Author Event

When: Friday, October 24, 11:00 a.m.Where: Downtown Huntsville Public Library, 915 Monroe Street “During the Civil War spies were active as agents in north Alabama and generally unrecognized – after all that was their intent…” Local historian and author Nancy Rohr’s long-awaited fifth book examines the lives of 5 Madison County federal spies, local guerillas,Continue reading “Author Event”

2025 Ranee’ Pruitt Award

Every year, the Board recognizes individuals in the community that go above and beyond spreading the love of history. In 2025, we chose a historian that has proven many times over that they are dedicated to the proliferation of Huntsville history. Join us at the Fall meeting to present the award to: Stephanie Timberlake StephanieContinue reading “2025 Ranee’ Pruitt Award”

Summer Meeting – June 8

Resorts, Roadsides, and Racetracks: How Hotels, Inns, and Lodges Redefined Huntsville Location: Auditorium, Downtown Huntsville Library (915 Monroe Street)Time: 2:00-3:30 p.m. For the Summer Meeting on June 8, our panel of guests will discuss several histories of hotels in the area that helped Huntsville develop, including: Green Bottom Inn, Monte Sano Hotel, the Russell Erskine,Continue reading “Summer Meeting – June 8”

Movie & Meetup

HMCHS is partnering with the North Alabama Area Labor Council for a Norma Rae watch party! Join us starting at 1:00 to meet some new people and enjoy an Alabama Labor History presentation. When: Sunday, March 23 at 1:00 pmLocation: Innerspace Brewing (2414 Clinton Ave, Huntsville) This event is free and open to the public.Continue reading “Movie & Meetup”

Spring Meeting – March 9

Historic Preservation, Tourism, and Technology: Redefining Ways to Interact with History Location: Auditorium, Downtown Huntsville Library (915 Monroe Street)Time: 2:00-3:30 p.m. For the Spring Meeting on March 9, our panel of guests will discuss how historic preservation has changed and adapted in recent years, interacting with tourism and technology in new ways. Featuring: Anita Flanagan,Continue reading “Spring Meeting – March 9”

Member Outing

HMCHS Members are invited to a historical tour at Temple B’Nai Sholom. The tour will include indoor elements, with light walking. Parking is available in the Greene Street Parking Garage, as well as street parking in the surrounding area, such as on Clinton Avenue, on Lincoln Street, and on Greene Street. Temple B’Nai Sholom103 LincolnContinue reading “Member Outing”