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The land that would become Tuscaloosa was originally home to Native Americans for centuries. Author Johnnie R. Aycock describes the rich history of the Tuscaloosa area and its transformation into a center for commerce and industry, education and culture. The story continues as progressive leaders plan for the 21st century. Corporate profile writer Joe O'Donnell takes you inside Tuscaloosa's leading businesses and professions, examining the enterprises that continue to contribute to this successful community. Local photographer Barry Fikes has painted a visual portrait of the Tuscaloosa area with breathtaking images that add color and texture to a captivating narrative. The Tradition, the Spirit and the Vision of an exciting future all come alive in this treasured volume. Book jacket.

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Tuscaloosa, Johnnie R. Aycock, Joe O'Donnell

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Rok wydania
1994
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Tytuł
Tuscaloosa
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
1994
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
192
ISBN10
1885352042
ISBN13
9781885352040
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The land that would become Tuscaloosa was originally home to Native Americans for centuries. Author Johnnie R. Aycock describes the rich history of the Tuscaloosa area and its transformation into a center for commerce and industry, education and culture. The story continues as progressive leaders plan for the 21st century. Corporate profile writer Joe O'Donnell takes you inside Tuscaloosa's leading businesses and professions, examining the enterprises that continue to contribute to this successful community. Local photographer Barry Fikes has painted a visual portrait of the Tuscaloosa area with breathtaking images that add color and texture to a captivating narrative. The Tradition, the Spirit and the Vision of an exciting future all come alive in this treasured volume. Book jacket.