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A couple of pictures from Alfred B. Maclay
State Park in Northeast Tallahassee, Fl.

Flint River-uarium
The river-uarium is in Albany, southwestern part of
Georgia.

A river-uarium resident, a 100 lb alligator
snapping turtle

Another river-uarium resident, sturgeon

Resident of Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga

A small portion of the graves in the
Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park

Fort Nashborough along the Cumberland River
in downtown Nashville, Tn.

The Founders of Nashville
John Donelson led settlers by a water route to this area.
James Robertson lead settlers overland to this area.
(Tennessee Titans Football Stadium in background.)

Tannehill State Park, Alabama
Plank road: prior to the advent of railroads, plank
or corduroy (log) roads were popular throughout the
Eastern United States.

Roupes Valley Ironworks
Founded in 1830 and known as the birthplace of the
Birmingham Iron Industry, it became a major supplier
of iron for cannons and naval plate to the Confederacy.

John Wesley Hall Grist Mill and Cotton Gin Waterwheel
This mill and gin operated from 1867 to 1931.

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