Everything Stevenson is known for
Songs written about the waterways and highways that run near Stevenson.
Henagar, Alabama, sits nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, a quiet spot where the land rolls towards the Sand Mountain plateau. It might seem like any other small town in DeKalb County, but a few folks who started here have made their mark.
Nine Black teenagers were falsely accused of assault in 1931, sparking landmark Supreme Court rulings on the right to counsel and jury composition.
8 stories, landmarks & places within ~20 miles — the same local lore RoadyGoat plays as you drive through.
Stevenson, Alabama, a small town nestled in the northeast corner of the state near the Tennessee River, has always been closely tied to the land and water. For generations, families have relied on agriculture and…
Imagine travelers from the 1870s arriving at this joint depot and hotel, a testament to the golden age of rail travel. Built around 1872, the Stevenson Railroad Depot and Hotel served as a crucial junction where the…
Imagine seeking shelter in the same cave as people did thousands of years ago. That's the story of Russell Cave. For nearly ten thousand years, people lived in and around this cave. Archaeological evidence shows…
Imagine this quiet Alabama town as a Civil War battleground, all because of a crucial rail line. Founded in the 1810s, Bridgeport was initially a farming community. Everything changed with the arrival of the Nashville…
Henagar, Alabama, sits nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, a quiet spot where the land rolls towards the Sand Mountain plateau. It might seem like any other small town in DeKalb County, but a few…
Nine Black teenagers were falsely accused of assault in 1931, sparking landmark Supreme Court rulings on the right to counsel and jury composition.
This unassuming train station in Scottsboro, built in 1861, witnessed history unfold during the Civil War. Built on the eve of the war by the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, it became a crucial point for moving troops…
The land around Scottsboro, Alabama, rolls gently, sitting just over 700 feet above sea level. It’s a landscape shaped by time, by the slow wearing of water and wind. This part of the Appalachian foothills isn't…