Historic Tuscaloosa Lecture Series

Come join us for a series of lectures that explores the fundamentals of historic preservation. 

Historic Tuscaloosa features live lectures from preservation professionals with a wide range of backgrounds and expertise, and includes interaction between participants and presenters through Q&A sessions at the end of each lecture. 

Attendance is free and open to all!!

Guests are welcome to park in the parking lot on the right side of the mansion (on the corner of 14th street and Greensboro Avenue.) Guests may enter through the main doors of the mansion or by following the signs in the parking lot, directing guests to enter through the conservatory side door (door facing the parking lot.)

Registration is NOT REQUIRED for the lecture, as we have prepared seating for hopefully our biggest turnout yet! 

So, for those who are curious but not sure about attending, please feel free to drop in around 5:30 tomorrow afternoon and see what the fuss is all about!

Light appetizers and refreshments will be served

Richard Rhone

Richard Rhone has taught American history classes for OLLI for over a decade after retiring from careers in public education administration as well as child abuse and neglect prevention. His topics generally range from the American Colonial/Revolutionary War through the War Between the States and the Wild West with an emphasis on the personalities and social aspects of history. His doctorate is from The University of Alabama.