Image of the Bienville Cross in Bienville Square
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Bienville Square, with line of cars parked on the side of street
Growing Up in Mobile: Depression & Wartime Collection
Image of Bienville Square, with Waterman Building and Merchant's National Bank in the background
Image of the Bienville Square gazebo decorated and lit up at for Christmas, with the Bienville Square fountain in the background
Big Discrepancy In Two Reports On Flu Situation
News article Sub-headlines: Women's War Service House-to-House Canvass Shows Total 220 New Cases Yesterday - Health Board Reported 34 New Cases Up To 4 PM - No More Patients Will Be Received at Emergency Hospital, Mrs. Inge Announces
Article on left: Flu Work Is Under Red Cross Control
Article at bottom of page: Undertakers Held As "Coffin Ghouls" Sub-headline: Two in New York Arrested After Federal Investigation
Mobile Public Library, Local History & Genealogy
People lined up to pose in front of large fish hanging from hooks
Bill Bates & Bill Bates V Imaginary Diary Entries - John Adams Project, with Evaluation - 1983
Imaginary diary entries for hypothetical persons Bill Bates and his descendant, Bill Bates V, written by 15 year old John Adams as part of his Growing Up in Mobile: Depression & Wartime project, with critique by historian Elizabeth Barrett Gould
Growing Up in Mobile: Depression & Wartime, 1929 - 1949
Appendix I - "The Bates House" - John Adams Project Appendix II - Toulminville one of oldest neighborhoods - John Adams Project Appendix III - 1914 Stone Street - John Adams Project Appendices IV & V - St. Stephens Rd. & Andrews St. - John Adams Project Appendix VI - 1865 Stone Street - John Adams Project Stone Street Map - John Adams Project - 1983
Growing-Up-in-Mobile-John Adams Diary Project-1983