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The Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society has published The Huntsville Historical Review since 1971. The Review is a great source of local historical information.

The Society has graciously allowed us to reproduce it's articles in the Huntsville History Collection. A PDF file is available for each issue and article. A Table of Contents is provided below. In addition, a subject index, an author index and a full text search can be accessed from these links:

• Subject Index
• Author Index
• Full Text Search of The Huntsville Historical Review and The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

The following is an updated version of A Complete Listing and Index of The Huntsville Historical Review originally complied by James W. Lee, John Rison Jones, Jr. and Dorothy Price Luke, and published as the Summer-Fall 2001 (Volume 28, No. 2) issue of the The Huntsville Historical Review. The update was done by Deane Dayton.

The Huntsville Historical Review Table of Contents

Volume 1, #1, Jan-71

• Dr. Thomas Fearn: Pioneer Builder of Huntsville, by Murray, L., page 3
• Williams Street Area in the Early 1800's, by Fisk, S.H. & Smith, J., page 18
• Madison County Mississippi Territorial Period, 1804-1817, by Jones, K.P., page 34
• Editor's Page, by Watson, E.L., page 46

Volume 1, #2, Apr-71

• Constantine B. Sanders: The Sleeping Preacher of North Alabama, by Watson, E.L., page 3
• Early American Architecture Related to Constitution Hall State Park, by Martz, J., page 18
• Early Huntsville's West Side Square, by Smith, J., page 34
• Editor's Page, by Watson, E.L., page 39

Volume 1, #3, Jul-71

• Athens College: The First 150 Years, by Bell, W.D., page 3
• General O.M. Mitchel's Occupation of Huntsville, by Gabel, M.B., page 12
• Early Years of Redstone Arsenal, by Cason, C. & Stroup, W., page 29
• Madison County 150 Years Ago (Part I), by Fisk, S.H., page 44
• Editor's Page, by Watson, E.L., page 47

Volume 1, #4, Oct-71

• First Twenty Years of the Huntsville Historical Society, by Russell, B., page 3
• Henry B. Chase: A Man for All Ages, by Roberts, F.C., page 22
• Virginia Clay-Clopton, by Richardson, P.W., page 36
• Archaeological Information from Constitution Hall State Park Site, by Wesley, W.H., page 41
• Madison County 150 Years Ago (Part II), by Fisk, S.H., page 46
• Editor's Page, by Watson, E.L., page 51

Volume 2, #1, Jan-72

• Dead Shoe Primary, by Gates, G.H., page 3
• Epidemic Cholera at Huntsville, 1873, by Johnson, L.R., page 20
• Alabama Makes Her Debut Into the Union, by McGinty, G.W., page 32

Volume 2, #2, Apr-72

• James Gang in Huntsville, by Johnson, L.R., page 3
• Early Recollections of Madison County, by Taylor, M., page 20
• Rowena Webster's Recollections of Huntsville During the 1862 Occupation, by Russell, B., page 36

Volume 2, #3, Jul-72

• Rev.George E. Eagleton: A Southern Teacher in the 1850's, by Pearson, A.B., Jr, page 3
• General Joseph Wheeler in Huntsville, by Hughes, H.L., page 18
• Alabama's Railroad Network, 1830-1870, by Patterson, J., page 27

Volume 2, #4, Oct-72

• Confederate Activities In and Around Huntsville, Alabama, by Mason, J.M., page 3
• Huntsville's Green Academy, 1812-1862, by Skipper, O.C., page 16
• John Bell Hood's Tennessee Campaign in 1864, by Watson, E.L., page 27

Volume 3, #1, Jan-73

• Editor's Page, by Watson, E.L., page 3
• Diary of Chaplain Elijah E. Edwards (Part I), by Edwards, Elijah E., page 5
• Old Decatur County, by Hughes, H.L., page 20
• William McIntosh: The Creek Indian Warrior, by Smith, J., page 25
• Early Views of the Tennessee Valley (Maps), by Marks, H.S. & Marks, M.K., page 32

Volume 3, #2, Apr-73

• Diary of Chaplain Elijah E. Edwards (Part II), by Edwards, Elijah E., page 3
• Andrew Jackson's Activities in the Tennessee Valley, by Marks, H.S., page 27

Volume 3, #3, Jul-73

• Diary of Chaplain Elijah E. Edwards (Part III), by Edwards, Elijah E., page 3
• History of Huntsville Water Works, by Wilson, F., page 25

Volume 3, #4, Oct-73

• Reconstruction in Huntsville & Madison County, Alabama 1865-1869, by Bounds, S.E., page 3
• Stand Watie: Cherokee Leader, Confederate Commander, by Watson, E.L., page 24

Volume 4, #1, Jan-74

• Attitudes in North Alabama to the Confederacy, by Ferguson, A., page 3
• From Cotton to Missiles: Madison County Governmental Changes, by Record, J., page 13
• Sequoyah of the Tennessee Valley, by Marks, H.S., page 26

Volume 4, #2, Apr-74

• Disaffection in Madison County Before and During the Civil War, by Bounds, S.E., page 3
• Confederate States of America: Postal History, by Ross, J.M., page 21

Volume 4, #3, Jul-74

• James Gillespie Birney: The Huntsville Years, by Stephens, E., page 3
• Tribute to a Confederate Soldier, by Ward, T.B., page 11
• Slave Emancipation Act in Early North Alabama, by Marks, H.S., page 19
• Echoes of the Past: Old Mahogany Table Stories (Part I), by Pruitt, R., page 23

Volume 4, #4 & 5, #1, Oct74,Jan75

• Proceedings of First Alabama Congressional Delegation: 16th Congess of US 1819-1821, by Marks, H.S. & White, R.A., page 4
• American Colonization Society in Alabama 1825-1833, by Perry, R.E., page 17
• Albert Russel Erskine, Huntsville "Boy Who Made Good", by Dickerson, G. & Marks, H.S., page 33
• Short Histories of Three Acting Governors of Alabama in the Ante-Bellum Period, by Gorham, C.L. & Marks, H.S., page 40

Volume 5, #2 & #3, Apr-75

• First National Bank, by Jones, P., page 3
• Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society Membership Listing, by , page 31

Volume 5, #4, Oct-75

• In Retrospect: One Hundred Years of Reform Judaism in Huntsville, by Kirshtein, D. & Marks, M.K., page 3
• Annotated Bibliography Concerning Facts of North Alabama, Huntsville, and Madison County in the Tennessee Historical Quarterly, 1950-1975, by Hudson, R.W., page 18
• Huntsville and Madison County History in Periodicals, by , page 23

Volume 6, #1 & #2, Jan-76

• Big Spring of Huntsville, by Bounds, S.E., page 3
• Echoes of the Past: Old Mahogany Table Stories (Part II), by Pruitt, R., page 16
• Book Reviews, by , page 31

Volume 6, #3 & #4, Jul-76

• Edward Dorr Tracy: Evolution of a Soldier, by Wesson, K.R., page 3
• Book Reviews, by , page 22

Volume 7, #1 & #2, Jan-77

• Postmarks of Historic Significance Found in the Huntsville Public Library, Jan 1976, by Starnes, E.E., Jr, page 3
• Study of the Slave System in Alabama Before Statehood, by Marks, H.S. & Marks, M.K., page 25

Volume 7, #3 & #4, Jul-77

• Patent Medicines & Common Folk in Huntsville & Madison County During the Early 1800's, by Marks, H.S. & Marks, M.K., page 3
• Echoes of the Past: Old Mahogany Table Stories (Part III), by Pruitt, R., page 12
• Book Reviews, by , page 18

Volume 8, #1 & #2, Jan-78

• Sketches of the Tennessee Valley in Antebellum Days: People,Places,&Things (Part I), by , page 3

Volume 8, #3 & #4, Jul-78

• Sketches of the tennessee Valley in Antebellum Days: People,Places,&Things (Part II), by , page 3

Volume 9, #1 & #2, Jan-79

• Looking Back: Sports History of Huntsville, by Pruett, J., page 3
• Book Reviews, by , page 26

Volume 9, #3 & #4, Jul-79

• History of Huntsville School System: Inception to Autonomy, by Centennial History Committee, page 3

Volume 10, #1 & #2, Jan-80

• Thomas Fearn, The Man, by King, O., Mrs., page 3
• Trials and Tribulations of the Salt Monopoly in Antebellum Days in the Tennessee Valley, by Johnson, L.R., page 13
• Book Reviews, by , page 27

Volume 10, #3 & #4, Jul-80

• A Case Study: Nathon Bedford Forrest's Raid in Northern Alabama and Tennessee—The Alabama Segment: Athens and Sulfur Trestle, by , page 3
• Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society Constitution & By-Laws, by , page 51
• Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society Membership Listing, by , page 55

Volume 11, #1 & #2, Jan-81

• Old Allison Homestead on Winchester Pike, by Stubno, W.J., Jr, page 3
• A Tragedy of the Civil War: Lt.Henry Stokes Figures, 4th Ala Adjutant, 48th Alabama, by Pannick, J., page 15
• Book Reviews, by , page 20
• Scenes from Huntsville 55 Years Ago, by , page 30

Volume 11, #3 & #4, Jul-81

• Glimpses of the Past: Madison, by Pruitt, R. & Marks, M.K., page 4
• Flint River Place in Antebellum Times, by Stubno, W.J., Jr, page 13
• Histories of Three Churches in Madison County, by Harper, V., page 21
• Notes and Documents, by Marks, H.S., page 27
• Book Reviews, by , page 32

Volume 12, #1 & #2, Jan-82

• Steger-Nance Home: Residence of An Early Maysville Physician, by Stubno, W.J., Jr, page 5
• History of the Episcopal Church in Huntsville, by , page 22
• Book Reviews, by , page 39

Volume 12, #3 & #4, Jul-82

• Five Generations of Life: My Family and the Huntsville, Alabama Jewish Community, 1852 1982, by Hanaw, M.A.G., page 5

Volume 13, #1 & #2, Jan-83

• George Steele: Architect & Builder of the Nineteenth Century, by Vaughn, F.C., Jr, page 3
• The Case Against Hunter Peele, by Stubno, W.J., Jr, page 30
• Book Reviews, by , page 34

Volume 13, #3 & #4, Jul-83

• Bungalow & Other 20th Century Residential Architecture in Huntsville, by Jones, H.P., page 3
• Norah Davis: 1861-1936, by Hutchens, E.N., page 21
• Notes and Documents, by Marks, M.K., page 30
• Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society Membership Listing, 1983, by , page 37

Volume 14, #1 & #2, 1984

• Tennessee Valley Authority: Survival of a True New Deal, by Darnell, F.B., page 1
• Trevanion Barlow Dallas: His Huntsville Connections, by Kaylor, M., page 13

Volume 15, #1 & #2, 1985

• Marker Dedication: Ditto Landing-October 20,1985, by , page 1
• In Search of a Man Named Ditto, by Stubno, W.J., Jr, page 3
• Why Twickenham? A Speculation on the Vision of the Founders, by Hutchens, E.N., page 10
• North Alabama College, 1858-1864: The Non-existent School, by Ford, E. Mrs., page 21
• Tracy Pratt, by Ryan, P.H., page 27
• Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society Officers: 1986-1987, by , page 38

Volume 16 & 17, 1986/87

• Huntsville-Madison County celebrates the US Constitution Bicentennial, by , page 2
• Imperial Judiciary: Constitution & Politics of Legitimacy, by Meek, R.L., page 3
• Family Graveyard: A Vanishing Landscape, by Johnson, D.S., page 23
• Huntsville-Alabama and Texas, by Mahoney, G.M., Jr., page 31

Volume 16, #1 & #2, 1989

• Three Perspectives of Federal Occupation of Huntsville: An Introduction, by Roberts, F.C., page 3
• Military Perspectives on the Invasion of Huntsville, Alabama April 11,1862, by Mitchel, Gen. O.M. & Smith, Gen. E. Kirby, page 5
• A Housewife's Perspective on the Occupation of Huntsville (part I), by Chadick, Mary, page 11
• A Journalist's Perspective on the Invasion of Huntsville, by Clay, John W., page 23

Volume 17, #1, Jan-90

• Excerpt from "Civil War Adventures of Bishop Henry C. Lay", by Gribbon, E., Rev., page 1
• A Union Paper "The Huntsville Reveille", published in the Offices of Huntsville Democrat, 1862, by Finn, D.E., page 10
• A Housewife's Perspective on the Occupation of Huntsville (part II), by Chadick, Mary, page 15
• New Market Celebrates Its History, September 17, 1989, by , page 29
• Madison, Alabama Historical Marker Dedication, Oct 15, 1989, by , page 31

Volume 17, #2, Jul-90

• Huntsville in May-June 1864: Through the Eyes of a Wisconsin Bandsman, by Wagner, L.J., page 1
• A Housewife's Perspective on the Occupation of Huntsville (part III), by Chadick, Mary, page 7

Volume 18, #1, Jan-91

• Civil War Ebb and Flow, 1862-1864, by , page ii
• Civil War Journal of Octavia Wyche Otey, by Maroney, M., page 1
• A Housewife's Perspective on the Occupation of Huntsville (part IV), by Chadick, Mary, page 31

Volume 18, #2, Jul-91

• Do We Purposely Forget? Unknown Generals in Our Midst, by Jones, J.R., Jr, page 1
• Youthful Innocence Shattered: Diary of Pvt George T. Anderson, by Rice, C.S., page 7
• A Housewife's Perspective on the Occupation of Huntsville (part V), by Chadick, Mary, page 23

Volume 19, #1, Jan-92

• Visit to General Tracy at Vicksburg, by Roberts, F.C., page 1
• A Housewife's Perspective on the Occupation of Huntsville (part VI), by Chadick, Mary, page 3
• James Edward Butler: Madison County Johnny Reb, by Hagood, J.C., page 20

Volume 19, #2, Jul-92

• Finale of the Civil War in Huntsville, by Roberts, F.C., page 1
• Criminal Justice in Madison County, Alabama: April 1865-December 1874, by Tumlin, M.G., page 3
• A Housewife's Perspective on the Occupation of Huntsville (part VII), by Chadick, Mary, page 11

Volume 20, #1, Jan-93

• Baldridge Family of Huntsville, by Craig, A.B., page 1
• Lanman's View of Huntsville in the 1850's, by Lanman, C. & Rohr, N.M., page 11

Volume 20, #2, Jul-93

• How Huntsville Grew, by Bayer, L. & Paetz, J., page 1
• Public Square in Madison County, by Roberts, F.C., page 7
• Historical Interpretation of Recent Events Concerning the Validity of the Holocaust Revisionism: Skinheads as Pseudo-Historians, by Jones, J.R., Jr, page 30
• Historical Interpretation of Recent Events Concerning the Validity of the Holocaust: Reflections on the Visit of David Irving to Huntsville, by Ellis, J., page 32

Volume 21 ,#1, Jan-94

• Re-activation of the Historic Marker Program, by , page 1

Volume 21, #1, Jan-94

• Remembering Councill School, by Lacey, H.C., page 3
• History of William Hooper Councill High School: 1867-1970, by Lacey, M. & Ward, P.O., page 9
• Comments on the Expansion of History, by Shields, J.N., page 14
• Academy Students Unraveling Mysteries of Black Cemetery, by Taylor, P., page 15

Volume 21, #2, Jul-94

• O'Shaughnessy Legacy in Huntsville, by Rohr, N.M., page 1
• Art Treasures Sent from This City to Chicago, by , page 18
• Some Reflections on 19th Century Art in Huntsville, by Jones, J.R., Jr, page 21
• Old Town (Historic) Marker, by , page 27

Volume 22, #1, Jan-95

• Pardons of Madison County, by Shapiro, N., page 1
• Prison Memories, by Rice, C.S., page 31
• Recollections of Johnson's Island, by Weeden, J.D., page 32

Volume 22, #2, Jul-95

• Historical Marker Dedication (Dallas Park & Dallas Mill Village), by Luttrell, F.A. III, page 1
• Mediums of Exchange in Early Huntsville, by Burwell, E., page 4
• Historical Highlights of Huntsville's Library, by , page 15
• Dulcina Deberry Library, by Maulsby, A.G., page 21
• Annual Report of the Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society Treasurer, by Shaver, J.M., page 26

Volume 23, #1, Jan-96

• Huntsville-German Connection, 1945-1995, by Roberts, F.C., page 1
• German Rocketeers Find New Home in Huntsville, by Stuhlinger, E., page 3
• Growing Up in Huntsville (German Rocket Team in Huntsville), by von Saurma, R.G., page 13
• German Rocket Team: A Chronology of Events & Accomplishments, by von Saurma, R.G. & Wiesman, W., page 20
• Historical Marker Dedication (Merrimack Mill/Bradley School, Oakwood College, and Buckhorn Tavern), by Luttrell, F.A. III, page 31

Volume 23, #2, Jul-96

• Evolution of Land Holdings of Oakwood College, 1896-1996, by Jones, J.R., Jr & Roberts, F.C., page 1
• Eleventh Day of January, 1861 (Secession in Alabama), by Shapiro, N., page 13
• Annual Report of the Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society Treasurer, by Shaver, J.M., page 28

Volume 24, #1, Jan-97

• Star of The Collection, by Shapiro, N., page 1
• Birthplace of Alabama Free Masonry, Helion Lodge #1 Huntsville, Alabama, by Milam, D., page 19

Volume 24, #2, Jul-97

• Huntsville-Madison County Botanical Garden, 1979-1997, by Harbarger, H.P., page 1
• Albert Russel Erskine, by Byers, D., page 11
• Historical Marker Dedication (New Market Presbyterian Church, Glenwood Cemetery), by Luttrell, F.A. III, page 21
• Annual Report of the Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society Treasurer, by Shaver, J.M., page 25

Volume 25, #1, Jan-98

• Origins of Huntsville'sWaterworks Utility Board, by McCauley, P., page 1
• Life and Times of Mary Lewis Clay: 1825-1898, by Rohr, N.M., page 17

Volume 25, #2, Jul-98

• Great Pecuniary Sacrifice, Dr Thomas Fearn and Indian Creek Canal, by Gale, D.G., Jr, page 1
• Historical Marker Dedication (Viduta/Monte Sano Hotel, Monte Sano Female Seminary, Enon Baptist Church, and Lakeside United Methodist Church), by Luttrell, F.A. III, page 23
• Enon Baptist Church History, by Bobo, M.B., page 31
• Annual Report of the Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society Treasurer, by Shapiro, N., page 35

Volume 26, #1, Jan-99

• Harvie P. Jones: A Tribute, by , page 1
• News from Huntsville (Antebellum Period), by Rohr, N.M., page 3
• Report Concerning Final Resting Place of Father Jeremiah F. Tracy, by Stubno, W.J., Jr, page 24
• Sputnik 1957: Memories of An Oldtimer, by Stuhlinger, E., page 26
• Historical Marker Dedication (Shiloh United Methodist Church), by Luttrell, F.A. III, page 32

Volume 26, #2, Jul-99

• Daniel Coleman Diary, January 1863-August 1864, by Coleman, Cpt. Daniel & Shapiro, N., page 1
• Huntsville 1910-1911: Touched by Greatness, by Hauer, C., page 47
• Annual Report of the Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society Treasurer, by Shapiro, N., page 50

Volume 27, #1, Jan-00

• Invasion & Occupation of Huntsville by the Federals, Apr11-Aug 31, 1862, by Shapiro, N., page 1
• Population "Invasions" of the Tennessee Valley, by Roberts, F.C., page 25
• Lady Roofer to Librarian: From East Germany to Russia or America?, by McCanless, C.L., page 27
• Personal Recollections of Huntsville Rocket & Space Highlights,1949-1980, by von Saurma, R.G., page 37
• Discovery of Van Allen Belts: Memories of An Oldtimer, by Stuhlinger, E., page 50

Volume 27, #2, Jul-00

• Jackson's Victorious Return to Huntsville: One Fine Day, by Rohr, N.M., page 1
• Daughters of the American Revolution: Twickenham Town Chapter, by , page 21
• Daughters of the American Revolution: Huntsville Chapter, by , page 21
• Daughters of the American Revolution: Hunt's Spring Chapter, by , page 22
• Sons of the American Revolution: Tennessee Valley Chapter, by , page 22
• "Big Spring" in Huntsville History, by Harbarger, H.P., page 23
• Annual Report of the Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society Treasurer, by Shapiro, N., page 35

Volume 28, #1, Winter-Spring 2001

• A Memory of Frances, by Ellis, J., page 1
• LeRoy Pope's Poplar Grove Plantation, by Jones, J.R., Jr, page 3
• An Early Meeting, by , page 9
• Marker Committee Publishes New Book Featuring 79 Historical Markers in Madison County, by Luttrell, F.A. III, page 11
• Medaris: Private - General - Priest, by James, L., page 23

Volume 28, #2, Summer-Fall 2001

• A Complete Listing and Index of The Huntsville Historical Review Volumes 1 through 27, 1971-2000, by Lee, J.W., Jones, J.R., Jr. & Luke, D.P., page i
• Historical Review List of Publications, by Lee, J.W., Jones, J.R., Jr. & Luke, D.P., page 1
• Subject Index, by Lee, J.W., Jones, J.R., Jr. & Luke, D.P., page 7
• Author Index, by Lee, J.W., Jones, J.R., Jr. & Luke, D.P., page 17

Volume 28, #1, Summer-Fall 2002

• President’s Page, by , page 5
• Editor’s Notes, by , page 6
• The Huntsville - Madison County Historical Society: The First 50 Years, by Jones, J.R., Jr, page 7
• My Very Dear Wife: The Letters of a Union Corporal, Part 1, by Hogan, B., page 16
• Masonic Cornerstones in Madison County, by Milam, D., page 68
• From the Archives: Madison County, Mississippi, Territorial Period: 1804-1817, by Jones, K.P., page 75
• Administration, by , page 82

Volume 28, #2, Spring-Summer 2003

• President’s Page, by , page 5
• Editor’s Notes, by , page 6
• Spiders In The Attic, by Helton, V., page 7
• Norton Versus Mitchel, by Hogan, B., page 23
• Captain David H. Todd: A Brother of Mr. Lincoln’s Wife, by Shapiro, N.M., page 54
• My Very Dear Wife: The Letters of a Union Corporal, Part II, by Hogan, B., page 84
• Administration, by , page 96

Volume 29, #1, Fall-Winter 2003

• President’s Page, by , page 5
• Editor’s Notes, by , page 6
• Hine in Huntsville: What the Photographic Detective Found, by Leberman, B.S., page 7
• Lewis Hine and the Progressives, by Leberman, B.S., page 22
• The Dallas and Merrimack Mills, by Pruitt, R., page 30
• Children of the Mills: Faces of Huntsville Mill Children, by Leberman, B.S., page 36
• Remembering Life in the Mill Villages, by Leberman, B.S., page 46
• Administration, by , page 56

Volume 29, #2, Spring-Summer 2004

• President’s Page, by , page 5
• Editor’s Notes, by , page 6
• John Benton Callis: Madison County’s Republican Congressman, by Shapiro, N.M., page 7
• More of, “Why Is It Named That?”, by Nilsson, D., page 57
• Using Archival Account Records to Tell Their Story, Or Some of It at Least: The Huntsville, Alabama Waterworks, 1839-1843, by Rohr, N.M., page 65
• A Huntsville Family: Drake, Robertson, and Brooks, by O'Connell, P., page 77
• Administration, by , page 82

Volume 30, #1, Fall-Winter 2004-2005

• President’s Page, by , page 5
• Editor’s Notes, by , page 6
• Madison County’s Tornadoes - Mother Nature’s Deadly Destruction, by Dice, J.P., page 7
• North Alabama’s Response To the Fear and Facts Of Slave Revolts, by Shapiro, N.M., page 15
• Who was Nick Davis?, by Westmoreland, F.G., page 55
• Fare Thee Well - From the Papers of John Williams Walker, by Gray, J.P., page 61
• Administration, by , page 88

Volume 30, #2, Summer-Fall 2005

• President’s Page, by , page 5
• Editor’s Notes, by , page 6
• The Huntsville Depot: An Important Port on the “Iron River”, by Forests, W., page 7
• The General, by Reeves, R., page 55
• Trouble with the Railroad, by Gray, J.P., page 67
• The Huntsville Depot - A Place Worth Remembering, by Gray, J.P., page 75
• Madison County Heritage Festival in October, by Weber, S., page 77
• Administration, by , page 80

Volume 31, #1, Winter-Spring 2006

• President’s Page, by , page 5
• Editor’s Notes, by , page 6
• The Evolution of Nurseries in Madison County, by Byers, D., page 7
• Ollie Fraser Remembers January 1, 1900, by Byers, D., page 27
• Story of a Snow-Bound Family, by Fraser, O., page 29
• The Huntsville Depot and Dennis Watercress, by Lang, C., page 35
• The Revolutionary Plant Comes to Madison County, by Gray, J.P., page 51
• King Cotton in Madison County, by Gray, J.P., page 55
• Letters From Another Century - The 1800s papers of the Jones-Donnell Families, by , page 59
• Book Reviews, by , page 83
• Administration, by , page 88

Volume 31, #2, Summer-Fall 2006

• President’s Page, by , page 5
• Editor’s Notes, by , page 7
• Saints and Sinners, by Shapiro, N.M., page 9
• Captain Slick’s Company, by Gray, J.P., page 27
• We Are Not Alone - The Other Huntsvilles, by Nilsson, D., page 29
• And Then There Was One - Demise of the C.C. Clay Bridge, by Reeves, R., page 37
• The Memoirs of Laura Wharton Plummer and Mary Jane Wharton Bruckner, by Rohr, N.M., page 43
• Administration, by , page 88

Volume 32, #1, Winter-Spring 2007

• President’s Page, by , page 5
• Editor’s Notes, by , page 6
• An Excerpt of the Enabling Act published in the Alabama Republican, by , page 7
• 1819 - Alabama Becomes a State, by Mohler, S.T., page 14
• John Williams Walker, by Shannon, J.N., page 16
• Henry Minor, by Mohler, S.T., page 23
• John Leigh Townes, by Mohler, S.T., page 25
• Gabriel Moore, by Mohler, S.T. & Reeves, J.P., page 28
• Clement Comer Clay, by Reeves, J.P., page 30
• John M. Taylor, by Mohler, S.T., page 33
• Dr. Henry Chambers, by Mohler, S.T. & Carr, S., page 34
• Lemuel Mead, by Reeves, J.P., page 36
• William Rufus King, by Reeves, J.P., page 37
• Hugh McVay, by Reeves, J.P., page 42
• Nicholas Davis, by Westmoreland, F.G., page 44
• Thomas Bibb, by Gray, L.E., page 46
• John Murphy, by Reeves, J.P., page 50
• John Watkins, by Reeves, J.P., page 52
• Henry Hitchcock, by McGowan, L., page 53
• Israel Pickens, by McGowan, L., page 56
• Cahaba - Alabama’s First Permanent Capital, by Westmoreland, F.G., page 59
• William Wyatt Bibb, by Carr, S., page 66
• Book Review — When Spirits Walk, by Johnson, D.S., page 69
• Book Review - The Radical and the Republician, by Lutz, H., page 70
• Administration, by , page 72

Volume 32, #2, Summer - Fall 2007

• President’s Page, by , page 5
• Editor’s Notes, by , page 7
• Ships Named Huntsville, by Nilsson, D., page 9
• A Good Union Man, by Shapiro, N.M., page 33
• From out of the Ashes - The Joel Eddins House, by Reeves, J.P., page 71
• Book Review - The Conferate States of America: What Might Have Been, by Lutz, H., page 77
• Administration, by , page 79

Volume 33, #1, Winter-Spring 2008

• President’s Page, by , page 5
• Editor’s Page, by , page 6
• Remembering Sarah Huff Fisk, by Riley, L.W., page 7
• Early Huntsville: 1805-1825, by Fisk, S.H., page 15
• Mapping 1819 Huntsville in Retrospect, by Fisk, S.H., page 21
• 1819 Huntsville as a Trading Center, by Fisk, S.H., page 28
• Madison County’s First Courthouse, by Fisk, S.H., page 31
• The Triumph of the Note-card: The Sarah Huff Fisk System, by Leberman, B.S., page 37
• Huntsville’s Indian Creek Canal, by Fisk, S.H., page 43
• Howard Weeden, Artist and Poet, by Fisk, S.H., page 55
• My Memories of Elizabeth Fraser Price, by Fisk, S.H., page 69
• Merrimack Mill History, by Fisk, S.H. & Jenkins, D., page 75
• Growing Up in Huntsville, by Fisk, S.H., page 85
• Administration, by , page 91
• An Invitation to Membership, by , page 93

Volume Special Issue, 2008

• President’s Page, by Adams, B., page v
• Editor’s Notes, by Reeves, J.P., page vi
• Dedication, by , page vii
• Alabama Fever, by Rohr, N.M., page 1
• Indian Creek and Western Madison County, by Rankin, J. P., page 23
• Two Hundred Years - the Big Spring and John Hunt, by Byers, D., page 42
• New Market - First and Fairest of Them All?, by Jones, J.M., page 60
• Ditto Landing, by Shapiro, N.M., page 73
• Hazel Green and Meridianville, by Milam, D., page 84
• Ryland-Brownsboro-Maysville, by Reeves, J.P., page 95
• The Three Forks of Flint, by Dunham, D., page 112
• Epilogue, by Rohr, N.M., page 144
• Appendix - The War of 1812 in Madison County, by , page 147
• Contributors, by , page 152
• Index, by , page 155

Volume 34, #1, Winter-Spring 2009

• President’s Page, by , page 5
• Editor’s Notes, by , page 7
• A Hoosier in the Heart of Dixie, by Carpenter, K., page 9
• Planters in the Making: The Brown Family’s Alabama Years, by Sherrod, R. L., page 33
• Yellow Fever and Huntsville, by Byers, D., page 55
• History of the Development of Monte Sano, by Hill, J.B., page 65
• Administration, by , page 85

Volume 35, #1, Winter - Spring 2010

• Editorial Policy, by , page 1
• Editor’s Notes, by , page 3
• I.D.W Cobb: North Alabama Partisan Ranger, by Richardson, J.T., page 5
• Benjamin Sterling Turner: Alabama’s First Black Congressman, by Shapiro, N.M., page 17
• Off to the Races, by Rohr, N.M., page 35
• The Search for Susan B. Turner Gee, by Burwell, E., page 58
• Book Review - Railroads in the Old South: Pursuing Progress in a Slave Society, by Kvach, J.F., page 71
• News and Notes, by , page 73

Volume 35, #2, Summer - Winter 2010

• Editor’s Notes, by , page 1
• Racism, Manhood, and Femininity in the Alabama Suffrage Debate: 1915-1920, by Reid, W., page 3
• The Open Range in Madison County, Alabama, by Menarchek, M., page 29
• The Quest for Certainty: Amos Blanch Jones’ Attempt to Recreate a Pre-Civil War Southern Mentality, by Ethridge, C., page 37
• The McCrary Farm Enters Its Third Century, by Jones, J.M., page 49
• News and Notes, by , page 59
• Editorial Policy, by , page 65

Volume 36, #1, Winter 2010 - Spring 2011

• The McCrary Homestead, by Lang, C., page 1

Volume 37, #1, Fall 2013 - Winter 2014

• President’s Message, by Reeves, J.P., page iii
• Editor's Message, by Kvach, J.F., page v
• If You Burn It, They Will Come: The Housing Authority in Huntsville, 1941-1960, by O'Brien, J., page 1
• The Affair at Indian Creek Ford: The Archaeology of a Small Civil War Battle, by Hoksbergen, B. & Hogan, B., page 23
• Unionism in Huntsville and Knoxville: A Comparative Study of Tennessee River Valley Towns, 1860-1865, by Coe, J.G., page 69

Volume 38, #1, Spring - Summer 2014

• Editor's Note, by Kvach, J.F., page iii
• Fife, Drum, and Ready Musket: The Early Militia and Muster Day in Madison County, Alabama, by Rohr, N.M., page 1
• Andrew Jackson Did Not Save Huntsville, by Byers, D., page 16
• Andrew Jackson Camped Here, by Shapiro, N., page 27
• "They Are Too Sweet and Angelic to Reason," Or, How Women Got the Vote in Alabama, by Rohr, N.M., page 50

Volume 39, #2, Fall - Winter 2014

• President's Note, by Reeves, J.P., page iii
• Editor's Note, by Kvach, J.F., page iv
• "From Day to Day and From Hour to Hour": The Ludwig Marx Family's Journey Out of Nazi Germany, by Grace, A., page 1
• Industry Rising: Madison County Cotton Mills, 1809-1885, by Snow, W.A., page 23
• The Broad River Group of Georgia: Transforming the Pioneering Frontier of Huntsville, Alabama, by Tate, C., page 39

Volume 40, #1, Spring - Summer 2015

• President's Page, by Reeves, J.P., page iii
• From Mussels to Motorboats: Dittos Landing Place in History, by Graham, D., page 1
• The Culture Club, by Carnell, B., page 29

Volume 40, #2, Fall - Winter 2015

• Introduction: Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society 1951, by , page 1
• Presidents Message, by Allen, J., page 3
• From the Editor, by McCormick, A., page 5
• The Huntsville Historical Review Editorial Policy, by McCormick, A., page 54
• The Rise and Fall of "King Cotton", by McCormick, A., page 8
• Dr. James Manning; Madison County Pioneer, Doctor, and Land Speculator, by McCormick, A., page 13
• The Birney Brothers of Huntsville, Alabama, by Lady, D.L., page 18
• Prelude to the Great War - No Slackers in Madison County Part 1, by Reeves, J.P., page 29
• Historical Research in Madison, Morgan, and Limestone Counties, by Lieberman, S. & Gibby, S., page 36
• Book Review: Free People of Color in Madison County, AL, by McCormick, A., page 53
• Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society Board of Directors, by , page 57

Volume 41, #1, Spring - Summer 2016

• President's Message, by Allen, J., page i
• From the Editor, by McCormick, A., page iv
• Alabama's Rocket City: Cotton, Missiles, and Change in Huntsville and Madison County, by Young, C.M., page 1
• Madison County's Doughboys (Part II) - The Enemies: Germany and La Grippa, by Reeves, J.P., page 25
• Huntsville's First Entrpreneur: The "Salt King" of Abingdon, VA, by White, G.G., III, page 36
• Of Myth and Moo: Huntsville's Lilly Flagg, by Snow, W., page 42
• Book Review - Louisiana State University in Cooperation with University of Texas: The History of the South Series, Volume IV (1961): The South in a New Nation 1789-1819 by Thomas Perkins Abernethy, by McCormick, A., page 55
• The Huntsville Historical Review Editorial Policy, by , page 59
• Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society Board of Directors, by McCormick, A., page 62

Volume 41, #2, Fall - Winter 2016

• President's Letter, by Allen, J., page i
• A Technical Perspective of Greater Huntsville's First 150 Years: Part I, by Watson, R.C., Jr., page 1
• Huntsville, Alabama 1963 “The Year of the Dog”, by McCormick, A., page 40
• Alabama's Six Constitutions: Part I, by Butler, J.D., page 49
• And a Good Time Was Had by All: Celebration and Barbecues in the Early Days of Madison County, Alabama, by Rohr, N.M., page 61
• Milton K. Cummings, by Watson, R.C., Jr., page 115
• From the Editor, by McCormick, A., page 124
• Editorial Policy, by McCormick, A., page 125
• Board of Directors, by McCormick, A., page 128

Volume 42, #1, Spring - Summer 2017

• President's Remarks, by Allen, J., page i
• A Technical Perspective of Greater Huntsville's First 150 Year: Part II, by Watson, R.C., Jr., page 1
• Alabama's Six Constitutions: Part II, by Butler, J.D., page 36
• “Until Another and Better Destiny May be Unfolded”: The Proslavery Ideology of Four Southern Presbyterians, by Nelson, J., page 43
• John Hunt, Huntsville's First Citizen;, by Byers, D., page 81
• Emblems Of Woe: How The South Reacted To Lincoln's Murder, by Hardin, D., page 96
• Our Doughboys, Part I, Prelude to WWI, by McCormick, A., page 102
• Book Review: The Making of a Memorial by John J. Perry and David R. Carney, by , page 114
• Editorial Policy, by , page 116

Volume 42, #2, Fall - Winter 2017

• President's Letter, by Hitt, D., page i
• “Adventures Of Little Miss Marker” Or “What Goes Around Comes Around”, by Smith, J., page 1
• John Williams Walker, by Rohr, N.M., page 4
• Preserving a Legacy: An Architectural History of the I. Schiffman Building, 1845-2017, by Stamps, K.L., page 8
• Jewish Business Community During the 19th Century, by Reeves, M.A., page 24
• Our Doughboys, Part II, Draft and Mobilization, by McCormick, A., page 29
• From the Editor, by McCormick, A., page 45
• Editorial Policy, by , page 47

Volume 43, #1, Spring - Summer 2018

• President's Remarks, by Hitt, D., page i
• From the Editor, by McCormick, A., page iii
• Editorial Policy, by , page vi
• Our Doughboys, Part III, Death at the Caesar Position, by McCormick, A., page 1
• I.Schiffman & Company: A Depression-Era Success Story, by Suiter, D., page 18
• Venable's Hotel, Huntsville, Alabama, 1862, by Hollander, David, page 51
• Huntsville's Freedman's Savings and Trust, by Reeves, M.A., page 64
• Crimes in the Pacific, Vietnam, and Afghanistan, by McCormick, A., page 70
• Join the Madison County Huntsville Historical Society, by , page 80

Volume 43, #2, Fall - Winter 2018

• President's Remarks, by Hitt, D., page i
• Uncivilized War Comes to Huntsville, by Reeves, M.A., page 1
• Huntsville Country Club at 93, by Reeves, M.A., page 8
• From “Fuller's Folly” to National Natural Landmark: Huntsville's Shelta Cave, by Reeves, M.A., page 15
• President James Monroe Visits Huntsville, by Michael, C.E., page 44
• Word from Huntsville, by Reeves, M.A., page 48
• From the Editor, by McCormick, A., page 53
• Editorial Policy, by , page 56

Volume 44, #1, Spring - Summer 2019

• From the President, by Hitt, D., page i
• Huntsville's 19th Century: Revealing a Treasure Downtown, by Codori, C., page 1
• Bell Factory and The Mill Industry in Madison County, by Curtis, S., page 17
• Huntsville Civil Rights Timeline, by Hamlin, K.F., page 35
• Alabama Senator Clement Claiborne Clay, Jr, by Reeves, page 61
• President James Monroe Visits Huntsville, Alabama , by Michael, C.E., page 69
• Editorial Policy, by , page 72
• An Invitation for Membership, by , page 75