Learn about Civil Rights Leader Rev. Joseph Lowery. #HistoryHsv youtube.com/watch?v=fI_uoe…

Welcome to the last week of #HistoryHsv Though Huntsville is known for our strong STEM community, we’re also home to a thriving arts and cultural scene as well. Highlights for this week include Huntsville Arts Week! huntsville.org/blog/list/post…

Remember Madison Square Mall? We’re closing out #HistoryHSV with this throwback to an HSO performance at Madison Square Mall, way back when. It’s funny to look back on this photo and know that soon, this same space will be the amazing new @HuntsvilleAmp! #HSVSymphony

Huntsville attorney Charles Younger quoting Carl T Jones at todays Hsv Historical Soc meeting: “The people who were born here were lucky; the people who moved here were smart.” Amen. #ihearthsv #historyhsv

Happy 202nd birthday, Alabama! #OTD in 1819, Alabama was admitted to the Union as the 22nd state. (Celebrate by visiting where it all started! facebook.com/ALACHP/ )

The Salem Witch Trials started #OTD 330 years ago. Did you know Huntsville has its very own Salem Witch House? Check it out here: huntsville.org/blog/list/post… #HistoryHsv #iHeartHsv

THIS SUNDAY: Join us at HMCPL for a talk by Andy Schorr of ARCHIVED: NASA_SLS about #Artemis I and how it continues NASA Marshall’s history of exploration! #iHeartHsv #HistoryHsv facebook.com/events/4799746…

Great presentation today by Andy Schorr of ARCHIVED: NASA_SLS talking about the upcoming #Artemis I mission.

Ain’t no party like a Huntsville space party, ‘cause 61 years later the Huntsville space party ain’t stopped! Proud to be part of the continuing endeavors of the Rocket City! #iHeartHsv #HistoryHsv #NationalAstronautDay #Artemis

Great presentation today by Drew Adan on the what-might-have-been Space City USA theme park. #historyhsv

#OTD 129 years ago, Huntsville had one of its most epic parties, honoring famed cow Lily Flagg. #HistoryHsv #iHeartHsv en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lily_Flagg

Plans are being developed to replace the courthouse in downtown Huntsville. Last time we did that, humans walked on the Moon. al.com/news/huntsvill… #iHeartHsv #HistoryHsv #Artemis

#OTD 205 years ago, Alabama came into being! On August 15, 1817, the Territory of Alabama was carved out of Mississippi and began the road to statehood! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alabama_T… #HistoryHsv #iHeartHsv

From 256 Today: "The Lombardo Building centennial: 100 years today of gallantry, ghosts, and antiques" 256today.com/the-lombardo-b… #HistoryHsv #iHeartHsv

Thirteen years ago today, Huntsville was enjoying what would be the last regular three-day, all-outdoor Big Spring Jam. Who was your favorite act you saw at #BigSpringJam? #HistoryHsv #iHeartHsv

Happy “Huntsville” Day! On this date in 1811, Twickenham was officially renamed for the town’s founder. #HistoryHsv

Excited to hear my high school classmate Chauncey Robinson sharing with Hsv Historical Soc about his work recording local African-American history on Mud Creek Archive: mudcreekarchive.org #HistoryHsv #iHeartHsv

Happy 203rd birthday, Alabama! #OTD in 1819, Alabama was admitted to the Union as the 22nd state, after the state constitution was written here in Huntsville. #HistoryHsv

Coincidentally, a president was here on this very day in 1819! Huntsville had a party #OTD 204 years ago President James Monroe, who’d arrived the day before for a surprise visit. #HistoryHsv

#OTD 31 years ago, the namesake of one H'ville high school (Dr. Mae Jemison) and an alumna of another (Jan Davis) flew to space together. One small step for man, one giant leap for Huntsville City Schools women! #iHeartHsv #HistoryHsv en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/STS-47