Historic Tuscaloosa Lecture Series

The series kicks off with a lecture from Robert Register on Thursday, June 22. Register’s presentation topic will use the 1887 Tuscaloosa panoramic map as an educational paradigm for historical learning.

This special presentation will use the 1887 Tuscaloosa panoramic map as an educational paradigm for historical learning. The lecture will be held on the main floor at the Jemison-Van de Graaff Mansion found at 1305 Greensboro Avenue and is open to the public.

Originally from Dothan, Robert Register spent most of his working career in the Tuscaloosa area. After two decades of teaching life sciences in Alabama's public schools and community colleges and the last decade working in property maintenance, Robert decided to follow his passion for writing. Robert has published numerous articles in several different publications including Old Tuscaloosa magazine, Gulf Coast Historical Review, Panama City Living magazine, and the Crimson Magazine. In addition, Robert also wrote the…