Search results for Fayette
Chambers County Courthouse
Historic SiteBuilt for $30,000 in 1899 for vault space to adequately protect records, which are still intact since formation of the county. Self-guided tour available. Pictured on cover of Alabama Architecture.
Chambers County Lake
Outdoor Recreation Site180-acre fishing lake located 4.5 miles southeast of LaFayette. Stocked with bream, bass, crappie, catfish, carp. Camping available (self-contained campers and tent camping). Picnic pavilion, call for fee.
Chambers County Museum
MuseumMuseum housed in historical (1833) Lafayette train depot, which was the hub of activity in the county seat. Museum houses items of county history.
Fayette Art Museum
Museum3,900-piece collection. Gallery devoted to following folk artists: Jimmy Lee Sudduth, Sybil Gibson, Benjamin Perkins, Wanda Teel. Mainstream art includes pieces from Blount Collection.
Golden Eagle Syrup
Historic SiteOn Oct. 28, 1928, first can of Golden Eagle Syrup was produced in Fayette by Mr. and Mrs. Victor Patterson. Since then, Golden Eagle has become a favorite of generations.
Historical Depot Museum
MuseumHistoric memorabilia, Civil War uniforms, extensive collection of train tracks with model trains, etc.
Joe Louis Statue
Historic SiteSee statue of boxing great Joe Louis who was born in Lafayette, and visit Chambers County Museum nearby to see related exhibit and other memorabilia.