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A Mansion's Memories
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Mathews, Mary Chapman
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/ South (AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN, VA, WV)
/ State & Local
/ United States
2006
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/ State & Local
/ United States
2006
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A Mansion's Memories
2006
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Overview
An engaging history of The University of Alabama President’s Mansion As part of The University of Alabama’s 175th anniversary celebration (2006), the new edition of A Mansion’s Memories includes details of the tenures of the four presidents who have served since the Mathews term. Profusely illustrated with 69 black-and-white and 17 color photographs, this classic is sure to be welcomed anew by alumni and friends of the University and all lovers of fine old buildings that still function in their original capacities.
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The University of Alabama Press
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0817315357, 9780817315351
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