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The Florence Herald was Founded in July of 1886 by William R. Banks of Florence as the bi-weekly (by late 1890 weekly) Florence Wave and published by…
A Collection of Crimes Notices, Jurors' Lists, etc., from the Lauderdale Times and Florence Times-Journal newspapers involving African-Americans.
A Series of articles involving local African-Americans accused of crimes or victims of crimes, as reported by the Florence Journal. and Literary…
A Series of documents chronicling the shooting of Autry Broaden by Officer MJ Mitchell on January 5, 1927. According to noted Yale Professor of…
A Series of newspaper articles chronicling the Saturday, June 18, 1966 shooting of Rev. Robert Gregory, pastor of Morning Side Missionary Baptist…
A series of newspaper crime reports from the Florence Banner, Florence Gazette, and Florence North Star from the 1880s.
A series of Florence Herald reports of crimes, arrests, and trials involving Shoals area (Colbert, Lauderdale, Franklin Counties) African-Americans…
A Thursday, February 19, 1920 Florence Herald editorial decrying mob law and lynching in the wake of the recent attempt of a white mob in Kentucky to…
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Florence (AL) Herald Crime Notices Involving Local African-Americans, 1900-1906
Florence (AL) Herald Crime Notices Involving Local African-Americans 1889-1899.
Crime Notices from the Lauderdale Times and Florence Times-Journal from 1871-1874 Involving Local African-Americans
Crime Notices involving Local African-Americans 1865-1870 from the Florence Journal and Literary Index.
The Killing of Sheffield, Alabama Resident Autrey Broaden on January 5, 1927.
The June 18, 1966 Shootings of Rev. Robert Gregory and Dewey Armstrong at Morning Side MB Church
Crime Reports from the Florence Banner, Florence Gazette, Florence North Star and Lauderdale News from the 1880s involving African-Americans.
Crime Reports from the Florence Herald from the 1920s Involving African-Americans Part II
Crime Reports from the Florence Herald from the 1920s Involving African-Americans Part I
The Mob in Kentucky