
Saturday, August 21, 2010
New Cullman mural

Wednesday, August 18, 2010
August Historical Society Meeting
Working meeting for cemetery and bus tours during Oktoberfest:
2 p.m. at Ruehl Building
601 3rd Ave. SE
Cullman, Alabama
2 p.m. at Ruehl Building
601 3rd Ave. SE
Cullman, Alabama
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Cullman in the 1780s, first train murals

Above, Jack Tupper is working on a mural of the first train to stop in Cullman. It's located on 2nd Avenue NE between Young and Elizabeth steets, viewable from the shaved ice stand.
Below, summer campers from the Cullman Aquatics Center helped paint a mural of Cullman in the 1780s, when Indians were the main residents. The mural is in an alleyway on 4th Avenue SE, between 1st and 2nd streets on the side of Consign and Design.
Labels:
Cullman historical murals,
Indians,
Native Americans,
train
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