The rise of Alabama's largest utility company is a story that mirrors the growth of the state in the twentieth century, and it is told within these 128 pages through over 200 vintage photographs from the company's corporate archives. Glimpses of the past reveal how the comapny flourished after its December 4, 1906 creation and how it changed and enhanced the lives of residents in all areas of the state.
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James L. Noles Jr. is an attorney with the firm Balch & Bingham LLP in Birminham. His areas of practice include historical and cultural resources law.
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Capt. William P. Lay was the third in a line of Alabama river men. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Lay Dam, Alabama Power Company, Thomas Martin, Coosa River, Martin Dam, Warrior River, Mitchell Dam, Jordan Dam, New York, Southern Company, Tallapoosa River, Yates Dam, Dixie Construction Company, Georgia Power Company, Warrior Reserve Steam Plant, Gorgas Steam Plant, James Mitchell, Logan Martin, Weiss Dam, World War, Kowaliga Creek Bridge New!
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Capt. William P. Lay was the third in a line of Alabama river men. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Lay Dam, Alabama Power Company, Thomas Martin, Coosa River, Martin Dam, Warrior River, Mitchell Dam, Jordan Dam, New York, Southern Company, Tallapoosa River, Yates Dam, Dixie Construction Company, Georgia Power Company, Warrior Reserve Steam Plant, Gorgas Steam Plant, James Mitchell, Logan Martin, Weiss Dam, World War, Kowaliga Creek Bridge New!
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- The Great Escape (Real Life Gamebooks) by Simon Farrell on page 23
- The Great Depression - How We Coped, Worked and Played: Life-Experience Stories from the Carolinas' Piedmont (1929-41) by Margaret G. Bigger on page 59
- Lake Martin: Alabama's Crown Jewel (AL) (Making of America) by Elizabeth D. Schafer in Front Matter
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