It seems the 1973-74 tornado, EF-5-6, has been left out. It was worse or the same as the 2011 one. I was in the second grade. It was known as the “super outbreak”. I would love to see pics of this. Oh, is the Alabama Encylopedia cover the mining camps around?Can you give me a link or book with it and the settlers of Dean Town and the Colony in Cullman County?
yes i have a comment to make. the weiss house was not destroyed in the tornado it was badly damaged but not “destroyed beyond repair”. also you have a picture of one set of businesses in the picture sequence of cullman buildings as buildings in cullman they are not they are on the main street in hanceville.
It seems the 1973-74 tornado, EF-5-6, has been left out. It was worse or the same as the 2011 one. I was in the second grade. It was known as the “super outbreak”. I would love to see pics of this. Oh, is the Alabama Encylopedia cover the mining camps around?Can you give me a link or book with it and the settlers of Dean Town and the Colony in Cullman County?
There are houses like this in Savanah Georgia that cost 3 or 4 hundred thousand dollars.
I love a tin roof in the rain.
yes i have a comment to make. the weiss house was not destroyed in the tornado it was badly damaged but not “destroyed beyond repair”. also you have a picture of one set of businesses in the picture sequence of cullman buildings as buildings in cullman they are not they are on the main street in hanceville.
enjoyed this but very sad
Beautiful home!
God Bless Them
Bill Cole- thought you might be interested in this…hope you’re feeling better!
Jacqueline Guidry
Attended high school in Cullman at St. Bernard’s.
Love Cullman
Would love to visit Cullman someday.
Love Cullman.
Thanks so much for sharing.
Brindlee Mtn.
Peggy Harris Posey