Huntsville's Role in Civil Rights Exploring Huntsville's role in the Civil Rights Movement is easier than ever, thanks to a new effort by the Rocket City Civil Rights project – the Rocket City Civil…
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When the temperatures drop and winter chill sets in, Huntsville still has plenty to offer beyond the frosty outdoors! Whether you’re looking to stay warm and cozy or just seeking a fun escape from the…
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Memorial Day is an important time to remember the ultimate sacrifice made by so many. It's also the start of summer, of warmer weather, and (hopefully) some extra time to enjoy with friends and family…
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In the heart of Downtown Huntsville's Big Spring Park, a unique and inspiring art trail pays tribute to Dr. Mae Jemison, the first African American woman in space. This trail features seven distinct…
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Have you ever found yourself driving around Huntsville and wondered, "What is the story behind that name?" If so, you'll enjoy a few of my findings as I set out to answer that very question. Let me…
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Historic Huntsville Museum The Historic Huntsville Museum, located within the iconic Harrison Brothers Hardware building, has made its mark on the national stage. Recognizing the city's…
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How is a house with more than one floor like a good book? They both have stories. These three Huntsville houses would have great stories even without having multiple floors (well, two of them would…
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Central Presbyterian Church Foundations of Faith Trail The Huntsville Foundations of Faith Trail churches define the heart of the area's rich and diverse cultural and spiritual heritage. Each of…
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What was once known to Hunstville as Memorial Plaza, has become a wonderful historical resource and art center providing a unique and educational experience in the heart of North Huntsville. For…
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Tucked away at the heart of the City of Madison is historic downtown Madison. Once called Madison Station for the 1850s era Memphis and Charleston railway depot built there, the old town, residences…
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