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Online Resources for Learning about Alabama
GENERAL STATE
RESOURCES
The Alabamians
Alabama people in history and people in Alabama history
Official Website Of
The Alabama Legislature
Among other features, a complete compilation of all six of Alabama's
Constitutions
Alabama Historical Commission
Alabama Department of
Archives & History
Alabama AlaWeb
Your Official Online Connection to the State of Alabama
Alabama Bureau of Tourism and
Travel
Order the state travel brochure from them. A great way to get a good
overview of the state's offerings!
Albert James Pickett's History
of Alabama and incidentally
of
Georgia and Mississippi (published 1851)
Carol
Middleton's Herstories & Histories tm
Paintings and stories of legendary characters. Take the kids
here!
Alabama
Historical Quarterly
Table of Contents, 1930-1982
Historical Flags
NATIVE AMERICAN
National Park Service: Russell
Cave National Monument
(Paleo period)
A North American Paleoindian
Projectile Point Database
Moundville
Archaeological Park
Lower Alabama River
Ceramic Chronology A Tentative Assessment
Among The Creeks
Stories, family histories, and documents of some Creeks and
the folks who lived among them.
Creek
Historical Manuscripts
Special Collections, McFarlin Library, University of Tulsa
A Study of
the Creek Indians
from the Elmore Co., ALGenWeb site A wonderful link list!!!the
Creek
War
Writings
of Benjamin Hawkins, Indian Agent
Memoirs
or A Quick Glance
At
My Various Travels and my Sojourn in the Creek Nation: LeClerc Milfort
Anne Gometz's "A Creek
Biblography"
The Official Website of the Chickasaw
Nation
Native American
Resources
EXPLORATION
Florida History
The voyages of Hernando de Soto and the Native Americans
living in the southeastern United States at the time
Hernando de
Soto's Route through Alabama
Robert
de La Salle: Historical facts
Not directly in Alabama, of course, but affecting
The La Salle Shipwreck
Project
Archaeological investigation of the shipwreck of the Belle, La Salle's
ship on his last voyage
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