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Some 92,000 fans attended A-Day, a spring scrimmage for the University of Alabama football team.

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Rev. Thomas Linton, known for his work in the civil rights movement in Tuscaloosa, has a shaving cup collection that fills his entire barber shop.

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Historic Rikard's Mill near Beatrice has been grinding corn into meal and grits since 1840.

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Civil Rights Institute barber shop exhibit in Birmingham

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Magnolia Cemetery in Mobile

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Rural Alabama farm

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Train in empty lot in Selma

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A Ray Charles mural in Dothan

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Thornhill Home in Demopolis

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Civil Rights Memorial in Montgomery

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Fishing houses on Dauphin Island

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Barbecue sign near Auburn

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Monroe County historic general store

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The Governor's Mansion in Montgomery, built in 1907

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Barn near Dothan

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Rural Alabama

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The fishing village of Bayou La Batre

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The Bama Theatre, Tuscaloosa

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Sax player Herbert Bernett in Mobile

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Civil Rights Memorial in Montgomery

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Donkey in rural Alabama

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Birmingham's Rickwood Field is the oldest surviving professional baseball park in the United States.

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Wintzell's Oyster House in Mobile