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Jerald Home

Picture of Jerald Home at 1708 25 Terrace South, approximately 125 years old.

Tags: Alabama, Homewood AL, house, Jerald family, Josephine Jerald, neighborhood

Various photographs collected from the Montgomery Memory Book.

Class, sports teams and band photographs from Rosedale High School.

Tags: "Mighty Sons of Kong", B.M Montgomery, band, Class of 1960, class photo, community, family culture, family history, football, neighborhood, relatives, Rosedale High School, sports, sports team

Series of photos and collages of Shepherd family and neighborhood friends.

Tags: Alabama, band, bikes, Birmingham AL, cars, Chesterfield cigarettes, culture, dog, family history, friends, Joe Louis, neighborhood, relatives, Shepherd family, uniforms

Various photographs of houses in the Rosedale neighborhood.

Tags: Alabama, Bethel A.M.E, community culture, family, homes, Homewood AL, houses, neighborhood, Rosedale Drive, Rosedale Revitalization Project, Rosedale School

Packet distributed to the New York Rosedale Club in 1976.

Tags: 1976, community connection, community meeting, distance, neighborhood, New York, New York Rosedale Club, The Big Apple

Various articles about Rosedale's community and its relation to Homewood.

Tags: Alabama, Birmingham AL, community, disappearance, economy, encroachment, gentrification, homes, Homewood AL, houses, journalism, leadership, loss of size, neighborhood, newspaper, Red Mountain

Booklet compiling information about Rosedale, collected by Gwendolyn Maxwell Smith from the Hometown Rosedale Club.

Booklet created to describe and detail the history of the Rosedale School from the period 1895-1969.

Tags: B.M Montgomery, Clarence Ray, community history, education, facts, High School, information, integration, Loveless Street, Mamie L. Foster, neighborhood, principal, Rosedale School, school history, segregation, students, teachers

Photograph of Monroe and Elmira Shepherd taken in 1927 after they settled in Rosedale to make a home for their family.

Tags: 1920s, culture, Elmira Shepherd, family, marriage, Monroe Shepherd, neighborhood