Foot Traffic Only

No horses, mules, wagons or buggies allowed

 in the 1860's Merchant Town at last week's Battle of Selma.

Foot traffic only!

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Signs, Signs, Take a Break

Selma artist Clayton Cogle's "Take a Break"  painting takes us back to the early 1900s

 when Coca-Cola Bottling was located in a building near Water Avenue

 and Lauderdale Street. The mural on the side of the building was refurbished,

 and you can view it HERE. 

Cogle's colorful painting is on display

at the Alabama Artists: Roots and Wings Art Exhibition

 and Sale at Carneal ArtsRevive. The show ends Saturday. 

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Signs of Autumn

The signs of autumn are everywhere, including at this Saturday's

 Riverfront Market Day. 

This picture was taken at last year's event, and again the weather will be perfect.

 There will be lots of arts, crafts, food, music and fun for children. 

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Ye Olde Phone Booth

I'm not sure what the story is here, but there was no phone connected

 when I attempted to use it! :)

However, it sure makes an interesting attraction along Broad Street,

 and I appreciate that it was wheelchair accessible. 

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Your Speed

School has started all across Selma, and among the new additions for school zones

 are electronic speed limit signs. This one stands near Byrd Elementary, 

and what a help it is for drivers! The sign flashes your vehicle's speed 

as you approach the zone, reminding you to slow down and watch for children.

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Where Oh Where?

Anybody know where this sign is located in Selma?

The plaque is attached to the pole of the original light used 

on the Edmund Pettus Bridge. The light was used from 1940

 to circa 1960 and restored by the

 Selma-Dallas County Historic Preservation Society. 

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The First

I love the signs that Kay Sasser Jacoby brought to StreetFest.

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