Just across the street from the Alabama State Capitol in Montgomery stands a quiet house that once held the center of an entirely new government. For a brief moment in 1861 — just over one hundred days — this elegant Italianate home served as the first executive residence of the Confederacy. Before the capital moved … Read more
After leaving the abandoned Pioneer Village earlier that day, Dusty and I made our way into downtown Montgomery, Alabama. Before stopping at the Capitol, we drove past several other historic landmarks to capture a bit of dashcam footage—including the Hank Williams statue, Union Station, and the National Memorial for Peace and Justice. But as we … Read more
When you wander into downtown Montgomery, it’s hard to miss the man still keeping watch with his guitar in hand—Hank Williams. Dusty and I only had time for a quick stop here, but sometimes those short pauses tell the biggest stories. With a dashcam clip and a couple of photos, we stood for a moment … Read more