Scotty Kirkland

Montgomery set the pace with electrified streetcar system.

The Queen Anne-style, 200-room Hotel Monte Sano stood from 1886 to the early 1940s.

Robert Bailey Wilby found new ways to entice patrons to the theaters under his care.

Warner started the Tecumseh Iron Works in Cherokee County, where he produced pig iron.

The Nation's Studio blended Olan Mills' business savvy with Mary Mills' artistry to create portraits of citizens across the U.S.

Selma was key for the Confederacy, building cannon, small arms ammunition and outfitting ironclad vessels.

Alabamian Mary Anderson invented the windshield wiper, filing a patent in 1903.

From bridges to the staircase in the Alabama State Capitol to his stint as an Alabama state representative, Horace King left a legacy that endures

Charles T. Pollard was Alabama's train pioneer, creating a line that stretched from Selma, Alabama, to West Point, Georgia.

While the kettles have stopped frying chips in Birmingham, Golden Flake snacks are still available on grocery shelves.