Discover the history of the John R. Drish House in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and explore its unique Greek Revival and Italianate architecture, historic legacy, and preservation.
The Tuscaloosa Curb Market has been part of a rich local tradition that dates back to 1924, when Tuscaloosa County’s first curb market officially opened.
Read The Preservationist 2025 newsletter from Historic Tuscaloosa for updates on historic preservation, local heritage, restoration projects, and community efforts across Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Discover the University Club in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, also known as the historic Dearing-Bagby House and Governor's Mansion, dating back to circa 1834.
Read The Preservationist Spring 2024 newsletter from Historic Tuscaloosa for updates on historic preservation, local heritage, community projects, and historic landmarks in Alabama.
Discover the story of the April 3, 1865 wedding in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, when Civil War events interrupted Emily Leach and Captain James Carpenter's historic wedding celebration.
Discover the Pageant of Tuscaloosa, a historic 1916 centennial celebration featuring dramatic reenactments that showcase Tuscaloosa's history, heritage, and cultural legacy.
Explore local history and historic preservation in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, with Historic Tuscaloosa. Discover stories, landmarks, and community efforts celebrating the city's heritage.
Explore the Jemison Papers, a historical collection documenting Robert Jemison Jr. and his family's business, political activities, and personal lives in Alabama from 1797 to 1960.
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Explore the Historic Tuscaloosa Lecture Series featuring engaging talks on local history, historic preservation, architecture, and Southern heritage in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Celebrate the season at the Tuscaloosa Cameo Guild Christmas Tea, featuring festive traditions, holiday refreshments, and community spirit in historic Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Experience Historic Tuscaloosa's Bourbon & Barbecue event, featuring delicious barbecue, bourbon tastings, and community fun while supporting historic preservation in Alabama.
Celebrate the holiday season at Historic Tuscaloosa’s Annual Holiday Open House on December 7, 2025, with historic homes, music, Santa, and family fun.
