Search results for Monroeville And Gee S Bend
Freedom Quilting Bee
Historic SiteA quilting cooperative established in 1966 by a group of African-American women in the community of Rehoboth as an outgrowth of the Civil Rights Movement.
Finklea's
CollectibleRestored country store. Rolling stock ladders, eclectic merchandise and hunting and fishing supplies.
Miss Minnie & Me Antiques and Gifts
AntiqueAntique and gift shop in restored house on historic street. Fabulous selections, unbeatable prices, and a lovely experience.
Monroe County State Public Fishing Lake
Outdoor Recreation Site94-acre lake located three mi. west of AL Hwy. 265. Piney Woods Bird Watchers Tour. Six camp sites for self-contained campers; no water or electric. No tents allowed.
Rikard's Mill
Historic SiteRestored, working water-powered gristmill. Picnic area, barbecue facilities. Miller tools, area history. Gift shop, hiking, blacksmith shop, barn exhibit, cane syrup mill, cabin, carriage house.
Black Belt Treasures
CollectibleA retail gallery featuring art work, sculptures, pottery, woodwork, baskets, jewelry, books and many one-of-a-kind handmade Black Belt products.
Bridgeport Beach
Outdoor Recreation SiteLocated 4.1 mi. NE of Camden Bypass, off CR 37 on left. Day-use area: swimming, fishing, bicycling. Group pavilions, picnicking, playground areas.
Dale Masonic Lodge No. 25
Historic Site1847 building in continuous use as lodge.
Gee's Bend Ferry
Historic SiteDaily excursions along Alabama River between Camden and Gee's Bend, home of the famous Gee's Bend Quilters.
Roland Cooper State Park
State ParkLocated on 22,000-acre Dannelly Reservoir. 9-hole golf course, cottages, campground, picnic area, pavilions, hiking, boating, fishing, play areas.
Murphy Park
Outdoor Recreation SiteFamily fun park with baseball and softball games, skating, a walking path and a playground.
Alabama River Museum
MuseumTravel back 60 million years. See fossils from the Claiborne Bluff. Native American artifacts, steamboat replicas and artifacts. Campground/RV park.
AVA - American Volkssport Association - "The Monroeville Walk"
Historic SiteVolkswalk (German for "walk of the people") is 6-mi. walk through town's historic neighborhoods and lake area. Walk box located in the front lobby of Monroeville Police Station.
Alabama Southern Community College Writers Fountain
Historic SiteNames of area writers featured on fountain.
Downtown Historic District
Historic SiteWalk the town where Harper Lee and Truman Capote grew up in the 1930s. One-our self-guided walking tour begins at Old Courthouse Museum.
Katherine Lee Rose Garden & War Memorial Gazebo
Botanical GardenOver 90 different roses maintained by Garden Club. Gazebo used for weddings & other functions.
Lyle Salter Park
Historic SitePark in downtown fountain area featuring a historical marker about Monroeville and murals by Semmes artist featuring scenes from "To Kill a Mockingbird."
Perdue Hill Masonic Hall
Historic Site1820s historic building, moved from Claiborne in late 1800s. Gen. Lafayette addressed citizens here.
Top of the Hill
Home And GardenLocated in a restored post office featuring home furnishings, accessories, fabric, antiques, and flooring.
W. E. Broughton Store
Specialty FoodCountry store. Everything from food and hunting supplies to oil and gas products.
William Travis House
Historic SiteHome of Travis, who later became hero at Alamo.
Arlington Literary and Industrial Institute, The
Historic SiteEstablished in 1903 by the United Presbyterian Church of North America, school was site of broom factory, brickworks and sawmill. Students raised much of their own food.