Proudest Inheritance

Proudest Inheritance

Proudest Inheritance: A Bicentennial Tribute of the Chattahoochee Valley Historical Society. Information taken from records of the Chattahoochee Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, organized in West Point, Georgia, on November 7, 1917, and disbanded December 20, 1933. Also includes text of Captain J.W.F. Little’s historic address at West Point on July 4, 1876. William H. Davidson, editor. Copyright 1975. CVHS Publication No.12.

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War Was the Place

Old Oakbowery

War Was the Place: A Centennial Collection of Confederate Soldier Letters/ Old Oakbowery. Letters from C.S.A. soldiers written home to families in Troup and Harris Counties in Georgia, and Chambers County, Alabama. Also includes articles on the antebellum settlement of Oakbowery in Chambers County, Alabama. William H. Davidson, editor. Copyright 1961. 3rd printing 2001. CVHS Publication No. 5.
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Bus Trip Announced

A Fun and Educational Adventure!

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June 22 – 26, 2019

Chattahoochee Valley Historical Society’s

ALABAMA Bus Tour On Our State’s Bi-centennial Anniversary!

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Featuring

  • All five state capitals, including the “Lost Capitals” of St. Stephens and Old Cahaba
  • Constitution Village and U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville
  • Sloss Furnace and Civil Rights Institute in Birmingham
  • University of Alabama historic tour in Tuscaloosa
  • Black Belt, antebellum homes, and Edmund Pettis Bridge in Selma
  • Fort of Colonial Mobile, Historic Downtown, and Battle of Mobile Bay at historic Fort Gaines and Fort Morgan
  • In Montgomery, Rosa Parks Museum, First White House of the Confederacy, State Capitol, and State Archives!