Preserving Alabama's heritage through family history and genealogy.

 
 

Mud Creek Archive is not just a name—it's a movement. At the crossroads of research, storytelling, and community engagement, we are dedicated to illuminating the profound narrative of the African-American community in Northern Alabama, particularly within Jackson and Madison Counties.

We delve deep into the heart of stories, ones that have shaped communities, driven change, and reflected the depth and diversity of our shared experience. But our purpose isn’t merely about unearthing these tales; it's about amplifying them, weaving them into conversations, and allowing their legacy to resonate in today's world.

As a nonprofit, Mud Creek Archive is powered by a passion for knowledge, connection, and inclusivity. We champion scholarly pursuits, empowering individuals and communities to uncover and embrace their history. Through our initiatives, we aim to foster dialogue, promote understanding, and inspire unity across generations and cultures.

In a world where stories are often forgotten or overshadowed, Mud Creek Archive stands as a beacon, ensuring that the rich African-American heritage of Northern Alabama is celebrated, shared, and continues to shape our collective future. Join us on this journey of discovery, understanding, and empowerment.

 

 Projects

Capturing and preserving Jackson and Madison County's history.

 

Founder

The Mud Creek Archive is more than just a non-profit organization - it's a labor of love, founded by the dynamic and visionary Chauncey H. Robinson. As a sixth generation Alabamian hailing from Huntsville, Chauncey's passion for family history and tradition runs deep, and he's determined to share that passion with his community. He knows the incredible power of understanding one's roots and ancestry, and through the Mud Creek Archive, he's dedicated to giving that gift to others.

Whether it's through the Mud Creek Archive or his other projects, Chauncey is a leader who's not afraid to take risks and make bold moves. He's a true change-maker, dedicated to fostering personal and community growth through understanding their roots and heritage. Join him on this exciting journey, and discover the impact of connecting with one's ancestry.

Fuel Our Vision

Your generosity helps us empower individuals in our community to discover their rich heritage and connect with their past through comprehensive African-American genealogical research and education in Northern Alabama. Your donation will support our mission to preserve and promote the history, traditions, and culture of the region, particularly in Jackson and Madison Counties.

Your contribution will play a vital role in providing resources and opportunities for scholarly research, community engagement, and building bridges across cultures, generations, and communities. By supporting the Mud Creek Archive, you are investing in preserving a critical part of our collective history and shaping a more inclusive future.

 
 
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