A. L. Martin Historical Museum

08/25/2026

📸Photography By: Christen Hyde

08/22/2026

08/20/2026

We’re progressing!
Last night during the installation process, my imagination ran deep!
It seems as though this uniform started to dance like Terry Robinson!😁😁
By the way, I was not on moonshine!😄 It was part of precious memories!

G. B., Director

07/15/2026

August 22, 2026 at 7:00 p.m., come and enjoy an evening of smooth jazz, great food and fellowship at The A. L. Martin Historical Museum.
The old piano from Thomasville Public High School and A.L. Martin High School and Terry Robinson’s drum major uniform will return home and put on display in the Museum.
Both of these items played pivotal roles in our community.
This will also be a back to school rally to help our students at Thomasville High School with school supplies.
A supply list is attached.
Admission to this event is to bring school supply items or make a donation to the museum. All donations are appreciated.
Come and see our freshly painted and redesigned galleries!
We are limited to 150 guests.
Please RSVP as soon as possible!
RSVP by text or phone:
G. B. Quinney
205-515-3780
Ms. Brunette Davis 334-456-9800
Mrs. Joane D. Howard 334-830-0121

Hotels in Thomasville:
Holiday Inn Express 334-456-5900
Hometown Inn 334-636-2000
Quality Inn 334-636-0202
Travel Lodge
334-830-8108
Hampton Inn (Jackson, Ala) 251-246-7300


The dress for this event is business casual.

G. B. Quinney, Director

07/07/2026

“A Homecoming Celebration”

On August 22, 2026 at 7:00 p.m., come and enjoy an evening of smooth jazz, great food and fellowship at The A. L. Martin Historical Museum.
The old piano from Thomasville Public High School and A.L. Martin High School and Terry Robinson’s drum major uniform will return home and be put on display in the Museum.
Both of these items played pivotal roles in our community.
This will also be a back to school rally to help our students at Thomasville High School with school supplies.
A supply list is attached.
Admission to this event is to bring school supply items or make a donation to the museum. All donations are appreciated.
Come and see our freshly painted and redesigned galleries!
We are limited to 150 guests.
Please RSVP as soon as possible!
RSVP by text or phone:
G. B. Quinney 205-515-3780
Ms. Brunette Davis 334-456-9800
Mrs. Joane D. Howard 334-830-0121

Hotels in Thomasville:
Holiday Inn Express 334-456-5900
Hometown Inn 334-636-2000
Quality Inn 334-636-0202
Hampton Inn (Jackson, Ala) 251-246-7300

The attire for this event is business casual.

G. B. Quinney, Director

05/22/2026

1959 Thomasville Public School Year Book pics

02/19/2026

Black History Spotlight on Director G. B. Quinney. We are extremely proud to recognize the accomplishments and contributions of Mr. G. B. Quinney. As a distinguished Thomasvillian, he has achieved remarkable success as a military retiree, a former Director of Security at the Birmingham Museum of Arts, and a devoted spiritual leader to his wife, that serves as a Pastor. We are grateful for Mr. Quinney's dedicated service as Director of the A. L. Martin Historical Museum since 2016. Under his visionary leadership, the Museum has undergone significant renovation and transformation. We are delighted that his outreach efforts will continue to benefit Thomasville and surrounding communities. It is truly commendable to see that local schools and colleges in Thomasville are leveraging his vast knowledge and experience. Congratulations, Mr. Quinney!

02/10/2026

Additional pics of the Rosa Parks event shared by Geanee Quinney Pippen

02/08/2026

Sharing a few pics from the Mrs. Rosa Parks Birthday Celebration & Exhibit “Celebrating A Civil Rights Hero “. Opening remarks by Director, G. B. Quinney. Prayer and greetings by Pastor and State Representative Thomas Jackson. Musical medley by Songstress Vanessa Patterson. Lunch by Merida’s Catering Service. Introduction of Speaker by Director, G. B. Quinney. Speaker Pastor Faye S. Quinney, Pastor and Founder of New Vision Ministry, Birmingham, AL. Closing remarks by G. B. Quinney. Closing prayer by Pastor Thomas Jackson.