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1. 4.3.1-250 - Correspondence

   Correspondence (Ca-Ci) of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation dated 1933-1953. 4.3.54-57 contains a 1950 Census Report showing population of Alabama by counties. (Fairhope population 3,359). 4.3.76-78 Copy of Charter of Fairhope Single Tax Corporation dated 8/10/1904. 4.3.111-122 contains correspondence between the FSTC and the City of Fairhope on various matters including: a proposed well to be located in Knoll Park, parking of cars b...

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2. 5.1.1-213 - Letter

   Correspondence of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation, 1927-1953, (I, J and K). Most correspondence is of general FSTC business (rents in arrears, inquiries about single tax, tax returns). In 5.1.80 C. A. Gaston writes about Fairhope's early residents, saying those who came to Fairhope were "advanced thinkers and their various eccentricities made them stand out as distrinct from the common run of citizen." He called early Fairhope a "crank...

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3. 6.19.1-129 - Correspondence

   Correspondence (K) of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation dated 1936-1953.

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4. 7.20.1-192 - Letter

   Correspondence of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation, 1955-1971, (C-D). Includes general correspondence of the Corporation. 7.20 4-5 and 7.20. 89 are cataloged separately and provide insights into Fairhope benefactor, Joseph Fels. 7.20 includes correspondence between C. A. Gaston and John R. Chadwick, who works at The Birmingham News. Chadwic, Gaston, and Frances Gaston Crawford are discussing the possible sale of the Fairhope Courier ...

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5. 7.22.1-110 - Letter

   Correspondence of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation , box 2 of 2, with several City of Fairhope departments, including the Planning Commission, the Water and Sewer Board, the City Council, and the Alabama State Highway Department. Most of the correspondence concerns street and sewer improvements, gaining the right-of-ways, conducting surveys, and the like. 7.16 contains Box 1 of 2.

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6. FMH_0197 - Photograph, Digital

   Photograph dated 1939 of Klumpp Motor Company owned by T. J. Klupp (who would also serve as mayor of Fairhope). The business was the Chevrolet dealership and was located at the southwest corner of Fairhope Avenue and Bayview Street in Fairhope, Alabama. Photograph is attributed to Frank Stewart, The Picture Man, by Fairhope historian Donnie Barrett. Other images of the business are at FSTC-0894-0897 in these Online Archives. From the Fairho...

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7. FSTC-0815 - Photograph, Digital

   Photograph of Klumpp Motor Company, Inc., the Chevrolet dealership in Fairhope, Alabama. At the time, the business was located at 62 Fairhope Avenue and is seen through the long leaf pine trees from Knoll Park across the street. The dealership later moved 'uptown' to 60 North Section Street. It was purchased by Bill Steber in 1968. Mr. T. J. Klumpp served as mayor of Fairhope. From the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation Archives.

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8. FSTC-0894-0897 - Photograph, Digital

   Photographs of Klumpp's Motor Company in Fairhope, Alabama when it was located at the southwest corner of Bayview Street and Fairhope Avvenue. Mr. T.J. Klumpp owned this Chevrolet dealership, and also served as a mayor of Fairhope. From the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation Archives.

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9. PMG-2036 - Photograph, Digital

   Photograph of the Fairhope Garage and Livery (aka Fairhope Garage) c.1912. The business was owned by D. A. Russell and was located on Fairhope Avenue at the intersection with Bayview Street on the southwest corner. Mr. Russell sold to T. J. Klumpp in August 1917. Klumpp ran Fairhope Taxi Service and Klumpp's Garage there. Later Klumpp became the owner of the Chevrolet dealership in town, and changed the facade to better see the new model cars ...

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