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Alabama’s oldest courthouses have witnessed a panorama of history. Historic Alabama Courthouses resurrects historical facts and images of buildings that were the centers of much of the state’s public life during its first century. Photographs of more than 120 buildings, the earliest that the author could find for each structure, are gathered in this significant volume along with historical, architectural, social, legal, and political accounts of their contributions to the landscape of...

Once the center of agricultural prosperity in Alabama, the rich soil of the Black Belt still features beautiful homes that stand as a testimony to the region's proud heritage. Join author Jennifer Hale as she explores the history of seventeen of the finest plantation homes in Alabama's Black Belt. This book chronicles the original owners and slaves of the homes, and traces their descendants who continued to call these plantations home throughout the past two centuries. Discover why the...

Rhys Green: Hole in Barn Door - Quilt Mosaic in Shimmering Glass - Blue and Yellow; 12"x12"

Mike Handley: Hooch Man (bearded) framed 10'x10'

This haunting piece by Lisa Lenox is signed by the artist.  It displays many bones, including teeth, vertebrae, locus, and frog and lizard carcasses.  It also has crosses, a computer circuit board, clock hands, Mardi Gras beads, dirt dobber and wasp nests, and other trinkets.  There is also a message on the board that reads:Gettin sick an tired of the waY you do Time Mama im Gonna poison you sprinkle goofet dust around yo bed Wake up in the mornin' AN' Find...

Ed Davis; Horseshoe Board; 29x5.5

Rickey Elliot: Wooden Hot Pads

Charlie Lucas: House Pet- yellow on wood unframed; 24" x 24"; signed by artist

Charlie Lucas: House Pet- Wire Sculpture; approx. 11" x 7" 14"

Jacqueline Allen Trimble: How to Survive the ApocalypseHow to Survive the Apocalypse, the second collection from poet Jacqueline Allen Trimble, examines the many apocalypses that African Americans have weathered, advising that those who wish to avoid annihilation should “live by rage and joy and turpentine.” Trimble reimagines the sonnet and the parable, producing poems of ironic indictment and joyous celebration. The book explores aspects of the Black experience in America, from Black woman...

Mary Croley: Hummingbird 12x16

Born with no arms or legs in December, 1970, Allison Wetherbee has faced challenges few could ever imagine. In the book, I Was Born This Way, her faith, courage and humor are shown as she tells the story of her life. The first part of this book describes her life defining moments including graduating from college with a master's degree, and working as a mental health therapist. The second part of this book is full of devotions and stories of inspiration.Allison currently enjoys her position as...