Alabama Department of Archives and History, Bronze map on front lawn

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Alabama Bronze Map

A Guide to the Images of the Bronze Map on the Lawn of the Alabama Department of Archives and History

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image of Bronze Map on north lawn of Alabama Department of Archives and History

Bronze map on north lawn (Washington Avenue) of Alabama Archives

1. Damn the Torpedoes--Full Speed Ahead!	2. Alabama Beaches	3. Grand Bay National Wildlife Reserve	4. America's First Mardi Gras	5. Iberville and Bienville Found Mobile, 1702
6. Attack on Fort Mims, 1813	7. Surveying Ellicott's Line, 1799	8. Wiregrass	9. Alabama Peanuts	10. Basilosaurus cetoides Swam Here 35 Million Years Ago
11. To Kill A Mockingbird	12. Forest Products	13. Rattlesnake Rodeo	14 Boll Weevil Monument	15. Fort Rucker: Home of Army Aviation
16. St. Stephens, U.S. Flag First Raised in Alabama, 1799	17. Salt Works	18. Shipping Cotton to the World	19. Longleaf Pine, Alabama State Tree	20. Hank Williams
21. Pioneer Life	22. Home of George and Lurleen Wallace	23. Alabama's First Commercial Oil Well	24. Gee's Bend Quilters	25. Sharecropping
26. Bird Dog Field Trial Monument	27. Lake Eufaula	28. State Song	29. Black Belt Plantations	30. Rooster Bridge
31. Vine and Olive Colony: Alabamians Welcome French Refugees, 1817	32. Catfish Farming	33. King Cotton	34. Cahaba, First State Capital	35. 1965 Voting Rights March
36. Daniel Pratt's Cotton Gin Factory	37. Wright Bothers' First Flying School, 1910	38. Montgomery Bus Boycott, 1955-1956	39. First Capital of the Confederacy, 1861	40. Fort Toulouse / Fort Jackson
41. Tuskeegee Institute	42. Auburn University	43. Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail	44. The Federal Road Opens Alabama to Pioneers	45. Tenn-Tom Waterway Connects Tennessee Valley to the Gulf
46. Moundville Mississippian Indian Civilization, 1000-1450 A. D.	47. University of Alabama	48. Automobile Manufacturing	49. Cahaba Lily	50. Chilton County Peaches
51. Alabama Railroads	52. Stars Fell on Mrs. Hodges, 1954	53. DeSoto Explores Alabama, 1540	54. Final Battle of the Creek War, 1814	55. Textile Industry
56. Birthplace of Hugo Black, U.S. Supreme Court Justice	57. Grist Mills	58. Pioneer Dogtrot Cabin	59. Coal Mining	60. Vulcan: Symbol of Alabama's Iron Industry
61. Abernathy, King, Shuttlesworth: Civil Rights Leaders	62. Medical Research	63. Talladega Speedway	64. Highest Point in Alabama	65. Annie's Town
66. John H. Bankhead: Father of the U.S. Highway System	67. Traditional Pottery	68. Winston Follows Its Own Path	69. Ave Maria Grotto	70. Covered Bridges
71. Emma Sansom Guides General Forrest	72. Cornwall Furnaces Ironworks, 1862-1875	73. Birthplace of Jesse Owens	74. Alabama State Bank Building	75. Eagles Return to Lake Guntersville
76. Shape-Note Singing	77. Sock Capital of the World	78. Sequoyah: Creator of the Cherokee Syllabary	79. Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan -- W-a-t-e-r	80. W.C. Handy Plays the Blues
81. Wilson Dam: Taming the Tennessee River	82. Fiddling Traditions	83. Rocket City	84. First State Constitution	85. Russell Cave: 10,000 Years of Human Habitation