Cahaba, Alabama
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Cahaba
Cahawba |
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St. Lukes Episcopal Church, dipindahkan dari Cahaba ke Martin's Station pada 1876, dipindahkan kembali ke Cahaba pada 2007.
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| Letak: | 32°19′1″LU 87°06′5″BT / 32,31694°LU 87,10139°BB |
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| Kota terdekat: | Selma, Alabama |
| Pihak pengelola: | Alabama Historical Commission |
| NRHP Reference#: | 73000341[1] |
| Ditambahkan ke NRHP: | 1973[1] |
Cahaba (Cahawba) merupakan sebuah kota hantu di county Dallas, Alabama, Amerika Serikat. Kota ini dulu merupakan ibu kota negara bagian Alabama pertama dari 1820-1825.[2]
Galeri [sunting]
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Vine Street, probably taken in the last half of the 19th century.
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St. Luke's Episcopal Church at Martin's Station in 1934.
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Old Methodist Church in the 1930s, later burned down.
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Kirkpatrick mansion on Oak Street, burned in 1935, the two-story brick slave quarters remain intact, however.
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The Female Academy as it stood in 1903.
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The twenty-six room Perine mansion, built in the 1850s, later demolished.
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Another view of the Perine Mansion.
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Crocheron mansion, built 1843, later burned.
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Castle Morgan, a Confederate prison camp on the Alabama River at Cahaba.
Referensi dan pranala luar [sunting]
- ^ a b ""Alabama: Dallas County"". "National Register of Historic Places". Diakses 2008-01-07.
- ^ ""Old Cahawba, Alabama's first state capital, 1820 to 1826"". "Old Cahawba: A Cahawba Advisory Committee Project". Diakses 2008-01-07.
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Wikimedia Commons memiliki kategori mengenai Cahaba, Alabama |
- Cahawba Advisory Committee
- Meador, Daniel, "Riding Over the Past?", Virginia Quarterly Review, Winter 2002.
- Fry, Anna M. Gayle. Memories of Old Cahaba. Nashville, Tenn: Publishing House of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 1908.
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