Author Dale Cox: The Chipola River

About this event

Time: 11:00:00 Price: FREE From the earliest days of prehistory to the 21st century, author and historian Dale Cox will discuss the story of the Chipola River. Learn about the Native Americans, Spanish missionaries, British soldiers, and American frontiersmen who saw it as both a barrier and a route of transportation. Come and enjoy hearing the story from the author as he covers new ground in his remarkable style.

Speaker Bio: Dale Cox is an award-winning author and historian who grew up in the “suburbs” of the quaint little community of Two Egg, Florida. He has written extensively about the history of the Creek War of 1813-1814, the First Seminole War of 1817-1818, the War of 1812 on the Gulf Coast, the Civil War in Florida and Arkansas, and the famous Alcatraz Escape to the Wiregrass.

He is the author of 20 books and thousands of newspaper and magazine articles. Dale Cox holds degrees in history and anthropology. See him on Two Egg TV, an off the beaten path streaming channel about history and mysteries.

He and his wife Rachael live in Dothan, Alabama. They have saved battlefields, placed historical markers, increased tourism, documented stories, and preserved history across the Southeast for future generations.

After presentation, Mr. Cox will be available for book purchase and autograph.