Author Index - A

A : 23 Authors Found

Abraham Aamidor

Rosenwald Schools in Alabama
Rosenwald schools refer to a group of educational institutions established in the South for African Americans...

Neal B. Abraham

Percy Lavon Julian
Percy L. Julian (1899–1975) was an internationally acclaimed synthetic organic chemist. Only the...

Susan M. Abram

Cherokees in Alabama
Alabama became part of the Cherokee homeland only in the last quarter of the eighteenth century. Nevertheless,...

Sequoyah
Sequoyah (also known as George Guess and George Gist) was one of the most influential men in the history...

Ada Adams

Jefferson Davis Community College
Jefferson Davis Community College (JDCC) was created by action of the Alabama State Board of Education...

E. Bryding Adams

William Frye
George Wilhelm (William) Frye (1822-1872) was a portrait artist from Germany who established a studio...

Augustin Lynch
Augustin Lynch (1801-1870) was one of Alabama's most colorful and successful cabinetmakers in the...

Nicola Marschall
A prolific portrait painter and generally accepted designer of the first National Confederate Flag, known...

G. Travis Adams

Auburn University at Montgomery (AUM)
Auburn University at Montgomery (AUM) is a branch of Auburn University located on a 500-acre campus in...

Samuel N. Addy

Automotive Manufacturing Industry in Alabama
The automotive manufacturing industry in Alabama consists of automobile and light-duty motor vehicle...

Extractive Industries
Extractive industries in Alabama include oil and gas extraction; mining, primarily of coal but also some...

Food Production in Alabama
The food products sector in Alabama includes crop and animal production and food products manufacturing....

Lynne M. Adrian

Hobo Culture in Alabama
People referred to as hoboes were common throughout the United States from the 1870s through the 1930s....

James E. Akenson

Alabama (Music Group)
From 1979 to 2004, the Fort Payne-based country music band Alabama was one of the most successful musical...

Catherine B. Allen

Ida Vines Moffett
Always dressed in her traditional white uniform, including her cap and her 1926 School of Nursing class...