Architectural Reconnaissance of a Reroute for the Proposed Memphis-Huntsville-Atlanta Interstate Corridor in the Area of Leighton and Town Creek, Colbert and Lawrence Counties, Alabama

Author(s): Gene A. Ford

Year: 1999

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Architectural Reconnaissance of a Reroute for the Proposed Memphis-Huntsville-Atlanta Interstate Corridor in the Area of Leighton and Town Creek, Colbert and Lawrence Counties, Alabama. Gene A. Ford. 1999 ( tDAR id: 200342)

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Keywords

Culture
19th Century • 20th Century • Euroamerican

General
Architectural Survey • Bungalow • Cross Gable House • Greek Revival House • POST, BUCKLEY, SCHUH, AND JERNIGAN • Standing Structure

Geographic Keywords
01033 (Fips Code) • 01079 (Fips Code) • Alabama (State / Territory) • Colbert (County) • HIGHLAND RIM • Lawrence (County) • LITTLE MOUNTAIN • North America (Continent) • Southeast • TENNESSEE RIVER DRAINAGE • TENNESSEE VALLEY PROPER • United States of America (Country)

Temporal Keywords
Historic

Spatial Coverage

min long: -88.14; min lat: 34.299 ; max long: -87.105; max lat: 34.907 ;

Individual & Institutional Roles

Sponsor(s): Post, Buckley, Schuh, and Jernigan, Atlanta, GA

Prepared By(s): Office of Archaeological Services, Univ of Alabama Museums

Record Identifiers

NADB document id number(s): 4062126

NADB citation id number(s): 000000248562

Notes

General Note: Submitted to: Post, Buckley, Schuh, and Jernigan, Atlanta, GA

General Note: Sent from: Office of Archaeological Services, Univ of Alabama Museums