Hueytown
Hueytown by Mary K. Roberts, published by Arcadia Publishing in 2010, offers a detailed account of the city’s history since its incorporation on May 6, 1960. This 127-page book presents an overview of the development of Hueytown, highlighting the contributions of various families and organizations that shaped the community. It explores the early settlement by Native Americans along Valley Creek and the establishment of significant employers like the Woodward Iron Company and the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company, which provided jobs and stability for residents.
Readers will find a comprehensive narrative that delves into the city’s evolution, including the influence of notable figures such as the Huey, Waldrop, and Salter families. The book also touches on the cultural impact of NASCAR through “The Alabama Gang,” a group of famous race car drivers from Hueytown, and acknowledges the role of dedicated educators in fostering a strong community. This edition serves as a resource for those interested in the local history of Alabama and the development of its communities.
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The City of Hueytown was incorporated on May 6, 1960. Since then, city officials, past and present, have provided excellent laws and codes that offer a well-designed city for its citizens. Native Americans were the first to settle along Valley Creek, while the following prominent names helped develop and establish the area: the Huey, Waldrop, Salter, Knight, Dabbs, Parsons, Vines, Crooks, and Robertson families. The Woodward Iron Company was the first major employer, and the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company, later called United Steel Company, also provided jobs and security for many citizens. A group of famous NASCAR race car drivers from Hueytown, “The Alabama Gang,” helped create an interest in racing. In addition, Hueytown has had many devoted educators who staffed the area’s schools and encouraged students to strive for the best.
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