History of Mobile, Alabama - Wikipedia
A detail of Jean Baptiste Bourguignon d'Anville's 1732 map of Louisiana showing Mobile Bay, the Mobile colony (Fort Condé de la Mobile), many rivers, bays, Native American settlements & Isle Dauphine.
The Fascinating History of Mobile AL - The Mobile Rundown
Mobile has been around longer than any other Alabama city, so it naturally has a fascinating history that spans many decades. From its architecture to its food, this Port City is a small melting pot thanks to the influence of French, Spanish, British, …
Mobile, Alabama - unveiling memories
Mobile was founded by the Le Moyne brothers in 1702, on a bay bearing the same name. The Le Moynes were French adventurers and traders who also founded the city of New Orleans.
History of Mobile - Mobile County, Alabama - Genealogy Trails
In 1722 Mobile ceased to be the capital of Louisiana, which was transferred to New Orleans, but the former town, owing to its proximity to the large and powerful Indian nations, continued to be the center of Indian influence and diplomacy, mainly through the domination of …
Mobile: History - French Establish First Settlement - City-Data.com
Mobile's long-term French and Spanish heritage make it unique in Alabama and places the city among the elite urban centers of the South. In 2002, Mobile celebrated its 300th birthday with events around the city.
Timeline of Mobile, Alabama - Wikipedia
The following is a timeline of the history of the city of Mobile, Alabama, USA. 1702 - Fort Louis de la Mobile founded by Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville of Montreal. [1] 1703 - Mardi Gras begins. [2] 1722 - French Louisiana capital relocated from Mobile to New Orleans. [3] 1723 - …
Mobile - Encyclopedia of Alabama
Mar 26, 2024 · RSA Buildings in Mobile Founded by the French in 1702, Mobile is Alabama's oldest city and a major port facility for the region. The city's three centuries of history have been inextricably tied to the development of its port and the economic prosperity of the adjoining area.
Mobile, Alabama - Historic Sites and Points of Interest
Aug 3, 2014 · Mobile, Alabama is a historic and charming city on the Alabama Gulf Coast. Settled by the French in 1702, it is home to the oldest Mardi Gras celebration in the United States. It was the scene of battles during the American Revolution and Civil War.
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MOBILE - EOA
Sep 25, 2008 · Founded by the French in 1702, Mobile is Alabama's oldest city and a major port facility for the region. The city's three centuries of history have been inextricably tied to the development of its port and the economic prosperity of the adjoining hinterland.
Tracking Down the Past: Mobile - HistoryNet
Oct 11, 2019 · The city of Mobile, Alabama’s largest, has long been over- shadowed by New Orleans, its neighbor to the west. But those who have traveled to this dynamic, vibrant city know its cosmopolitan charm and progressive development rivals the Crescent City and all its other Southern neighbors.