The Cahaba Homestead Heritage Foundation was recently featured in the October issue of the Cahaba Sun.
The article focused on the stone gateway entrances, part of the Cahaba 100 initiative.
[Learn more about Cahaba 100 here]
The foundation announced the stone gateways project May 1 but is actively fundraising toward a goal of $50,000.
The stone gateways project will identify Trussville’s historic community with entrances reading: “Cahaba Homestead Village — U.S. Resettlement Administration — Est. 1936-1938.” The sandstone entrance designs are based on the original sandstone entrance at the Parkway Drive and Alabama 11 intersection. The three propose d locations, which surround the boundaries of the Cahaba Project, include:
- Chalkville Road/Rockridge Avenue/Poplar Street intersection
- Poplar Street/Parkway Drive intersection
- Magnolia Mall along Chalkville Road between Hewitt Street and Magnolia Court
Cahaba Homestead Heritage Foundation, Inc. 