Ms. Dawn Hathcock from Montgomery Chamber of Commerce writes:
We are so looking forward to hosting you and all the App State fans in a few weeks for the Camellia Bowl. Please feel free to check out http://www.visitingmontgomery.com for hotel, restaurant, and attraction information along with our calendar of events and downloadable visitor guide to insure that you and all the Mountaineers have a wonderful visit to Montgomery.
Also our airport website is www.flymgm.com
Dawn
We are in need of someone to take over the maintenance of the MMB. Yosef has done it for a long time, and we are grateful for all he has done, but life happens and he no longer has the time to devote to its upkeep. If anyone here is interested in helping to keep the board running, please let me know via DM.
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Re: From the Montgomery Chamber of Commerce
Cool!
I'm going to try to check out the Confederate Memorial and Jeff Davis' place. Definitely hitting the Railyard Brewery and some of those other bars too.
I'm going to try to check out the Confederate Memorial and Jeff Davis' place. Definitely hitting the Railyard Brewery and some of those other bars too.
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Isn't Hank Williams buried in Montgomery? Remember that Alan Jackson tune, "It's Midnigt in Montogomery", stuck in my head. lol
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Pretty sure that there is a Hank Williams museum or something in Montgomery so maybe so.WataugaMan wrote:Isn't Hank Williams buried in Montgomery? Remember that Alan Jackson tune, "It's Midnigt in Montogomery", stuck in my head. lol
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The Hank museum is next to the Hampton Inn on Commerce St
Give 'em hell!
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I noticed that "First White House of the Confederacy" is right near the stadium too, and it's free. That's probably going to be a Saturday morning time-killer for me. Might check out the capitol grounds too.Gonzo wrote:Cool!
I'm going to try to check out the Confederate Memorial and Jeff Davis' place. Definitely hitting the Railyard Brewery and some of those other bars too.
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Steve, how you know Dawn?YesAppCan wrote:Ms. Dawn Hathcock from Montgomery Chamber of Commerce writes:
We are so looking forward to hosting you and all the App State fans in a few weeks for the Camellia Bowl. Please feel free to check out http://www.visitingmontgomery.com for hotel, restaurant, and attraction information along with our calendar of events and downloadable visitor guide to insure that you and all the Mountaineers have a wonderful visit to Montgomery.
Also our airport website is http://www.flymgm.com
Dawn
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One of my all time favorite Alan Jackson songs.WataugaMan wrote:Isn't Hank Williams buried in Montgomery? Remember that Alan Jackson tune, "It's Midnigt in Montogomery", stuck in my head. lol
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Well I was thumbin' from Montgomery had my guitar on my backAppDawg wrote:One of my all time favorite Alan Jackson songs.WataugaMan wrote:Isn't Hank Williams buried in Montgomery? Remember that Alan Jackson tune, "It's Midnigt in Montogomery", stuck in my head. lol
When a stranger stopped beside me in an antique Cadillac
Now he was dressed like 1950, half drunk and hollow-eyed
Said, "It's a long walk to Nashville, would you like a ride, son?"
Name that tune.....
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You were reading my mind: "The Ride" David Alan Coeappbio91 wrote:Well I was thumbin' from Montgomery had my guitar on my backAppDawg wrote:One of my all time favorite Alan Jackson songs.WataugaMan wrote:Isn't Hank Williams buried in Montgomery? Remember that Alan Jackson tune, "It's Midnigt in Montogomery", stuck in my head. lol
When a stranger stopped beside me in an antique Cadillac
Now he was dressed like 1950, half drunk and hollow-eyed
Said, "It's a long walk to Nashville, would you like a ride, son?"
Name that tune.....
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Re: From the Montgomery Chamber of Commerce
You have to hit Hank's gravesite. It's just up the hill from the stadium and one of the most unusual I've seen. Kinda "country corny" if you will, and I don't mean that in a derogatory way. I like his gravesite, with lyrics from his tunes all over the tombstone, the big marble cowboy hat, the large swath of astroturf surrounding the plot...it's unique.WataugaMan wrote:Isn't Hank Williams buried in Montgomery? Remember that Alan Jackson tune, "It's Midnigt in Montogomery", stuck in my head. lol
Also, if you're into factory tours I highly recommend the Hyundai plant tour in Montgomery. It's free and mostly conducted on trams with great audio. Not sure if it's operational at the time of the bowl, because of the holidays, etc. but it's a pretty good one. Also, for literary fans, F. Scott Fitzgerald's house, that he occupied for a short period while teaching at Alabama A&M, is available for tours and has a small museum. For civil rights buffs the Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church and Rosa Parks Library & Museum (operated by Belt-brethren Troy University) are worth a visit.