The Alabama Department of Archives and History's lecture series: ArchiTreats: Food for Thought, continues on the third Thursday of each month in the Alabama Power Auditorium. Beginning at 12:05 PM, the public is invited to bring a sack lunch and to participate in these hour-long sessions on various aspects of Alabama history. Sponsored by the Friends of the Alabama Archives, the lectures and refreshments are provided free to the public. Please call (334) 353-4712 for more information.

Click on the camera icon beside each entry to view a video presentation of that ArchiTreats program.

Date	Topic	Presenter	Video available
January 15, 2009	The Land of Alabama	John Hall
February 19, 2009	The First Alabamians	Craig Sheldon
March 19, 2009	The Creek Indians in Alabama	Kathryn Braund
April 16, 2009	The Cotton State	Mills Thornton
May 21, 2009	The Civil War in Alabama	Robert B. Bradley
June 18, 2009	Reconstruction in Alabama	Richard Bailey
Bonus ArchiTreats July 9, 2009	The South' s New Racial Politics: Inside the Race Game of Southern History	Glenn Browder
July 16, 2009	The New South: A Social and Economic View	Marlene Rikard
Bonus ArchiTreats August 6, 2009	Spit, Scarey Ann and Sweat Bees: One Thing Leads to Another	Kathryn Tucker Windham
August 20, 2009	The New South: A Political View	Samuel L. Webb
September 17, 2009	Shaking the Foundations: Alabama in the '30s & '40s	Leah Rawls Atkins
October 15, 2009	The Civil Rights Movement in Alabama	Odessa Woolfolk
November 19, 2009	Modern Alabama	Harvey H. Jackson
December 17, 2009	Reflections on My Life in Alabama History	Wayne Flynt