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36130
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(334) 242-4435
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36130
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Alabama Department of Archives and History
The General Assembly convened to address key issues such as internal improvements, particularly the construction of roads and railroads. Discussions centered on railroad financing, with a focus on the Alabama and Chattanooga railroads. The assembly also addressed education, with a focus on common school systems and the establishment of segregated schools. Additionally, the assembly discussed provisions for the deaf, dumb, and blind, including the operation of the Freedmen's Hospital. The assembly also addressed imprisonment for debt.
The meeting included a report from the Nominations Committee, which recommended the re-appointment of Trustees Delores Boyd and Majella Hamilton. The board recognized Frank Brown for his service. Staff reports covered updates on the Constitution of 2022, a new Department of Justice rule regarding website accessibility, and the introduction of Rebecca Jackson. Financial reports were presented, and updates were given on Museum Phase 3 implementation, communications and development, federal outreach, records management, and conservation projects. The board also expressed sympathy to Mrs. Shirley McCrary on the loss of her husband and acknowledged achievements of several trustees.
The meetings included personnel updates, financial reports, legislative updates, and NAGPRA compliance project reports. The board considered recommendations for deaccessioning human remains and funerary objects, as well as the Benjamin F. Perry papers. Reports were given on the preservation facility project, Museum of Alabama updates, and the History Forward campaign. The board also discussed the Alabama History Institutes, the Museum Project, and a temporary exhibit on Rosenwald Schools. A local records survey of probate offices was presented, and the director's performance evaluation was reviewed.
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