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Old photographs to share from Skyline Farms in Jackson County, Alabama- Part 7
The Skyline Farms project, established by the federal government in Jackson County in 1934, was one of the more unique socioeconomic experiments in Alabama history. It provided a way for destitute families to pull themselves out of poverty after the Great Depression. Skyline Farms fell on hard times in the 1940s when cotton crops failed. […]
PATRON + Time to celebrate! [1937 photographs of people from Jackson County, Alabama] This is what they did for fun at Skyline Farms – Part 6 –
1937 photographs of citizens from Jackson County, Alabama
PATRON + The people of Skyline Farms were seeking a better life in Jackson County [film & old photographs] some people considered it socialism
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PATRON + Schools have changed in many ways since these days when life was so much simpler – Notice how the teachers are dressed [old photographs] Skyline Farms – Part 5
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PATRON + Could you sit on these hard benches with no backs for long hours in school? [1936 Photographs & film] – Skyline Farms – Part 4 –
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PATRON + The people lived in these small buildings while they waited on a house to be built at Skyline Farms [vintage photographs] Part 2
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PATRON + Did you know that Skyline Farms actually started before the Federal Government assisted?
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GOOD OLE DAYS – Can you believe there was deep snow in 1886 that lay on the ground until April in Cleburne County, Alabama?
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PATRON – There is musical talent in Alabama genes. Do you know names to add to this list?
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PATRON + UPDATED WITH PODCAST Alabama was the 1st home for two programs that helped married men during the depression
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AUTHOR SUNDAY – Work at a sawmill was hard in the good old days! Can you imagine the strength it took to do this?
Work at a sawmill was hard in the good old days! Can you imagine the strength it took to do this? MEMORIES OF WALKER COUNTY, ALABAMA by JACK O. NIX I grew up in Walker Co. Alabama between Carbon Hill and Nauvoo. My Grand Father John Thomas Nix had a sawmill on his property and […]
PATRON + Ellis Gore born Oct 3, 1800, tells what his life was like as a farmer in Pickens County, Alabama
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