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 Haleyville Historical Society • 205.486.2112 (Vicky Dean - KFC) • P.O. Box 611
• Haleyville • Alabama • 35565 |
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Who
is the Haleyville Historical Society?
The Haleyville Historical Society
is a private, non-profit educational institution established
in 2004.
Mission
To contribute to the quality of life in Haleyville by
preserving,
learning from, and celebrating its past while helping
to shape its future.
Role
Encourage understanding and appreciation of Haleyville’s
cultural,
economic and physical heritage by individuals, agencies
and organizations.
Research and interpret the history of Haleyville and its
surroundings.
Provide strong heritage education programs for children
and adults. (All
Alabama
history
classes include segment on “History of Haleyville.”)
Initiate and support the preservation of our historical
landmarks, districts and neighborhoods
Help shape the city’s future development
Develop the Society as an institution
List individual properties or downtown on National Register
Establish National Historic District
Secure and develop and maintain a Museum & Restore
Historical Markers
Celebrate the work of famous Haleyvillians - Pat Buttram,
Polly Holiday, “Lonzo” of Lonzo and Oscar, John Baragrey, Lili Gentle Zanuck
Develop website
Goals
Major Visitor Destinations
Home
of 9-1-1
(Original Red Phone)
Haleyville
Police Station
Rocky Ravine/City
Lake
Park
(Indian Site)
Railroad Depot (last place to have turntable)
Haleyville's Special
Places
Historic Homes
The
Palmer House (or Home) sold to Mose Feldman, sold
to and renovated to its present
condition by Dr. Joe and Judy Teal
—September 2006, Dr. and Mrs. Teal were notified by the Alabama Historic Commission that the Historic Palmer-Feldman House
(the house where the Feldman family, original owners of the Historic Feldman Department Store, lived for 2 generations) has now been entered into the states' official registry of historic landmarks..
The
Dodd Building
sold
to Mose Feldman, sold to,
and
renovated to its present condition and officially registered
with the Alabama Historic Commission as
"The
Historic Feldman Department Store" by Dr. Joe & Judy Teal
Hazel
Ray
Home
Historic Buildings
Mayhall Bldg.
Haley Bldg.
Cowart Bldg
Haleyville Public Library, formerly Haleyville Post Office
Jerry Jackson, Atty. Office (1939)
"The
Historic Feldman Department Store" by Dr. Joe & Judy Teal
Historic Cemeteries
Burial Sites
Aunt Jenny Johnston
Christopher Sheats
“Bucky
Davis
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Haley Family
Boy on
Hoggle Ridge Rd
Special Collections
Kenneth Ward Indian Collection
Sons of the Confederacy Display
More information available at Winston County Genealogical
Society wcgs@ala.nu
To
Do
Conduct a cultural resources survey to document the historic
buildings and determine boundaries for
National Register districts or eligible individual properties.
Adopt a local historic ordinance and establish a seven
member historic preservation commission
2007 Officers
President • Gene Godsey
V-President • Kenneth Ward
Secretary • Vonda
Honey
Treasurer • Konnie Thrasher
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