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Clarke County Historical Museum

116 Cobb Street
Grove Hill, AL
About us:The Clarke County Historical Museum opened in 1986 as a project of the Clarke County Historical Society, the museum, formerly the Alston-C...
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Gaineswood Antebellum House Museum

805 South Cedar Avenue
Demopolis, AL
About Us:- One of America’s finest Greek Revival houses, Gaineswood is a masterpiece.  Exceptional interior spaces have domed ceilings,...
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Laird Cottage - Geneva Mercer Museum

311 North Walnut Avenue
Demopolis, AL
The Laird Cottage is a restored 1870 residence with Greek Revival and Italianate style. It serves as the headquarters of the Marengo County Histori...
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Old Cahawba

9518 Cahaba Road
Orrville, AL
Cahawba was once Alabama's state capital (1820-1826) and a thriving antebellum river town. It became a ghost town shortly after the Civil War. Toda...
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Old Cahawba Haunted History Tours

9518 Cahaba Road
Orrville, AL
About: This page is maintained by The Cahawba Advisory Committee, a State Agency tasked with advising the Alabama Historical Commission on the dev...
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Sturdivant Hall

713 Mabry Street
Selma, AL
Sturdivant Hall is considered one of the finest Greek Revival neoclassical antebellum mansions in the Southeast; designed by General Robert E. Lee&...
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Vaughan-Smitherman Museum

109 Union Street
Selma, AL
The Vaughan-Smitherman Museum is a historic museum in Selma, Alabama. It features a wide array of displays chronicling the city’s local histo...
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