Demopolis, Alabama
Demopolis, United States
Demopolis, Alabama shares 64 connections with 6852 other places across 18 topics, spanning nature, transportation, architecture, and military history. After the fall of Vicksburg and Port Hudson in July 1863, thousands of paroled Confederate soldiers camped in a town of just one thousand residents. Mississippi and New Orleans, Louisiana share many of its connections, reflecting the city's place in the Gulf South network. The Marx and Newhouse families of Demopolis reputedly inspired the Broadway play The Little Foxes.
commissary
Connects Demopolis, Alabama to: Natural Steps, Arkansas | McGehee, Arkansas
Siege of Port Hudson
Connects Demopolis, Alabama to: Port Hudson, Louisiana | Good Hope, Holmes County, Mississippi
George Strother Gaines
Connects Demopolis, Alabama to: St. Stephens, Alabama | Gainesville, Alabama | Gainestown, Alabama
Waldo Semon
Emanuel Zanders
Connects Demopolis, Alabama to: Chicago, Illinois | New Orleans, Louisiana | Alabama
quartermaster
Connects Demopolis, Alabama to: Farmville, Virginia | Vancouver, Washington | Myślibórz, Poland | Braamspunt, Suriname
Giuseppe Moretti
Connects Demopolis, Alabama to: Havana, Cuba | Rochester, New Hampshire | Sylacauga, Alabama | Jefferson, Texas
Vulcan statue
Connects Demopolis, Alabama to: Birmingham, Alabama | Piedmont Atlantic megaregion | Helena, Alabama | Southside (Birmingham)
Federal style
Connects Demopolis, Alabama to: Dublin, New Hampshire | Accomac, Virginia | Sharps Chapel, Tennessee | New Harbor, Maine | Ringoes, New Jersey
Tommy Brooker
Connects Demopolis, Alabama to: Houston, Texas | Kansas | Dallas, Texas | Denver, Colorado | Alabama
Bonapartism
Connects Demopolis, Alabama to: France | Paris, France | Valencia, Spain | Linden, Alabama
historic house museum
Connects Demopolis, Alabama to: Columbus, Ohio | Stoke-on-Trent, England | Inwood, Manhattan | Norfolk County, Ontario | Eufaula, Alabama