The Bienville Monument Museum is located in Dallas County, Alabama and is dedicated to the...Read More

The Black Belt Museum focuses on developing research collections in geology, paleontology, historical objects, archives,...Read More

Booker's Mill is a historic gristmill located in Evergreen, Alabama. Built in the 1800s, it...Read More

The Brown Hawkins Rural Learning Center is an educational institution located in Evergreen, Alabama. It...Read More

The Camden Shoe Shop & Quilt Museum, owned by Betty Anderson, showcases the history of...Read More

Choctaw County was the second courthouse in Butler. It was rebuilt in the 1906 after...Read More

The Clarke County Historical Museum in Grove Hill, AL is a small museum featuring local...Read More

Coretta Scott King's Childhood Home & Memorial is located in Perry County, Alabama. It is...Read More

The present courthouse, which is actually the third courthouse, was erected on July 9,1902. This...Read More

Established as First “Colored” Baptist Church, we are the oldest black church in Selma and...Read More

The first oil well in Gilbertown, AL, was drilled in 1944 by the Humble Oil...Read More

The story of Fort Sinquefield is one that captures the sights and sounds of the...Read More

Gaineswood, a National Historic Landmark, was constructed over an 18 year period (1843-1861). Owner and...Read More

Healing Springs was a popular resort in the early 1900s, known for its 17 overflowing...Read More

Heritage Village is the site of several 1800s structures that were donated to the Selma-Dallas...Read More

View the world-famous Edmund Pettus Bridge and Songs of Selma Park as you stroll through...Read More

Holmestead Farms is a sustainable farm located in Perry County, Alabama.It produces a range of...Read More

This museum provides an educational experience for children with disabilities and is a project of...Read More

Laird Cottage, built in 1870, is the headquarters of the Marengo County Historical Society and...Read More

Lincoln Normal School is a historic institution located in Perry County, Alabama. Founded in 1867,...Read More

Old Live Oak Cemetery is a historic cemetery in Selma, Alabama founded in 1829 and...Read More

Lyon Hall is a Greek Revival residence constructed between 1850-1853 by slaves of George Gaines...Read More

The Marengo County History & Archives Museum was created to showcase the history, culture, and...Read More

The Marion Female Seminary Building is a historic landmark in Perry County, Alabama. Built in...Read More

The Monroe County Museum in Monroeville, Alabama, is housed in the Old Monroe County Courthouse...Read More

The self-guided, one-hour tour starts at Old Courthouse Museum. Walk the town where Harper Lee...Read More

This was one site where the country’s Freedom School was held. The school taught Black...Read More

Old Cahawba Archaeological Park is a historical site located in Dallas County, Alabama. It was...Read More

Housed within the distinctive architectural fabric of the former L&N Railroad Depot and listed on...Read More

Old St. Stephens Historical Park includes the remains of the original town, a 70-quarry, RV...Read More

The Pine Hill Depot in Alabama was initially built in 1905 after the original depot...Read More

The Poarch Creek Indians Museum and Gift Shop offers a firsthand experience of the history...Read More

Rikard's Mill Historical Park is home to a functioning water-powered grist mill and museum dedicated...Read More

The Rosa J. Young Museum in Selma, AL is dedicated to the life and work...Read More

Silas Community House/ Veterans Park is a facility available for rent for a variety of...Read More

Snow Hill Institute, founded in 1893 by Dr. William J. Edwards, was a historic African-American...Read More

The Marion Military Institute-Alabama Military Hall of Honor is a museum and memorial dedicated to...Read More

The Grant Store, built in 1924 in Ward, Alabama, was a general store containing food...Read More

The Thomas E. McMillan Museum features displays of historical, archaeological and cultural south Alabama artifacts,...Read More

This museum is located in Chatom in the basement of the Washington County Courthouse. It...Read More

The Wilcox Female Institute, constructed in 1849 and incorporated in 1850 remains a symbol of...Read More

The William B. Travis House, a small 2-room cottage built circa 1820 at Claiborne, Alabama,...Read More