Chalybeate Springs
A mineral spring (chalybeate means iron-rich water) labeled on the 1895 USGS topo quad near Blount Springs. George Powell’s 1855 […]
A mineral spring (chalybeate means iron-rich water) labeled on the 1895 USGS topo quad near Blount Springs. George Powell’s 1855 […]
A real, named river-shipping point on the Mulberry Fork near Sapp Ford and Sapp Crossroads, in the Ricetown vicinity, labeled […]
Calvert Prong is a real tributary of the Locust Fork of the Black Warrior River, still named that today. The […]
Coaldale was named for the Coaldale Brick and Mining Company, founded in 1887 in Warrior, Alabama, with its own post […]
Labeled on the 1895 USGS topo quad in the Blackburn Mountain/Reid Gap/Burn Mountain cluster southwest of Blount Springs - a […]
Warnock’s Knob is “the highest point of the mountain that skirts the south side of Blountsville Valley,” per George Powell’s […]