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(Side 1) Mooresville, Alabama Incorporated November 16, 1818 Mooresville Post Office, c.1840, is the oldest operational post office in the state of Alabama. It has served the community form the same building since its construction of sawmill …
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Completed by 1839 this Greek Revival Structure was probably under construction for several years. On November 18, 1838 Alabama's 2nd Governor, Thomas Bibb and his wife Pamela deeded this property to William K. Adams, Monroe F. Moses and James Alli…
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Post office contains original call boxes Old tavern, 1817 used as stagecoach stopRed Brick Methodist church 1817U.S. Gen. James A Garfield was stationed here 1862White frame church is more than a century old Andrew Johnson was apprenticed tailor h…
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FrontThe town of Cottonport flourished in the early years of Limestone County. It was settled in 1818 and chartered in 1824. It was located approx. 1½ miles S.E. near the point where Limestone Creek flowed into the Tennessee River and was a p…
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