Clay County Historical Society

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The Clay County Historical Society is a non-profit dedicated to collecting, preserving, and promoting the rich history and tradition of Clay County Alabama

Clay County Historical Society is in Alabama.

11/10/2026

This was the Swearing-In Ceremony of Nequa Trenae. Nequa's family is from Clay County, as you can see in these pictures. So glad she came back to her family home place, and the Hugo Black Court Room, for her Investiture. Tara Jackson is Nequa's proud Mom. Hope someone will name the crowd. This took place in 2021.

11/10/2026

Lovely girls from Clay County High School. Name 'em and tell us the year!

11/09/2026

With al.com – We just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

11/08/2026

Love the picture of all those on the Railroad Bridge. What a picture!

11/06/2026

I loved this house when it looked like this, and I love it now that it doesn't. It was spooky then, but it isn't now. So glad someone redid it for the long term. It is truly a gorgeous place!

11/06/2026

This lovely house was featured on the tour of homes in the mid or late 70s. We did the tour of homes as a fun activity for a year or two. Do read the comment below. Amazing that Paul and his father built the house themselves.

11/04/2026

William Pace found this article in the Anniston Star, January 14, 2003. He said: Of course, closing the two schools involved much more than the final basketball game, but that was part of it. . . There are probably general articles about the school closings, but this is what I came across . . . Great article!

11/04/2026

This was the 1992 Clay County Tennis Tournament. Tennis was a popular sport in Clay County for around 30 years. This was a really fun event in Clay County. Many times, games went on for three sets and for hours. People of all ages played. We had some wonderful tennis players. Here are a few. L to R: Cary Nolen, Jason Phillips, Stephanie Freeman, Jason Phillips, and Johnna Horne Wilson.

11/02/2026

Love this picture of Judge Kenneth Ingram in the Clay County Courthouse in the late 1980s. Judge Ingram was a dedicated professional who mentored many young people in the legal field. He served in three counties: Shelby, Clay, and Coosa. We miss you, Judge!

11/01/2026

Clay County has had some fantastic music over the years, both locally and for visitors. This looks like a wonderful group. I hope you can share more information about this group. This article was posted in 1997.

Address

Ashland, AL

Opening Hours

9am - 1pm

Telephone

+12056019544

Website

http://clayhistory.wix.com/clayhistory

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