2922 7th Street (Lots No. 226 and 225) 

from the 1837 LaTourrette Map

"BROWN STREET" was 29th Avenue. "DEER STREET" was 30th Avenue.

"UNION STREET" was 7th Street. "COTTON STREET" was 6th Street. 

"JACKSON STREET" was 28th Avenue.

"BROAD STREET" was University Boulevard.

from the 1887 TUSKALOOSA PANORAMIC MAP

"BROWN STREET" was 29th Avenue. "DEER STREET" was 30th Avenue.

"UNION STREET" was 7th Street. "COTTON STREET" was 6th Street.

from the March 31, 1915 TUSCALOOSA NEWS 

from the July 30, 1918 TUSCALOOSA NEWS 

In 1918, J.E. Collins was an M&O railroad engineer.

from the September 27, 1921 TUSCALOOSA NEWS

from the February 25, 1923 TUSCALOOSA NEWS

 

On August 1, 1940 the Mobile and Ohio Railroad was ordered by the court to sell from the steps of the Mobile County Courthouse the west halves of Lot No. 225 and Lot No. 226.  

from the April 21, 1893 MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER

Alvin Stoneking was a Tuscaloosa railroad contractor who in 1897 worked on the MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD cut that connected the rail yard to the trestle. He used mules to pull his shovels. 

On September 24, 1897, Stoneking murdered another M&O railroad contractor, Gus Lallande, in front of the White Elephant Saloon in downtown Tuscaloosa. 

from the September 25, 1897 CHATTANOOGA DAILY TIMES