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The Vagabond
June 8, 2026
The Vagabond: Gadsden’s early police force
June 11, 2021
In 1885, the Gadsden City Council elected Henry C. White as the city’s first marshal and chief of po...
The Vagabond: Amelia Earhart in Gadsden
June 7, 2021
By Danny Crownover Joan (pronounced Jo Ann) Mims recently showed The Vagabond a photo of herself as a baby being held under an airp...
The Vagabond: Unusual and peculiar names around Gadsden
May 28, 2021
By Danny Crownover Did you know there is a Possum Trot and Turkey Trot in our area? Back in 1948, an article in a local news...
The Vagabond: Historical museum in Gadsden
May 22, 2021
By Danny Crownover For many years, several folks saw the need of a historical museum in Gadsden. The late local historian Jerry Jon...
The Vagabond: Early paving projects in downtown Gadsden
May 7, 2021
By Danny Crownover The Vagabond researched the almost insurmountable difficulty in getting the first paving done in Gadsden. All the streets...
The Vagabond: Ada Tolson Ralls
April 30, 2021
By Danny Crownover In 1947, Mayor J. Herbert Meighan, on behalf of the City of Gadsden, accepted the gift of two fine painti...
The Vagabond: Daredevils in Gadsden
April 23, 2021
By Danny Crownover Part II In October of 1916, a young man from Alabama City was in negotiations with the Gadsden, Bellevue and Loo...
The Vagabond: Tightrope walkers and daredevils in Gadsden
April 16, 2021
By Danny Crownover Part I Back in the 1880’s and early 1890’s, Gadsden was annually entertained by professional tightrope walkers – some of them were among the best in th...
The Vagabond: The Magna Carta Oak has a relative in Gadsden
April 9, 2021
By Danny Crownover One of the most well-known oak trees in Gadsden was planted years ago by the City Beautiful Club. It was the first of many s...
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