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Admiral Raphael Semmes House [Mobile]
Raphael Semmes became Captain of the CSS, capturing 65 union vessels worth more than $6 million, until it was sunk on June 2, 1864.
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Alabama Constitution Village [Huntsville]
Costumed guides lead tours of working village (1805–1819). Cabinetmaker’s shop, print shop, confectionery shop, library and post office. Commemorates 1819 Constitutional Convention site.
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Alabama Department of Archives & History [Montgomery]
Oldest state-funded archives in U.S. Private historical records and family genealogy. Alabama history museum exhibits include: Alabama Indian, 19th-century, military and Civil Rights, Grandma's Attic for children.
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Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind [Talladega]
Country’s most comprehensive education/rehabilitation program for deaf and blind. Restored Manning Hall (1850), Jemison House (1898) and Grace Hall (1878).
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Alabama Southern Community College Writers Fountain [Monroeville]
Names of area writers featured on fountain.
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Alabama State Capitol [Montgomery]
Experience 150 years of history, art, architecture. Restored chambers: Civil War-era appearance, majestic rotunda. Gift shop.
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Alabama Veterans Memorial Park [Birmingham]
Salute to all Alabama veterans killed in all wars from 20th century to present. All U.S. veterans honored in Flag Plaza with purchase of Step Stone marker.
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Alabama Wildlife Federation (AWF)/Alabama Nature Center (ANC) [Millbrook]
Center contains 350 acres of striking forests, fields, streams, wetlands, and ponds traversed by five miles of boardwalks and trails.
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Alamuchee-Bellamy Covered Bridge [Livingston]
Built over the Surcarnoochee River in 1861 of hand-hewn heartpine timbers joined with wooden pegs, and later moved to Alamuchee Creek.
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Aldrich Coal Mine Museum, Inc. 1928 Store [Montevallo]
1928 Company Store depicts early history of coal mining in Shelby County. Contains numerous collections of pictures, artifacts and simulated coal mine.
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