by Ron Thomas One of the Henry County Historical Group’s most ambitious projects, the Smithsonian “Between Fences” exhibit, is set to open at the Blanche Solomon Memorial Library, 17 Park Street, Headland, on April 30th. The exhibit examines the roles that fences play in our lives and culture, inviting visitors to reflect on actual fences, borders as fences, and…
Rules and Regulations The Solomon Memorial Library and the Henry County Historical Group will host a Smithsonian traveling exhibit from May 1st – June 9th titled “Between Fences.” The exhibit examines how fences have shaped our lives and explores the different interpretations that fences represent. The library is sponsoring an essay/poetry contest to help us further explore the idea…
3rd Annual HCHG Banquet
The Headland Square Historical Marker was dedicated. Students from Headland High School presented the dedication. Please see Events for pictures and more information.
Dedication of the Headland Town Square Historical Marker.
The dedication of the Newville Historical Marker was held in Newville, Alabama. Generous Friends of Newville contributed the cost of the Marker. The families of J. Cleveland Kirkland and Joel Shelley donated a lot in Newville for the marker and it is being developed as the Newville Historical Park.
2nd Annual HCHG Banquet
A gallery of Henry County, Alabama historical photos.
