Railroad station, Selma, Alabama Possibly 1973 - 1974

"Railroad Station, Selma, Alabama" is a color photograph taken by William Christenberry, an American photographer known for his documentation of the American South, particularly his hometown of Selma, Alabama. Christenberry's work often depicts the vernacular architecture of the region, with a focus on the changing landscape of the South, as seen in this photograph of the Selma train station. The photograph, taken in the early 1970s, shows the train station's characteristic red brick exterior and classic architecture, capturing a moment in time of transition for the South as the railway era fades.