Scotty Kirkland
Retrospect: The doctor is in
The legacy of pioneering physician Lloyd Noland.
Retrospect: The Golden Eagle Syrup Co.
Golden Eagle Syrup Co. has been making sticky sweetness since 1928.
Retrospect: James W. Sloss and his BIrmingham furnaces
James W. Sloss and his furnaces secured Birmingham's future when he brought the L&N Railroad to Jones Valley.
Retrospect: Knitted together
The W. B. Davis & Son Hosiery Mill and the resurrection of Fort Payne.
Retrospect: The Haynes Razor Strop Co.
Hunter C. Haynes was an African American entrepreneur that called Selma home.
Retrospect: Turning little rocks into big business
The early years of the Birmingham Slag Co., which was later acquired and became Vulcan Materials Co.
Retrospect: Roanoke’s Ella Smith Doll Company
Ella Smith was determined to produce an indestructible child's toy.
Retrospect: Renowned veterinary surgeon Peter Joseph Patt
Mobile vet treated horses, created cure-alls for man and beast and transitioned his downtown stables to auto parking as times changed.
Retrospect: Birmingham’s first banker
Charles Linn established the National Bank of Birmingham, becoming Birmingham's first banker.
Retrospect: First Harvest
A farmer, a banker and the power of the peanut changed Coffee County forever, as memorialized in this bronze panel at Alabama Bicentennial Park.