Cahaba, Alabama
caption: Dallas County map
caption: Vine Street, probably taken in the last half of the 19th century.
caption: St. Luke's Episcopal Church at Martin's Station in 1934.
caption: Old Methodist Church in the 1930s, later burned down.
caption: Kirkpatrick mansion on Oak Street, burned in 1935, the two-story brick slave quarters remain intact, however.
caption: The Female Academy as it stood in 1903.
caption: The twenty-six room Perine mansion, built in the 1850s, later demolished.
caption: Another view of the Perine Mansion.
caption: Crocheron mansion, built 1843, later burned.
caption: Castle Morgan , a Confederate prison camp on the Alabama River at Cahaba.