Meet our guides.

A man with a curly beard wearing a black top hat, smoking a pipe, and dressed in a checkered vest and blazer, sitting outdoors in a city setting at dusk.

A man with a curly beard wearing a black top hat, smoking a pipe, and dressed in a checkered vest and blazer, sitting outdoors in a city setting at dusk.

It all began for David Boman back in the fourth grade when he learned that the boarder for the Creek and Cherokee Nations was just across the road from where he lived. Since then, his interest in local history has only grown. No one has more fun on his tours than he does, yet his curiosity is infectious. David does not disappoint.

An elderly woman with curly gray hair, wearing glasses, a black cap, and a polka dot blouse, smiling outdoors with trees and a stone wall in the background.

Wilhelmina Thomas, born and raised in Birmingham has lived some of the very history that she covers on her tours. Her insight is unique and she is an advocate for less-publicized historical sites. If asked a question to which she does not immediately know the answer, she is tireless in learning the facts, so she can pass them on.