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Alabama’s tourism marketing campaigns showcase many of the historic events and destinations that helped shape our state, as well the world. Things like our Native American heritage, unique music, and our position as the Capital of the Confederacy during the Civil War are well represented through historical markers, monuments and buildings.

But for all of the things we highlight as points of interest in Alabama, there are still many that are going unnoticed. We need your help in identifying these locations so that we can add them to the list of attractions we proudly share with visitors to our state.

Thank you for taking the time to help.

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Colonial Isle Dauphine, 18th Annual
[Dauphin Island] [Oct 8, 2011]
Oct 8, Dauphin Island Colonial Isle Dauphine, 18th Annual 251 861-6992. www.dauphinisland.org. Free. Historic Fort Gaines-- living history day exploring life on the Coast before the fort was built. Re-enactors in pre-1840 dress bring the fort to life. Soldiers will do drilling and fire the cannon. Visit with settlers and their families. Women cook over an open hearth, traders sit by their blankets. The fort’s resident blacksmith will demonstrate his craft in the Original Blacksmith Shop. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
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