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- Jemison-Van de Graaff Mansion houses lesser known Civil War-era stories
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- Holiday Open House 2022
Holiday Open House 2022
- Jemison-Van de Graaff Mansion Event & Wedding Photos | Historic Tuscaloosa
The Jemison-Van de Graaff Mansion event/wedding photography collection: Indoor Events part 1 Inside the Mansion Inside the Mansion Load More
- Historic Tuscaloosa
The core responsibility of Historic Tuscaloosa board of directors is to govern the organization. Board governance is a group action—individual board members have no governance authority. As part of its governance authority, our board has basic moral and legal responsibilities. Board members cannot make decisions for your organization that yield personal benefits. 2025-2026 HISTORIC TUSCALOOSA EXECUTIVE BOARD President: Evans Fitts Vice-President / President-Elect: Serena Fortenberry Secretary: Susan Huffman Treasurer: James Brazil Parliamentarian: Cal Wilson Past President: Shawn Wyatt 2025 – 2026 HISTORIC TUSCALOOSA GENERAL BOARD Andrus, Fred Brakefield, Marc Brazil, James Coleman, Chaslee Cruz-Uribe, Gabrielle Fitts, Evans Ford, Linda Fortenberry, Serena Gerdau, Charles Hamner, Marty Hancock, Ardis Hartley, Mayci Hawkins, Will Huffman, Susan Jones, Brock Matthews, Amy Miles, Joanne Moreton, Paul Rabel, Judi Simon, Ruby Sims, Myra Taranto, Steven Wilson, Cal Woodard, Kimberly Wyatt, Elizabeth Wyatt, Shawn BOARD RESPONSIBILITIES AND EXPECTATIONS Regular Board meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month except July and December. Depending on the year, the March board meeting gets moved to the 4th Thursday due to spring break. The meetings begin at 5:30 pm and are routinely held at the Jemison Mansion. The annual meeting, to which all members of Historic Tuscaloosa (HT) are invited, is held in August. Members serve three-year terms and may serve two such consecutive terms. Following a one-year rotation off the Board, an individual may be eligible again for election. There is no automatic renewal after a three-year term. Members of the Board are expected to: Hold membership in Historic Tuscaloosa at the Century Club level or above. Attend 70% of monthly meetings: “A Board member with three (3) unexcused absences from regularly called meetings of the Board during a twelve-month period shall cease to be a member of the Board.”(Bylaws, Article VII, Section 7.01., C) Attend the annual general membership meeting in August. Actively participate on a Board committee. Support all Historic Tuscaloosa events financially and through attendance. 2025-2026 Board Manual
- Tuscaloosa Preservation Society to Honor Dunkin’ Donuts on October 24th
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- Moments in History compiled by Betty Slowe and Guy Hubbs
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- Nikki McGillivray | Historic Tuscaloosa
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- Historic Tuscaloosa presents dining through time event Thursday
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- Mardi Gras Jazz Brunch helps sustain historic Tuscaloosa property
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- Tuscaloosa Preservation Society to Hold Open Houses
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- Demolition begins on downtown landmark
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- Mardi Gras Jazz Brunch helps sustain historic Tuscaloosa property
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