The archaeology of an African-American neighborhood in Mobile, Alabama /
by Bonnie L. Gums ; with contributions by Pam McRae and Janet Clute.

Description

Main Author

Gums, Bonnie L.

Related Names

Clute, Janet.
McRae, Pam.
University of South Alabama. Center for Archaeological Studies.

Language(s)

English

Published

Mobile, Ala : University of South Alabama ; c1998.

Subjects

Special collections.
Excavations (Archaeology) > Excavations (Archaeology) / Alabama > Excavations (Archaeology) / Alabama / Mobile.
African Americans > African Americans / Alabama > African Americans / Alabama / Mobile.
Mobile (Ala.) > Mobile (Ala.) / Antiquities.
Mobile (Ala.) > Mobile (Ala.) / Authors.
Mobile (Ala.) > Mobile (Ala.) / Imprints.
Mobile (Ala.) > Mobile (Ala.) / History.

Note

"This archaeological study was initiated when the Mobile County Board of School Commissioners proposed construction of a new middle school northwest of downtown Mobile. Decades ago this school site was a residential neighborhood bounded by several now-abandoned streets, including Morton, N. Franklin, Walnut, and Chestnut."
"Prepared for Board of School Commissioners Mobile County Public School System"--Cover.

Physical Description

89 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.

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