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Jacks hamburgers had delicious fried apple pies and burgers. My whole family was born and raised in Dora.. my mother and grandmother are the only ones that left the area. MEMORIES

My late grandfather, as well as his two older brothers, my great uncles, came to Jasper from Pennsylvania back around 1872 to seek work in the coal mines. My grandfather at the time , was about 5 years old, my uncles were in their teens, my uncles were killed shortly after arriving in Jasper, some type of train accident. My grandfather grew up in a Church Orphanage in Jasper. That is my ties to Jasper and Walker County.

Does anyone have any vhs tapes 1986 or 1987 seasons?

Elmors used to sell alligators for 8$ mother wouldn’t me get one, probably a good thing.

We used to get in the trunk of the car and go into the drive in, only thing is it was five dollars a car no matter how many people were in the car, 🤪, it’s was fun though.

I think I saw my mother in the George Wallace picture

I would guess that store that has Sides on it would be my relative my grandmother was a Sides

My only connection with Carbon Hill, Alabama: I grew up in Birmingham, Alabama and went to college in Memphis, Tennessee in 1963. For several years, I rode the Greyhound bus back and forth. It went along U.S. Highway 78 through Jasper, Carbon Hill, Guinn, Winfield, Hamilton, and also Tupelo, Mississippi, birthplace of Elvis Presley. Never got off the bus, but I remember those elevated coal bins at 6:17--or something very similar.

Music is perfect for this video 👍🏻

I bet that train derailment was when I read about the Disney guy 70 railroad track because one of his trucks got stuck on the track and hit the truck

My Grand father was born in Carbon Hill, Alabama in 1928 very big family. He enlisted in the military at the age of 17.Served in the Pacific theatre of war, he was shot twice in left leg ,odly he was shot by two different caliber shells , one entered ,the second went trough the exact same path of the 1,st round! Got back home and was rewarded 2 purple harts,He was married in sikestone Mo. To Freta Eveland from pasaqula Mo. They went to work in St.Louis, Mo., basically they could find good and secure employment during those days and was able to raze a family My Grandfather name was JamesAlfred Parris ,I believe his folks were from Fayette ,Co. Ala.

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I have an old Palmer Furniture Co thermometer!! They were gone by the time I came along

Played a lot of sports at the convict camp. Good times.

A little too fast to take in the photos.

I live in Jasper, Alabama which is walker county, wld you know any old gold mines around here?

coal mining is a tough way to make a living!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

There are several pics on this vid that I digitally colorized. Cool

Total waste of time.

Whatever events that are being talked about,it's all trash.

Really great historic photos! Thanks for sharing.

I don't know why I didn't think to watch this sooner. I wish I could have been there but I remember I had been sick at the time. I wanted to take care of myself so I could sing in Handel's Messiah the next Monday Night.

My aunt was born there, and my Great grandfather worked at Indian Head Mill.

Thanks for posting this. My Dad was born in Dora in 1943. I can't wait to show this to him.

I live in carbon hill to yes

I went there(:

and these are like memories to me

I live in alabama carbon hill