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Historic Huntsville Quarterly 1978 to 2006

The following Table of Contents was provided by Linda Bayer Allen.

Volume IV, 1978

[[[:Template:Hhurl]]/hhpics/pdf/hhq/HHQ-Vol-IV-1-Jan-Mar78.pdf|January-March 1978 - IV:1, Henry Marks, Editor]

From the Editor by Henry Marks
Photographs of Lost Huntsville Buildings
Uncovering a Turn Of The Century Beauty by Kay Blair

Volume V, 1978-1979

Fall 1978 – V:1 Linda Bayer, Editor

From the Editor by Linda Bayer
Taxes and Historic Preservation by Linda Bayer

I. Tax Reform Act of 1976

II. Standards for Rehabilitation

III. Alabama Ad Valorem Taxation

IV. National Register Properties in Madison County

Old Town Historic District by Linda Bayer
News...
Reviews: American Preservation & Identifying American Architecture
And Old Views: O. M. Hundley House by Linda Bayer
From the Chairman by Lynn Jones

Winter 1979 – V:2, Linda Bayer, Editor

From the Editor by Linda Bayer
Downtown Huntsville

I. Its Architecture and Preservation

II. Its Revitalization

News...
Reviews: Downtown Birmingham & Nineteenth Century Mobile Architecture
And Old Views: Madison County Courthouse by Linda Bayer
From the Chairman by Lynn Jones

Spring 1979 – V:3, Linda Bayer, Editor

From the Editor by Linda Bayer
George Steele: Huntsville’s Antebellum Architect by Linda Bayer
From the Chairman by Lynn Jones

Summer 1979 – V:4, Linda Bayer, Editor

From the Editor by Linda Bayer
Huntsville: 1866-1927, 60 Years of History from Newspaper Accounts by Linda Bayer?
News...
Reviews: The Cape May Handbook & Rehab Right
And Old Views: Huntsville Female College by Linda Bayer

Volume VI, 1979-1980

Fall 1979 – VI:1, Linda Bayer, Editor

From the Editor by Linda Bayer
Some Guidelines for Storefront Rehabilitation by April Eberly
Façade Easements, A Tax Break for the Homeowner
News...
Reviews: Eutaw, The Builders and Architecture of an Ante-Bellum Southern Town reviewed by John Sarn
And Old Views: Huntsville Female Seminary by Linda Bayer
From the Chairman by Lynn Jones

Winter 1980 – VI:2, Linda Bayer, Editor

From the Editor by Linda Bayer
As It Was Then: Reminiscences of a Huntsville Childhood by Dorothea Johnston Snow
A Letter to the Editor from Kathleen and Lee James
News...
Reviews: Cease Not To Think of Me: Steele Family Letters reviewed by Ann Boucher
And Old Views: Huntsville’s City Halls by Linda Bayer
From the Chairman by Lynn Jones

Spring 1980 – VI:3, Linda Bayer, Editor

From the Editor by Linda Bayer
Downtown Apartments, A Report from Franklin, (TN) by Rudy Jordan
[[HHQ:Dual Occupancy in Huntsville:Dual Occupancy in Huntsville
Preservation Education by Lynn Jones
The National Register
A Renovation Proposal for Washington Street by Steve Kling
Local Design Review
News...
Reviews: William Nichols, Architect reviewed by Harvie Jones
And Old Views: Palmer Hall, A&M University
From the Chairman by Lynn Jones
Lincoln Mill, destroyed by fire

Summer 1980 – VI:4, Linda Bayer, Editor

From the Editor by Linda Bayer
The Romance and Realism of Monte Sano by Francis C. Roberts
Relics (poem) by Susan Luther
News...
Reviews: of Various preservation organizations
And Old Views: Huntsville – 1880 by Patricia Ryan
From the Chairman by Sarah W. Warren

Volume VII, 1980-1981

Fall 1980 – VII:1, Linda Bayer, Editor

Federal Period Residential Architecture in Huntsville and Madison County, 1805-1835 by Harvie Jones

Winter 1981 – VII:2, Linda Bayer, Editor

From the Editor by Linda Bayer
New National Register Properties in Downtown Huntsville by Linda Bayer

The Historical Background

The New Listings

Spring 1981 – VII:3, Linda Bayer, Editor
The Memphis & Charleston Railroad in Alabama, 1850-1898

The Railroad Comes to Huntsville by Linda Bayer
M&C Stations and Stops by Catherine K. Gilliam
News...
Old House Sestina, Remembering Howard Weeden (poem) by Susan Luther

Summer 1981 – VII:4, Linda Bayer, Editor

Greek Revival Period Architecture in Huntsville and Madison County, 1830-1845 Martha H. Simms
Huntsville’s Expanding City Limits by Linda Bayer

Volume VIII, 1981-1982

Fall 1981 – VIII:1, Linda Bayer, Editor
The Maria Howard Weeden House (300 Gates Avenue)

Introduction
The Structure by Harvie Jones
The Gardens by Sarah Huff Fisk
The Owners by Frances C. Roberts

Winter 1982 – VIII:2, Linda Bayer, Editor

Edgar Lee Love, Huntsville Architect & Preservationist by Linda Bayer
Stately Old Architecture in Alabama by Edgar Love
[[HHQ:Taxes and Preservation
HHFoundation News...
Lyric Theater, destroyed by fire
From the Chairman by Sarah W. Warren

Spring 1982 – VIII:3, Linda Bayer, Editor
Constitution Hall Park

The Role of Madison County in Achieving Statehood for Alabama by Frances C. Roberts
Constitution Hall Park, Architectural Notes by Harvie P. Jones
A Style of Life, Recreating Huntsville of 1819 by Dan Hoisington
Household Inventory of John Williams Walker, May 26, 1823

Summer 1982 – VIII:4, Linda Bayer, Editor

Introduction
Huntsville in 1925 (from the Huntsville Daily Times of 28 June)
No Expansion of City Boundaries in Many Years
Residential Developments Are Under Way
Recent $150,000 Bond Issue Will Permit Early Erection of New Schools by F. W. Williams
History of the Fight for Better Highways in Madison County by R. E. Pettus
Orchard Place Is Ideal Site of New Links
Huntsville’s Magnificent New Hospital
Judd Studio
Huntsville Gas Company
Earl Cline Opens Office Here
Day and Night Shift to Work
A. M. Booth Is Home Builder
Quaint Landmarks Pass As Progress Invades Huntsville by Miss Florence G. Shreve

Volume IX, 1982-1983

Fall/Winter 1982/83 – IX:1&2, Linda Bayer, Editor
Roadside Architecture

Introduction by Linda Bayer
The Gasoline Station by Linda Bayer
The Motel by Linda Bayer
Preservation by Linda Bayer

Spring/Summer 1983 – IX:3&4, Linda Bayer, Editor

Quietdale (401 Quietdale Drive) by Micky Maroney
Habitat (poem) by Susan Luther

The McCartney-Bone-Wilbourn House

Historical Background by Laura Mae Wilbourn
Civil War Reminiscences by Lillian Bone Paul

Humorous Huntsville Happenings by Patricia H. Ryan
The Calhoun House (Eustis Avenue) by Linda Bayer
Preservation Branches Out by Ralph Allen
ETCETERA

Volumes X & XI, 1983-1985

Fall/Winter 1983/84 – X:1&2, Micky Maroney, Editor

From the Editor
History of East Huntsville by Joberta Wasson
The Organization of a Third Historic District in Huntsville by Marilyn Kavanaugh
Sears Mail-Order Houses by Micky Maroney
Bragg-Kavanaugh House (1506 McCullough Avenue) by Micky Maroney
Update Downtown: A Revolution by Toni Reynolds

Spring/Summer/Fall 1984 – X:3&4 and XI:1, Micky Maroney, Editor

From the Editor
Celebrations and Toasts by Micky Maroney
Huntsville Inns of the Early 1800’s by Micky Maroney
Huntsville’s Old Hotels by Joberta Wasson
Reminders of the Good Old Days (menus)
Foul Birds Disappear from “Cuckoos’ Nests” from The Weekly Times, June 8, 1916

Winter/Spring 1985 – XI:2&3, Micky Maroney, Editor

From the Editor
Dating the Bibb House: Lore, Theory, and Fact by Eleanor Newman Hutchens
The Bungalow and Other 20th Century Residential Architecture in Huntsville: An Overview by Harvie Jones

Summer 1985 – XI:4, Micky Maroney, Editor

Huntsville Houses Vanished, A Pictorial Tour of old houses that have vanished from the Huntsville Scenery

Volume XII, 1985-1986

Fall/Winter 1985/86 – XII:1&2, Micky Maroney, Editor

From the Editor
Letters to the Editor from Clay Lancaster and Dr. Hutchens
Private Schools of Yesteryear: Shepherd’s School & Williams Training School by Joberta Wasson
The Oteys and Green Lawn by Micky Maroney
1928 Residential Plan from the American Builder

Spring/Summer 1986 – XII:3&4, Micky Maroney, Editor

From the Editor
A Brief History of Huntsville Schools by Dr. Frances Roberts & Dr. H. D. Nelson
Summary of the 16th-Section Land History by James Record
A Brief Sketch of Huntsville’s School Architecture, 1882-1975 by Harvie P. Jones
The Mill Schools of Huntsville by Aida Reinbolt

Volumes XIII & XIV, 1986-1988

Fall 1986 – XIII:1, Micky Maroney, Editor
Huntsville and Madison County Chamber of Commerce – 1919

From the Editor
Happy Hustling Huntsville
Brief Facts about the Cotton Mill Industry of Huntsville
Auto Route, Huntsville to All Florida and Alabama Points, via Gadsden
Imperial Madison County

Winter 1987 – XIII:2, Micky Maroney, Editor

The White-Turner-Sanford Home: Legacy of an Elusive Virginian (601 Madison) by William J. Stubno, Jr.
Specifications (poem) by Nell Esslinger

Spring 1987 – XIII:3, Micky Maroney, Editor

The Huntsville Daily Times Building: An Early Example of Art Deco Style by Linda Bayer
Center for Historic Houses: New Advocacy for Historic House Owners
Is your House Historic? Recognition Can Be a Boon to Ownership
Façade Easements

Summer/Fall 1987 – XIII:4 & XIV:1, Micky Maroney, Editor

From the Editor
Having Wonderful Times, Wish You Were Here by Ralph Allen

A Tourist’s-Eye-View of Huntsville: Picture Postcards, Early 1900’s to Mid 1950’s

Street Scenes – Downtown
Courthouses
Buildings – Public and Commercial
Hotels
Schools
Churches
Street Scenes – Residential
Homes
Mills
The Big Spring
Monte Sano
Motels
Miscellaneous

Winter/Spring 1988 – XIV:2&3, Micky Maroney, Editor

Prominent Private Schools – 1908 to 1929 Including Butler Training School and Wills-Taylor/Huntsville College, by Joberta Wasson
Winston-Orgain-Sammons House: The Evolution and Restoration of a Federal House 401 Lincoln Street by Aida Reinbolt
The Man Behind he Pictures – Artist Lee Harless by Pat Woodward

Summer 1988 – XIV:4, Micky Maroney, Editor

Blevins Gap: A Road Less Traveled by Nancy Rohr
Green Lawn Update: Changes Under Way at the Old Plantation by Micky Maroney
First Bathtub Said to be a Monte Sano Product
Monte Sano Mountain Had Early Health Settlement by Pat Jones

Volume XV, 1988-1989

Fall/Winter 1988-89 – XV:1&2 Micky Maroney, Editor

Maple Hill Cemetery by Joberta Wasson
The Huntsville Powder House
Contract for the First Courthouse in Lincoln County Tennessee
Huntsville Becomes a Town – From Wilderness Log Cabins to Sturdy Brick Buildings

Spring 1989 – XV:3, Micky Maroney, Editor

From the Editor
The Withers-Chapman-Johnson House: A Plantation Cottage (2409 Dairy Lane) by Micky Maroney

Summer 1989 – XV:4, Micky Maroney, Editor

Introduction: West Huntsville YMCA of 1925
West Huntsville Young Men’s Christian Association and Community

Volume XVI, 1990

Winter/Spring 1990 – XVI:1&2, Elise Stephens, Editor

From the Editor
Margaret Henson’s Huntsville
Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Huntsville Times Photograph
Art in Architecture by Harvie P. Jones
The House Isaiah Built (118 Calhoun Street) by Charles Rice
A House That Got Away, The Hewlett House (Holmes & Calhoun)
Keeping Up with the Joneses by John Rison Jones
Bits and Pieces About the Jones
G. W. Jones & Sons, 1886-1986
An Interview with Hazel Jones by Frances Robb

Summer/Fall 1990 – XVI:3&4, Elise Stephens, Editor
Gardens & Porches

From the Editor
Huntsville’s Garden District: A Sampling by Bill Nance and Harvilee Harbarger
Porch Life Before Air-Conditioning by Eleanor N. Hutchens
Virginia Clementine Clay by Joberta Wasson
Huntsville’s First Garden Club
Huntsville’s Special Gardens: Plans by Harvilee Harbarger
History of the Huntsville Botanical Garden by Barbara Yost
Postscript by Lucy and Seth Mize
Notes from the Diaries of Susan Bradley White
My Mother’s Garden by Howard Weeden
Late Nineteenth Century Landscape of Monte Sano by Frances Robb
Harrison Brothers
An American Signature Quilt

Volume XVII, 1991

Winter/Spring 1991 – XVII:1&2, Elise Stephens, Editor
World War II 50th Anniversary Issue

From the Editor
From the HHF Board Chairman by Ginger Fail
The Class of ’43, Huntsville High School
Letters Home by Dick Dickson
Huntsville, the Arsenal, and Miss Susie by Nancy Dickson
To Grandmother’s House We Go by John Moorman Shaver
Two “Arsenals of Democracy” by Kaylene Hughes
Goddard House by Pam Rogers
Memoirs of John L. McDaniel by Mark McDaniel
Historic Huntsville by Elise Hopkins Stephens

Summer/Fall 1991 – XVII:3&4, Elise Stephens, Editor
Huntsville on the Move

From the Editor
Letters to the Editor (from Nancy Rohr & Lee Harless)
From the HHF Board Chairman by Gerald W. Patterson
Huntsville, Alabama: Home For The German Rocket Team and Their Families An extract from the Autobiography of Elfriede Richter-Haaser
The Moore House (209 Walker) by Cecil Jenkins
Double-Jeopardy of the Humphreys-Rodgers House (Clinton/Gates) by Harvie P. Jones
Downtown Master Plan by Johnny Johnston

Volume XVIII, 1992-1993

Spring/Summer 1992 – XVIII:1&2, Elise Stephens, Editor

From the Editor
From the HHF Board Chairman by Gerald W. Patterson
The Class of ‘45: Alabama A&M Normalite
Remembering World War II by Mamie Brown
War’s Toll: William Wayne King by Gene Paul King
Creation of Redstone Arsenal by Elise H. Stephens
Huntsville Housing: A World War II Problem by Clifford Vanderpool
Huntsville’s Artists’ Renderings: Louise Marsh & Teresia Reid by Suzanne Bolton
New Life for Old Walls: Village Antiques by Richard Davis
Mystery Photo

Fall/Winter 1992-93 – XVIII:3&4, Elise Stephens, Editor
True Tales of Old Madison County [reprint]
Virgil Carrington (Pat) Jones

In the Beginning—Danger!
Isaac Criner, First Permanent White Settler
The Legend of Monte Sano
Mr. McCrary and the Salve Uprising (Northeast Madison County)
The Haunted House of Hazel Green
Wade’s Clock House (Bob Wade Lane)
Mr. Strong’s “Riverboat House” (North Memorial Parkway)
Scandalous Affair of 1836
The Sivley Treasure Recovered
The Otey Mansion (North Memorial Parkway)
The Kellys of Jeff
Legend of the Indian’s Buried Gold
Quietdale (401 Quietdale Drive)
Yankee Occupation—1862
Honeymoon Heartbreak (Mary Chambers Bibb)
The Legend of Lily Flag (sic)

Volume XIX, 1993

Spring/Summer 1993 – XIV(XIX):1&2, Elise H. Stephens, Editor
HAL Presents Huntsville

From the Editor
From the HHF Board Chairman by Gerald W. Patterson
HAL Gallery Presents Huntsville Compiled by Nancy Hanning and Doris Fandre, black & white photographs by Stuart Siniard
Clarke-Dorning House (518 Adams Avenue) Contributed by Ginger Fail
Fragments From a Newcomer’s Kaleidoscope by Diane Ellis

History Day Contributions:

An Invitation to Reflect & Remember
- Impressions and Memories of Madison County by Students of Liberty Middle School
- Madison History: A Student’s Perspective by Courtney Losset
- Huntsville—Then & Now by Elizabeth Hill Gamble
Civil War Excerpts from Out of Print Publications
- My Moving Tent Contributed by Nancy Rohr
- An Artilleryman’s Diary Contributed by Guy Spencer
First to Identify Mystery Photo Charles R. Smith, Jr.
Missing Portrait, Information Sought
Nashville to Nottingham by Elise Hopkins Stephens

Fall/Winter 1993 – XIX:3&4, Elise H. Stephens, Editor
In Search of Bridges of Madison County

From the HHF Board Chairman by Suzanne O'Connor
From the Editor
Road Map Madison County, Alabama – 1921
Covered Bridge at Butler Mill by Carlus Page
Excerpts from North Jackson Progress by Carlus Page
Butler Mill by Bill Stubno
Gurley: A Family Legacy Sarah Dudley Hall Edwards
Fighting Fire with Fire by Charles Rice

Volume XX, 1994

Spring 1994 – XX:1, Elise H. Stephens, Editor
Burritt Museum and Park: A Preservation Legacy

From the HHF Board Chairman by Suzanne O'Connor
From the Editor
The Burritt: A Preservation Legacy by Malinda Herzog
The Historic Park: Preservation 101 by Charles Pautler
Future Plans at Burritt by Pat Robertson
Additional Historical Notes

Summer 1994 – XX:2, Elise H. Stephens, Editor
A Preservation Sampler

From the HHF Board Chairman by Suzanne O'Connor
From the Editor
Huntsville’s Oldest Existing Fire Wagon by W. W. Varnedoe, Jr.
A Keller Returns to Huntsville by Ron Barnett
Monte Sano Mystique by Walter S. Terry
Extracts from The Bottomless Well (a novel) by Walter S. Terry
Monte Sano’s Viduta Historical District by Jane Barr
Preservation in Action: The Call by Dorothy Scott Johnson
Preservation in Action: The Response by Diane Ellis
G. A. Plummer, House Carpenter by Gary M. Griner, Sr.

Fall 1994 – XX:3, Elise H. Stephens, Editor
Celebrating Preservation Triumphs

From the HHF Board Chairman by Suzanne O'Connor
From the Editor
Letter to the Editor from Freeda Darnell
Down At The Store by Diane Ellis
Harrison Brothers Trivia “A Photo Essay” by B. J. Robinson
EastBrook Springs Restores Huntsville Landmarks by George Harsh
315 White Street by Nancy Munson

Winter 1994 – XX:4, Elise H. Stephens, Editor
Index Issue

From the HHF Board Chairman by Suzanne O'Connor
From the Editor
The Centennial Renovation by Revelle S. Gwyn
The Architecture of the 1899 Temple of B’nai Sholom by Harvie P. Jones
Extracts Contributed from Temple B’nai Sholom Rededication
The Spirits of My Ancestors Are in Loving Hands by Margaret Anne Goldsmith Hanaw
In Retrospect (from Rededication) by Henry Marks, update by Sol Miller
Index: Volume 20
Index of Table of Contents: Volumes 1-19

Volume XXI, 1995

Spring 1995 – XXI:1, Elise H. Stephens, Editor
Restoring Our Railroad History

From the HHF Board Chairman by Suzanne O'Connor
From the Editor
The Tuscumbia, Courtland & Decatur Railroad by Don Dobravolsky
Teaching Our Eyes to See: Elements Along the Line by Don Dobravolsky
The Huntsville Yard: Vanishing Before Your Eyes by Don Dobravolsky
The Freight Depot: Our Challenge for Today by Don Dobravolsky
Chase Station: Preservation on Track! by Hugh Dudley
Excerpts from Newsletters of the North Alabama Railroad Museum by Dave Sherk

Summer 1995 – XXI:2, Carol Kamback, Guest Editor
The Community as Classroom

From the HHF Board Chairman by Suzi Bolton
From the Editor by Elise Stephens
From the Guest Editor by Carol Kamback
Take A Walk by Carol Kamback
The Weeden House by Ginger C. Mouse (as told to Melissa Howard)
The Church of the Nativity by Alex Ealy
Big Spring Lion by Marnie Galloway
Church Street Church by Dorothella Littlepage and Holly Rodes
The Huntsville Depot by Jessica Fortune and Marsha Francis
Memories of Lincoln School by Adam and Erin Johnson
Why We Like The McCormick House by Aaron Anderson, Cyrus King and Fletcher Kurtz
Oak Place by Kellie Corder and Ellen Richardson
Interview with Dot Johnson by Tho Nguyen and Kathryn Wilburn
An Interview with Chuck Weber by Allison McLeroy with Marnie & Lori Galloway
Why Should We Preserve Our Trees? by Allison McLeroy
Chapman Elementary’s Sycamore Trees by Allison McLeroy

Fall 1995 – XXI:3, Elise H. Stephens, Editor
Stained Glass Windows & Doors to Nowhere

From the HHF Board Chairman by Suzi Bolton
From the Editor by Elise Stephens
Letter to the Editor from William Janey
The History of Stained Glass in Huntsville by Wayne Lumpkin
Meet Wayne Lumpkin by the Editor
Church of the Nativity by the Editor
Adding a Second Story (121 Smith Street) by Sandra Ely
We Bought This! (313 White Street) by Kyle Johnson

Winter 1995 – XXI:4, Elise H. Stephens, Editor
Preservation for All Times and All Seasons

From the HHF Board Chairman by Suzi Bolton
From the Editor by Elise Stephens
A House for All Time (407 White Street) by Sim Liddon
A House for All Seasons (6 Cruse Alley) by Sarah Dudley Hall Edwards
The “Door to Nowhere” Leads to “Manure Manor” by Elise H. Stephens
Falls Mill Price List
The Planter’s Railway reviewed by Paul Harncourt
Index (Volume XXI)

Volume XXII, 1996

Spring 1996 – XXII:1, Minneola Dixon, Guest Editor
Oakwood College, Architecture of the Spirit

From the HHF Board Chairman by Suzi Bolton
From the Editor
The Founding by Elise H. Stephens
Meet Minneola Dixon, Guest Editor
History of Oakwood College Buildings by Minneola L. Dixon
Early Beginnings by Maureen Thomas
The Buildings Among the Oaks by Maureen Thomas
The Preservation of East Hall by Fred Pullins
The Presidents
Oakwood College Mission Statement
Campus Tour by Aubrey Thompson
Oakwood College Historical Marker

Summer 1996 – XXII:2, Elise H. Stephens, Editor
Home is Where the Hearth Is

From the HHF Board Chair by Diane Ellis
From the Editor by Elise Stephens
William And The Bear by Joe Bramm
A Touch Of New England In Old Town by Dale Rhoades
Homemade Bear Made With Love by Dale Rhoades
Map, Jackson County, 1820s
Abandoned Homesites in Jackson County by Merilyn O. Dabbs
Map, Homesteads Jackson County
Changing Huntsville by Elizabeth Humes Chapman
More “Fires of Huntsville” by Elise Stephens
288 Sutton Road (Poem) by Margaret Anne Goldsmith Hanaw
Reminiscences of Randolph Avenue by Lois Mason Miller

Fall 1996 – XXII:3, Elise H. Stephens, Editor

From the HHF Board Chair by Diane Ellis
From the Editor by Elise Stephens
Beware the Voice of Progress; Harken to the Voice of Progress
WHY NOT:
- Knowledge is Preservation Power
- Revolving Fund
- Report from HHF Preservation Committee by Carol Harless
- Rules to Guide By
- Property Values vs Historical Preservation
- Mill Village Rehabilitation
- Mill Village Rehabilitation by Elise Stephens
- Report from HHF Easement Subcommittee by Ira Jones
- Revitalizing Downtown by Lauren Martinson
- Looks Can Be Deceiving (110 Steele Street) by Harvie P. Jones
- Other Case Histories by Harvie P. Jones
THE PRESERVATION PUZZLE:
- Yes My Dear
- Check Your ITC
- Design Standards
- National Register of Historic Places by Linda Bayer Allen
- The Alabama Historical Commission by Elise Stephens
- Local Historic Districts by Linda Bayer Allen
- “The Commission” Explained by Diane Ellis
- Where To Look For Funds
Preservation Reading in the Library
Kids Architectural Press
QUIZ by Kids Architectural Press
[[HHQ:Computer Graphics—Pictures Speak Louder

Winter 1996 – XXII:4, Elise H. Stephens, Editor
Index Issue

From the HHF Board Chair by Diane Ellis
From the Editor by Elise Stephens
The Bernstein House: A Case Study (206 Gates Avenue) by Margaret Ann Goldsmith Hanaw
Historic Preservation Certification Application Instructions
Part I: Evaluation of Significance
- Early Maps of Huntsville
- Floor Plans|Floor Plans
[[HHQ:Part II: Evaluation of Significance
- [[HHQ:Part II: Pictures (submitted with Part 2 & Part 3)
Part III: Request for Certification of Completed Work
Madison County Properties Listed on the National Register as of 3/29/96
Madison County Properties Listed on the Alabama Register as of 3/29/96
[[HHQ:Index (Volume XXII)

Volume XXIII, 1997

Spring 1997 – XXIII:1, Elise H. Stephens, Editor
The Freeman House, Hawthorne Conservatory, Central Presbyterian Church, Huntsville, Alabama

From the HHF Board Chair by Diane Ellis
From the Editor by Elise Stephens
The Church: A Recent History (Central Presbyterian Church) by the Editor
The Memorial Fund by the Editor
The House Next Door (205 Lincoln Street) by the Editor
Memories of Nana & Papa’s House by Sallie Ann Culver & Alyce Parmelee Smith
Letters Home from 205 Lincoln by Albert Lane
The Ecumenical Arts of Huntsville
1907 Freeman House (205 Lincoln Street) by Harvie P. Jones
The Vision by Rhonda Mitchell
Youth Ministry Cullen Davidson
A Surprise Gift by the Editor
Courthouse Rendering Recovered Under Home by Bill Easterling
Nana’s Pound Cake by Alyce Parmelee Smith
Albert Lane’s Advice to Young Artists

Summer 1997 – XXIII:2, Elise H. Stephens, Editor
Out and About in North Alabama

From the HHF Board Chair by Ben Walker
From the Editor by Elise Stephens
Home Sweet Home (General Wheeler House)
America’s Family: The Wheelers of Alabama by Elise H. Stephens
Governor Thomas Bibb House (Belle Mina) by E. Walter Burkhardt
Belle Mina—Gov. Thomas Bibb House Historic American Buildings Survey
Belle Mina: Belle Mina, Alabama by Ralph Hammond
Belle Mina: A Gentle, Measured Way of Life by Toby Sewell
Excerpts from the Diary of Daniel Hundley—1858
History of Triana by Charles Dillard Lyle
Clippings from Triana Municipal Files
Searching for Extant Reuben Harrison Hunt Buildings
R. H. Hunt, Architect
Reuben Stone by Sharon Brakefield reviewed by Dorothy Scott Johnson

Fall 1997 – XXIII:3, Elise H. Stephens, Editor
Harrison Brothers, Celebrating 100 Years on the Square

From the HHF Board Chair by Ben Walker
From the Editor by Elise Stephens
Letters to the Editor from Edna M. O’Rear & Sol Miller
Harrison Brothers—A Photographic Essay by Gianni De Meo
Harrison Brothers—Pamphlet by Linda Bayer
Apartment Living Downtown by Linda Bayer Allen
Being Brought Up In Huntsville by Eleanor Hutchens
The Public Inn: 205 Williams Avenue by Lauren B. Martinson
Albert Lane’s Downtown Photographs
Happenings in Huntsville 100 Years Ago from the Huntsville Democrat
1898 Sanborn Map—The Square

Winter 1997 – XXIII:4, Elise H. Stephens, Editor
Preservation for the Common Good: Land, Art, Memories and a New Foundation Home Next Door to Harrison Brothers On the Square

From the HHF Board Chair by Ben Walker
From the Editor by Elise Stephens
Letter to the Editor from Virginia D. Lavender
The Madison County Alms House an oral history
Three Caves Quarry an oral history
A Brief History of the Bridgeforth Family by Pamela Bridgeforth
More on George Plummer by Gary M. Griner
Mill Village Memories: Merrimack School - by Ann Maulsby
Index (Volume XXIII)

Volume XXIV, 1998

Spring 1998 – XXIV:1, Elise H. Stephens, Editor
Restoration and RemembranceThe Huntsville Pilgrimage

From the HHF Board Chair by Ben Walker
From the Editor by Elise Stephens
History of the Huntsville Pilgrimage Association by Jean Walker
The Huntsville Pilgrimage Association’s 1998 Tour by John Rison Jones, Jr.
Annual Maple Hill Cemetery Stroll by Margaret Belle Crow
Maple Hill Restoration by Brenda Webb, Perky Taylor, & Margaret Belle Crow
The 1835 Mary Bibb Mausoleum by Harvie P. Jones
What’s in a Tombstone? by Dorothy Scott Johnson
Mementoes of Affection - A Lost Daguerreotype of Maple Hill Cemetery by Frances Osborn Robb
Ladies Tresses by Margaret J. Vann

Summer 1998 – XXIV:2, Margaret J. Vann, Editor
Log Houses: Building Blocks in Madison County

From the 1998 Movable Feast Committee and the Historic Huntsville Foundation
From the HHF Board Chair by Ben Walker
From the Editor by Margaret J. Vann
Three Generations of Yeomen’s Houses in Madison County by Debra Miller
Cabaniss-Ezell House Renewal by Gene Ezell & Frances Osborn Robb
Log House Restoration by Jan Allen
Eternal Vigilance by Robert Gamble

Fall 1998 – XXIV:3, Margaret J. Vann, Editor
Saving Historically or Architecturally Significant Sites and Structures: What Qualifies?

From the HHF Board Chair by Ben Walker
From the Editor by Margaret J. Vann
Johnson-Burwell Bungalow by Jackson P. Burwell
What Preservation Means to Me by Jane Barr
A Live-In Deconstructionist At 510 Holmes Avenue by David Bowman
Living in Twickenham by Jerri Hightower
Mill Villages by Bill Easterling
Dallas Mill Water Tower by Diane Ellis
Madison County Health Department and the Weil House by Diane Ellis
Is Modernism Worth Preserving? by Jane Barr
Cabins at Monte Sano State Park by Kent Wilborn

Winter 1998 – XXIV:4, Margaret J. Vann, Editor
Around the Courthouse Square, 1900 to 1955

From the HHF Board Chair by Ben Walker
From the Editor by Margaret J. Vann
Downtown Revitalization by Robert Bass
The Kiddie Club: Saturdays at the Lyric Theater by Mary Ann Searcy Williams
To Move or Not to Move? from Downtown Rotary Club
I. Schiffman & Company, Inc.: Dodge-Plymouth Agency interview: Mrs. Maggie Whitt Bradley
Hill’s Grocery Store: East Side Square by Joseph D. Lay
Grocery Shopping on the Old Courthouse Square by Dr. Chris Hauer, Jr.
H. C. Blake Company, Inc., 104 South Side Square by Hall B. Bryant, Jr.
Preservation Alert: Memphis & Charleston Freight Depot, Excerpts from Spring 1981 Quarterly and Status Update by Linda Bayer Allen, Catherine K. Gilliam & Diane Ellis
Volume XXIV, 1998 Index
Las Cien Manzanas, Rescuing the Historical Center by Elia Parra

Volume XXV, 1999

Spring/Summer 1999 – XXV:1&2, Margaret J. Vann, Editor
Harvie P. Jones, FAIA, Retrospective

From the Editor by Margaret J. Vann
Introduction to the Man by Diane Ellis, Executive Director, HHF
Harvie P. Jones’ Contributions to Preservation by David Bowman
Remembering Harvie by Christine Richard, John Shaver
Federal Period Residential Architecture by Harvie P. Jones
[[HHQ:The Maria Howard Weeden House: The Structure:The Maria Howard Weeden House: The Structure by Harvie P. Jones
Remembering Harvie by David E. Potts, Dot Johnson, Kelly Cooper Schrimsher
Interviews with Billy Herrin and Harvilee Harbarger by Maureen F. Drost
Remembering Harvie by Dale Rhoades
Working with Harvie P. Jones by David Hay
Constitution Hall Park: Architectural Notes by Harvie P. Jones
Tribute to Harvie P. Jones by Faye A. Axford, curator Donnell House, Athens
Remembering Harvie by Frances and David Robb

Fall/Winter 1999 – XXV:3&4, Margaret J. Vann, Editor
Harvie P. Jones, FAIA, Retrospective II

From the Editor by Margaret J. Vann
From the Alabama Historical Commission by Elizabeth Brown, Acting Director
Harvie P. Jones sketch
Miller Furniture Company Award letter
The Significance of Historic Preservation by Harvie P. Jones
How It All Started by T. Wallace Armstrong, Editor
Remembering Harvie by Margaret Cole
Harvie Jones and Savannah, Georgia by Mills Lane
Remembering Harvie by Charlie Pautler
[[HHQ:The Bungalow and Other 20th Century Residential Architecture in Huntsville by Harvie P. Jones
Remembering Harvie David Potts, Dot Johnson
A Brief Sketch of Huntsville’s School Architecture: 1882-1975 by Harvie P. Jones
The Winston-Orgain-Sammons House, drawings (401 Lincoln) by Harvie P. Jones
Art in Architecture by Harvie P. Jones
Letter to Bob Gamble by Harvie P. Jones
Bernstein House sketch (110 Steele Street)
Cline Home sketch (421 Eustis Avenue)
The Cline Home by Maureen Drost
Corrections

Volume XXVI, 2000

Spring/Summer 2000 – XXVI:1&2, Margaret J. Vann, Editor

The 1939 Tennessee Valley Architectural Photography of Frances Benjamin Johnston by David M. Robb, Jr.

Fall 2000 – XXVI:3, Heather A. Cross, Editor
The Hundley Legacy: The Architectural and Urban Impact

From the Editor by Heather A. Cross
Property and Prestige: Oscar Hundley’s Huntsville by Heather A. Cross
The Hundleys of Alabama by Jacquelyn Procter Gray
Staying Power: 128 South Side Square Withstands the Tests of Time by Diane Ellis
The Hundley House (401 Madison) by Patricia H. Ryan
Transformations: 401 Madison (1976-2000) by Jacquelyn Procter Gray
The Hundley Rental Properties by Heather A. Cross

Volume XXVII, 2001

Spring/Summer 2001 – XXVII:1&2, Heather A. Cross, Editor
The Five Points Historic District: A Community of Neighbors

From the Editor by Heather A. Cross
From Addition to District: An Overview of Five Points by Linda Allen
Five Points: A Bright and Shining Star by Gwen Walker
Five Points Reminiscences Diane Ellis
The Old Neighborhood by Lynn Jones
A Five Points Portrait: Alma Goodson by Debra Brasher
In Memoriam: Mattie Ozelle Locke by Rusty George/Debra Brasher
The Wells Avenue Grocery by Debra Brasher
Living History in Five Points by Susan Bridges
The Wellman Family Park: A New Addition by Heather Cross
Cornerstone Donors Appreciation

Fall 2001 – XXVII:3, Heather A. Cross, Editor
Upon This Rock: A Foundation in Stone Construction

From the Editor by Heather A. Cross
Stone Construction: A History and Primer by Heather Cross
The Stones of Monte Sano by Jane Barr
The A. A. Baker Marble Yard by Jacque Gray
Modern Examples of Stone Construction: A Pictorial Survey by Heather Cross
Reflection: An Outsider’s View of Huntsville’s Historic Downtown by Brad Grant

Winter 2001 – XXVII:4, Heather A. Cross, Editor
The Rosenwald Plan: Architecture for Education

From the Editor by Heather A. Cross
The Rosenwald Plan: Architecture for Education by Nancy Rohr

Rural Southern Education: History and Background

The Rosenwald Plan

The Architecture of Rosenwald Schools

Jeanes Schools

Rosenwald Schools in Madison County: Conyers, Councill, Farmer’s Capital, Graysom, Horton, Mt. Carmel, Mt. Lebanon, Silver Hill, Toney

Afterword: The Remains of a Dream

Special Acknowledgements

Volume XXVIII, 2002

Spring 2002 – XXVIII:1, Margaret J. Vann, Guest Editor
A Model Restoration: The 1887 Goldsmith-Donovan House

From the Executive Director by Lynne Lowery
Historic Huntsville Foundation 2002 Award Winners
History of the 1887 Goldsmith-Donovan House (506 Franklin St.) by Donna Castellano
Joe Watson’s Restoration of the 1887 Goldsmith-Donovan House by Frances Robb
Interview with Gerry and Kermit Moore by Carol Ashburn Roach

Summer/Fall 2002 – XXVIII:2&3, Maureen Drost, Guest Editor
Mr. O’Shaughnessy’s Dream House (2005 Kildare Ave)

From the Executive Director by Lynne Lowery
Introduction to This Issue by Maureen Drost, Diane Ellis, Lynn Jones, Patricia H. Ryan
Kildare by Diane Ellis and Maureen Drost
The McCormick House by Diane Ellis and Maureen Drost
Rescue and Recovery by Maureen Drost and Diane Ellis
The O’Shaughnessey Brothers and the North Alabama Improvement Company by Patricia H. Ryan

Winter 2002 – XXVII [XXVIII]:4, Heather A. Cross, Editor
Adding to History: Preserving Newman Avenue

From the Editor by Heather A. Cross
Newman Avenue’s Beginnings by Linda Allen
The Addition of Newman Avenue by Nancy Munson
436 Newman Avenue: Shaping a Home by Donna Castellano
420 Newman Avenue: Revisiting the Pizitz Home by Heather Cross
417 Newman Avenue: The Anderson-Hurt House by Carol Ashburn Roach
412 Newman Avenue: Continuing Traditions by Cynthia Massey Parsons
405 Newman Avenue: A House, a Home, a History by Jacquelyn Proctor Gray
Obituary: Mills Lane

Volume 29, 2003

Spring/Summer 2003 – 29:1&2, Diane Ellis, Lynn Jones & Patricia Ryan, Editors
Preservation Primer

From the Executive Director by Lynne Lowery
A New Look for the Quarterly by Lynn Jones
Contributors (Spring/Summer 2003)
Preservation’s First Community (Twickenham) by Donna Castellano
Another Community Catches the Spirit (Old Town District) by David Nuttall
In Praise of the Well-Preserved by David Nuttall
Madison Station Historic Preservation Society by Randall Rivers
The Five Points Historic Preservation District by Debra Brasher
Living in an Historic District by Rusty George
Alabama A&M Historic District
Laying the Foundation: An Overview of Historic Preservation by Marc Goldman
Making Historic Property Pay: Tax Breaks for Historic Preservation by Marc Goldman and Donna Castellano
Preservation Easements: Tax Breaks for Protecting History by Donna Castellano
Protecting Our Past: Historic Districts, the Historic Commission and You by Robert Van Peursem
Professionally Speaking – Hiring an Architect by Marc Goldman
Professionally Speaking – Hiring a Contractor by Mike Holbrook
Respecting the Heritage of Your Home by Mike Holbrook

Fall/Winter 2003 – 29:3&4, Diane Ellis, Lynn Jones & Patricia Ryan, Editors
Preservation: Progress and Setbacks

From the Executive Director by Lynne Berry
Contributors
What Were They Thinking? The Lost Rison House (West Holmes Avenue) by Patricia H. Ryan
Memories of West Holmes Avenue: An Interview with Eugenia Millen Pitsinger by Donna Castellano
The Old Neighborhood: A Family Remembers West Holmes Avenue by Nancy Rohr
Wells Avenue Restoration Preserves a History-Rich House in Five Points (804 Wells) by Dennis Boccippio
Recycling Redstone: Preservation on a Massive Scale by Frances Robb
Farewell to a Homeplace (Pettus House, Jeff Road) by Lou Pettus Gathany

Volume 30, 2004

Spring/Summer 2004 – 30:1&2, Diane Ellis, Lynn Jones & Pat Ryan, Editors
The Lowe House Dependency (210 Williams Avenue)

Contributors
Backyard Adventures: In Search of Historic Outbuildings by Diane Ellis
Early Days on Williams Street by Sarah Huff Fisk
Uncovering Pieces of a Puzzle: The Lowe House Dependency by Frank J. Nola, Jr.
Archaeological Finds at the Lowe House by Robin L. Denson

Fall/Winter 2004 – 30:3&4, Diane Ellis, Lynn Jones & Pat Ryan, Editors
The Russel Erskine Hotel

Contributors
From the Preservation Coordinator by Leslie Tucker
An Artifact of Time and Place by Diane Ellis
he Russel Erskine Hotel by David Bowman
iving at the Hotel: Childhood Memories by Margaret Anne Goldsmith
From Stamp Licker to President: My Career with the Russel Erskine Hotel by Eleanor Newman Hutchens
Transition Years by Patricia H. Ryan
Historic Renovation of the Russel Erskine by David C. Greenberg
The New Russel Erskine by Mike Holbrook

Volume 31, 2005

Spring/Summer 2005 – 31:1&2, Linda Allen, Diane Ellis, Lynn Jones, Patricia Ryan, Editors
Cotton Hill [Limestone County]

Contributors
From the Executive Director by Annette Philpo't
Preservation Effort Revives a House and Inspires a Family Gathering by Lynn Jones
Cotton Hill: A Rediscovered Treasure by Lakin Boyd
Go Slow, Do It Right: Restoration Progress at Cotton Hill by Patricia H. Ryan
Luke Matthews of Cotton Hill by William J. Stubno, Jr.
Luke Matthews in Madison County by Linda Bayer Allen

Fall/Winter 2005 – 31:3&4, Linda Allen, Diane Ellis, Lynn Jones, Patricia Ryan, Editors
Huntsville Daily Times Building

Contributors
Introduction by Lynn Jones and Diane Ellis
The Times of the Times Building by Linda Bayer Allen
J. Emory Pierce: The Man for the Times by Patricia H. Ryan
Hot Times in the Old Downtown by Patrick McCauley
The Times of My Life by Randy Schrimsher

Volume 32, 2006

Spring/Summer 2006 – 32:1&2, Linda Allen, Diane Ellis, Lynn Jones, Patricia Ryan, Editors
19th-Century Dependencies

Contributors and Editors
An Overview by Linda Bayer Allen
Thomas Bibb: Town and Country by Patricia H. Ryan
Northeast Huntsville Neighbors: The Chapman-Johnson & Robinson-Jones Houses by Diane Ellis
The Lewis-Clay House (513 Eustis Avenue) by Lynn Jones
The Cox-White House (612 Eustis Avenue) by Lynn Jones
The McCrary-Thomas House (Northeast Madison County) by Lynn Jones

Fall/Winter 2006 – 32:3&4, Linda Allen, Diane Ellis, Lynn Jones, Patricia Ryan, Editors
A Tradition of Research and Preservation

Contributors and Editors
A Tradition of Research and Preservation:The Elusive Past by Diane Ellis
A Tradition of Research and Preservation:From the Beginning by Lynn Jones
ur Vanishing Heritage by Linda Bayer Allen
Our Vanishing Heritage:The Second Madison County Courthouse by Patricia H. Ryan
Our Vanishing Heritage:The Horton-McCracken House by Linda Bayer Allen
Our Vanishing Heritage:The David Wade House by Linda Bayer Allen
Our Vanishing Heritage:The Burritt House by Patricia H. Ryan
Our Vanishing Heritage:The Demolition Continues by The Quarterly Editors

2008

(Spring 2008), Jeanne Steadman, Editor
Train Whistles and Front Porch Swings: Exploring Historic Madison

Contributors and Editors
Introduction by Donna Castellano
Overview and History of Madison by Jeanne Steadman
An Introduction to the Architecture of Madison
Historic Homes
Blending Old with New by Jim Norton
Glossary of Architectural Terms

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 *Photographs of Lost Huntsville Buildings

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