Alabama History@Home Is An Online Window Into State’s Past And More

By Alabama NewsCenter Staff

Have you ever wondered what Alabamians’ recipes looked like during World War I or wanted to see what houses looked like in your community in the 20th century? Or maybe you’re looking for lesson plans to help your children learn while they’re staying at home.

The Alabama Department of Archives and History (ADAH) has partnered with art and history organizations throughout the state to introduce Alabama History@Home, an online resource for exploring Alabama’s history.

Current History@Home Partners include AL200 Alabama Bicentennial, Alabama Heritage, Alabama Historical Association, Alabama Museum of Natural History, Alabama Public Television (APT), Alabama State Council on the Arts, Auburn University College of Liberal Arts – The Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts & Humanities, Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, Encyclopedia of Alabama, Historic Blakeley State Park, History Museum of Mobile, McWane Science Center, Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark, NewSouth Books, The Historians Manifesto, University of Alabama Museums, University of South Alabama Archaeology Museum, U.S. Space and Rocket Center and the Wiregrass Museum of Art.

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