- Cahaba, Alabama - Wikipedia
Cahaba declined rapidly, although it had been quite wealthy during the antebellum years It is now a ghost town and is preserved as a state historic site known as the Old Cahawba Archeological Park
- Cahaba Designs
Cahaba's assortment of kitchen bath fixtures feels right at home in traditional and modern spaces With a focus on innovation and craftsmanship, we build our products to withstand the rigors of modern family life
- Home - Cahaba Brewing Co.
Cahaba Brewing Company is microbrewery and distillery located in Birmingham, Alabama and distributing quality craft beer throughout Alabama
- Cahaba - Encyclopedia of Alabama
Despite the opposition to Cahaba as the site of the state capital, many veterans of Gen Andrew Jackson's campaign against the Creeks settled in the area, with the result that the land office in Milledgeville, Georgia, was relocated to Cahaba in 1819
- About the Cahaba River
The Cahaba River is Alabama’s longest remaining stretch of free-flowing river and a global treasuretrove of biological diversity It is the primary drinking water source for one-fifth of the state’s people in the Birmingham metro area
- Old Cahawba
This 150 year old structure was designed by Richard Upjohn and has been brought home to Old Cahawba, site of Alabama’s first capital To donate send your tax deductible contributions to: The Cahaba Foundation P O Box 465 Selma, Alabama 36702 Visit Old Cahawba!
- Cahaba | History, Alabama, Park | Britannica
It lies at the confluence of the Cahaba and Alabama rivers, 8 miles (13 km) southwest of Selma Founded in 1819 as the first capital of Alabama, Cahaba thrived until floods forced the state government to move to Tuscaloosa in 1826
- Ghost Towns of America: Cahaba, Alabama - WorldAtlas
Known as the famous ghost town of Alabama, Cahaba, also spelled as Cahawba, is located at the confluence of the Cahaba and Alabama rivers Between 1820 and 1825, Cahaba was Alabama’s first state capital; up until 1866, Cahaba was also the county seat of Dallas County in the US state of Alabama
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