Historic Tavern Brings Memories Days Gone By
The old Tavern in New Decatur, built 1888 by the Decatur Land Company under Major Gordon, stands as a monument to the town’s founders. It hosted ministers and travelers, later became a boarding house, and remains a focal point in Decatur’s history despite changes and threats of time.
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New Decatur
Decaturs
Decatur Land Company
Major Gordon
Town
Lord Jesus Christ
Gordon
John Reed
Huntsville
Decatur
Malone
Jackson Street
Crawford
Scott
W. A. Curry
Sherman Street
Almondonces Drive
Yavyerna
Alabama
Lyons
Statesman
Drummer
Price
New. Decatur
J Skeges
Growth of Joe Wheeler Chapter of the U D C
The Joe Wheeler Chapter arose from devoted Decatur women led by Dr. Long and Major Francis. Since 1899 the chapter has honored veterans with grave markers, organized a Children's Chapter, and produced rooms and memorials at Mountain Cheer Home. M R Leadingham, historian.
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Joe Wheeler
Dr. Long
Francis
Decatur
O. B. Cartwright
W. H. Long
Calvin Brown
Virginia Pride
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mountain Cheer
Col. Falkner
George Williamson
J.M. Boteler
Williamson
Boteler
S. D. Arstrong
W. A. Curry
Homie
M. R. Leadingham
Alabama
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