TUSCALOOSA SCENES FROM OLD COROLLAS

DOLLY'S MAMMY'S PHILOSOPHY was a column that ran on the Women's Page of the Birmingham Post Herald from 1910 to 1916  https://bamamammoths.blogspot.com/2024/06/so-im-goin-through-lees-old-corollas.html

Prince House @ the present-day location of the Shell Station on the Strip

Son of Horace Harding, construction engineer on the first Warrior River locks

DENNY FIELD

FROM THE FRONT OF SMITH HALL LOOKING SOUTH OVER THE QUAD TOWARD LITTLE HALL (constructed 1915)

Warrior River Shoals

Locks 1 (renamed Lock 10 @ present day Corps of Engineers), Lock 2 (renamed Lock 11 @ present day ANOTHER BROKEN EGG), Lock 3 (renamed Lock 12 @ present day University of Alabama Manderson Landing)

FRONT OF SMITH HALL

Looking southwest over Comer Hall toward Morgan Hall

1920 DOWNTOWN TUSCALOOSA

Intersection of University and 23rd Avenue. Old Mellow Mushroom to the left.

Bank sign on the front of present-day DePalma's

University Boulevard from the President's Mansion looking North

notice freshly planted oaks commemorating Tuscaloosa's World War One dead

across 6th Street from BAMA Theater. McLester Hotel

Elk's Home renovated to make Alta Apartments on southeast corner of 6th Street and 22nd Avenue.

from of Smith Hall looking toward Morgan