Historic Homes
St. James Hotel and St. James Place
Brooke Rifle Cannon
Old Depot Museum & Foundry
Vaughan-Smitherman Museum
Historic Live Oak Cemetery
Kenan's Mill
Old Cahawba

(April 2010) Enlarge Col. Thomas Jefferson Goldsby
  
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(April 2010) Enlarge Benjamin Hogan Craig: Marker inscription reads, "Benjamin Hogan Craig Born Cahaba, Alabama April 27, 1835 Died Selma, Alabama July 10, 1907"

(April 2010) Enlarge 2 Lieut James T. Haralson

(April 2010) Enlarge Grave of Col. N.H.R. Dawson and Wife Elodie Todd Dawson (half-sister to Mary Todd Lincoln): This statue, a memorial to Elodie B. Todd-Dawson, was carved in Italy. When it arrived in Selma Mr. Dawson wasn't satisfied with the hair, as it was not as beautiful as his wife's, so he returned it to Italy to be redone. N.H.R. Dawson was one of Selma's leading citizens during the mid-1800's. He later became the first Alabamian ever to serve as U.S. Commissioner of Education. Dawson wa active in reorganizing the Democratic Conservative Party to oppose the Republicans of the Alabama House. He helped raise money for both Dallas Academy and the City's Charity Hospital. He served as senior warden at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Selma, where his funeral services were held.

(April 2010) Enlarge Elodie B. Todd-Dawson statue