America 250: Tuscaloosa County

America 250: Tuscaloosa County Celebrating The U.S. Semiquencentennial through the history, culture and people of Tuscaloosa County!

06/30/2026
Come down Thursday morning.
06/30/2026

Come down Thursday morning.

Parade on Greensboro Ave looking North from atop the Alston Building. Late 1940’s
06/22/2026

Parade on Greensboro Ave looking North from atop the Alston Building. Late 1940’s

Stallworth Lake in the 1920's. Now occupied by the Tuscaloosa Amp and New Saban Center.
06/20/2026

Stallworth Lake in the 1920's. Now occupied by the Tuscaloosa Amp and New Saban Center.

This block in downtown Tuscaloosa was once Tucker Motor Company, Mr. Ho's Chinese restaurant, Roy's Pool Room and Johnny...
06/20/2026

This block in downtown Tuscaloosa was once Tucker Motor Company, Mr. Ho's Chinese restaurant, Roy's Pool Room and Johnny's ;restaurant back in the day. It became the Cityfest location for many years. Now, it is occupied by Embassy Suites by Hilton.

McLester Hotel was built in 1887 on the northwest corner of the intersection of Greensboro Avenue and Sixth Street.
06/20/2026

McLester Hotel was built in 1887 on the northwest corner of the intersection of Greensboro Avenue and Sixth Street.

Cobb 1 and 2 was the former Druid Theater until May 1978.
06/20/2026

Cobb 1 and 2 was the former Druid Theater until May 1978.

Old Tuscaloosa County Courthouse torn down July 1962
06/20/2026

Old Tuscaloosa County Courthouse torn down July 1962

Greensboro Avenue in 1948.
06/20/2026

Greensboro Avenue in 1948.

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