Gayle Thomas, 2013-2014 Alabama Historical Association President, discusses the AHA's activities in the coming year: the fall pilgrimage to Horseshoe Bend and the annual meeting in April 2014 in Scottsboro. She also discusses Henry County Historical Group activities and her Historic Marker survey project.

Bobby Joe Seales, President of the Shelby County Historical Society, discusses the Society's activities that garnered for it the 2012 James Ray Kuykendall Award as the outstanding local historical organization.

Dr. Andrew Nelson discusses the traveling exhibit he curated of photographs made by the Shackleford Family of Fayette County, AL, between 1900 and 1935. The Shacklefords were an African American rural family who ran a photography business, among other things. The photograph collection is at the Birmingham Public Library. (mentioned in Episode 022, Frances Robb, Shot in Alabama, October 2017)

Dr. Daniel Hutchinson discusses his article, "'We . . . Are The Most Fortunate of Prisoners': The Axis POW Experience at Camp Opelika during World War II" in The Alabama Review, co-winner of the Alabama Historical Association's 2012 Milo Howard Award.

Dr. Dan Haulman discusses his article, "The Tuskegee Airmen and the 'Never Lost a Bomber' Myth," in The Alabama Review that was a co-winner of the Alabama Historical Association's 2012 Milo Howard Award.

Mary Ann Neeley, renowned historian of Montgomery, AL, discusses her book _Matthew Blue, Montgomery's First Historian_ (Montgomery: NewSouthPress, 2010), winner of the Alabama Historical Association's Clinton J. Coley Award for Best Local History Book, 2012.

Links:

The Works of Matthew Blue: https://ugapress.org/book/9781588380319/the-works-of-matthew-blue/

Transcript from Google Drive: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GoGcUHv4VovPEgUa7c4B6lprXMBpN_X0/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=102203826811016620041&rtpof=true&sd=true