Photographs of the Edmund Pettus Bridge are synonymous with Selma, and it is often used for television news backdrops. But here is a picture...

To some of us, thistles are just prickly, aggravating weeds meant to be dug up and thrown away. To bumblebees , they are sustenance. To the ...

Bruce Schultz of Tintype Photography in Lafayette, La., dries a photograph over a candle flame during his living-history display of 19th Ce...

View the Battlefield Balladeers Selma Living History VIDEO HERE. Singing songs of the Civil War era, The Battlefield Balladeers bring thei...

It's Skywatch Friday, and Southern belles anxiously watch the action as skies above the battlefield fill with smoke. The Battle of Selm...

Ahh, what a beautiful day to relax on the terrace of the St. James Hotel, sip some sweet iced tea and watch the Alabama River roll its way ...

Assume that you live in the 19th Century and are spending your day spinning yarn. You have already washed the loose wool several times and c...

Presidential candidate and SenatorJohn McCain traveled first by plane, then by bus and finally by ferry to see the Quilts of Gees Bend do...

U.S. Sen. John McCain, left, the apparent Republican presidential nominee; is introduced by Alabama Gov. Bob Riley, right, just before kicki...

The 21st annual reenactment of the Battle of Selma was held today in Riverside Park. The actual battle was fought April 2, 1865, and was one...