Read this Wayne Flynt piece on the contributions of Alabamians to the jazz and the blues music
Tuxedo Junctions and other famous places - al.com
Nov 21, 6:46 AM
By Wayne Flynt | Distinguished University Professor Emeritus at Auburn University
When I began teaching a course in Alabama history at Auburn University, I had no idea that I stood in the gigantic shadow of Newman White and Ruby Pickens Tartt. Although White was a North Carolina native with a Harvard University doctorate, his first teaching job in 1915 was at Auburn......
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Tuxedo Junctions and other famous places - al.com
Read this Wayne Flynt piece on the contributions of Alabamians to the jazz and the blues music Tuxedo Junctions and other famous places - ...
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