Historic Information
Lou Wooster – A Local Legend – Part One
Lou Wooster was an enigmatic figure in Birmingham, Alabama, during the late 19th and early 20th century. She was a woman who defied societal norms,
Birmingham Ghost Walk
Walking Tours 101 – What you need to know to enjoy the experience
Walking tours are a popular and enjoyable way to explore a new city or destination. By walking, visitors can take in the sights and sounds
Food Tour
Fried Green Tomatoes – Taste of Birmingham Food Tours
Fried green tomatoes are a classic Southern dish that have been enjoyed for generations, and you can try them on our Taste of Birmingham Food
Announcement
We are announcing that 1) we are still alive… and 2) we are returning to our regular video schedule
October is coming and with it new events and a brand new website!
We have gotten a little bit staid around here…. So with the coming of October just over the horizon, we have decided to shake things
Misc Notes
Highland Bar & Grill FINALLY WINS the James Beard Award!
We do Birmingham history here, and this is no doubt historic! In our city, Frank Stitt is the Godfather, and all of us that slave
Jefferson County Cemetery Project
Brown Family Cemetery
The Brown Family Cemetery is located in the woods off the road in Fairfield. This was the first cemetery that I chose to check
Birmingham Ghost Walk
2018 Tour Season is here!
The 2018 tour season has begun and we have had sold out tours without even hosting a big kick off event! This is going to
Tour Info
Last Weekend of the Winter Tour
This coming weekend is the final weekend of the final tour. The week after is the begining of the full tours for the 2018 season.
Elyton Land Company
The Elyton Land Company – Part 1
I was planning on writing a short article on the Elyton Land Company, but as I started digging through the stacks, I realized that this
