Search results for Tombigbee River Valley
Aliceville Museum, Inc.
MuseumGerman POW museum/archives documenting Camp Aliceville (1943-45). Coca-Cola assembly line equipment (1948-78). American veteran military collection.
Shark Tooth Creek Outdoor Adventures
Outdoor Recreation SiteExperience adventure through Sipsey Wilderness. Strong current, small rapids, breathtaking scenery. Find shark teeth and fossils millions of years old. Canoeing, camping, fishing and swimming.
Bladon Springs State Park
State ParkCentered around four mineral springs. 357-acre park provides play areas, shelters, tables and grills for daytime family outings. Rent pavilions for $25/day.
Pickens County Courthouse/Face in the Window
Historic SiteHistoric courthouse has etched face in window, believed to be likeness of man accused of burning 2nd courthouse building in 1876. Present building constructed 1877.
Deerfield Golf Course
Golf CourseFull 18-hole course, practice green and driving range, gas carts, clubhouse available to rent for events or have your tournament with us.
Washington County Museum
MuseumLocated in courthouse basement. Many replicas of Washington County's rich past. Washington is Alabama's first county, and boasts the first territorial capital at St. Stephens.
Choctaw National Wildlife Refuge
Outdoor Recreation SiteBorders Tombigbee River and its creeks, sloughs, lakes and bottom lands. Waterfowl habitat areas, beavers, raccoons, deer, alligators, eagles.
Bluff Hall
Historic SiteBuilt 1832 by slaves. Corinthian columns grace drawing room. Restored one-room log house on grounds. Museum gift shop, Canebrake Craft Corner next door. Historic house museum.
Demopolis Yacht Basin
Outdoor Recreation SiteFull-service marina. In-water and dry storage for boats. Restaurant and motel on-site.
Foscue Creek Park
Outdoor Recreation SitePublic boat landing ramp; tent and trailer camping area; 54 sites; comfort station; sewer hookups; 50 Amp service; drinking water; picnic areas and bank fishing.
Gaineswood National Historic Landmark
Historic SiteThe site is owned and operated by the Alabama Historical Commission and is the most unique antebellum mansion in the state. Visit and see domed ceilings, ornate plasterwork, columned and galleried rooms and original furnishings. You might here a few ghost stories too at this National Park Service National Historic Landmark.
Laird Cottage/Geneva Mercer Museum
MuseumRestored c. 1870 residence/cottage with Greek Revival/Italianate style. Museum houses history and works of Geneva Mercer, artist, sculptor and Marengo Co. native.
Alabama Civil Rights Freedom Farm Museum
MuseumShotgun houses depicting African-American life from the 1930s-1960s. Named for Civil Rights pioneers, including Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr. and Ralph Abernathy.
Courthouse Antiques
Historic Site19th C. American Antique furntiture, glass, porcelain, accessories, collectibles, primitives, etc.
Courthouse Antiques
AntiqueVisit and see 19th C. American antique furntiture, glass, porcelain, accessories, collectibles, primitives, etc.
Eutaw Antiques
AntiqueFormer grocery store on Courthouse Square, now an antique business specializing in Empire and Victorian period pieces plus accessories, glassware and silver. Dealers welcome.
Everhope Plantation
Historic SiteRestored 1852 plantation house, furnished with period antiques, represents a classic example of Greek revival architecture during the antebellum era.
Gainesville Lakes
Outdoor Recreation SiteThis Sumter recreation area features a public boat launch, waterborne toilets, picnic area and shelter, drinking water and primitive camping.
Town of Gainesville
Historic SiteFounded 1832. Civil War and pioneer history. Historical homes, churches. Fishing, hunting, golf, camping. Free tours available.
Chickasaw State Park
Outdoor Recreation SiteIdeal family reunion area. Large picnic pavilions, barbecue pits, campground, hiking trails, play areas.
Oak Grove School (Rosenwald)
Historic SiteTwo-room 1925 school. Funded by Julius Rosenwald (Sears & Roebuck president) and community. Featured on "How Firm a Foundation" (Alabama Public Television).
Choctaw County Historical Museum
MuseumFossils, Civil War rifles, spinning wheels, Native American artifacts, military uniforms, farming implements. 1847 log courthouse, old store, school info.
Magnolia Grove Historic House Museum
Museum15-acre site featuring Greek Revival antebellum home, boyhood home of Rear Admiral Richmond Pearson Hobson (1870-1937), hero of Spanish-American War and US Congressman. Original furnishings and outbuildings.
Safe House Black History Museum
MuseumMLK photos, news clippings. 1860 slave auction document, Civil Rights activist photos, resource and research information, print and non-print materials, computers for public use.
Clarke County Historical Museum
MuseumAntebellum home housing artifacts from prehistoric, Native American, pioneer, antebellum, Victorian and modern periods. 1850s exterior kitchen. Five historic buildings and 1830s log cabin.
Gift Gallery, The
CollectibleGeneral gifts and home accessories store. Books, jewelry, fragrances, baby items, linens, tabletop, wall art, lamps, in-store print source, wedding accessories, men's gifts, etc.
Grove Hill Cultural Arts Center
MuseumLocated in historic downtown. Gallery features exquisite works of art created by the region's finest. New exhibits quarterly.
Grove Hill Public Library
Historic SiteIn historic downtown Grove Hill. Featuring children's reading room, adult section, offers genealogy research room equipped with ancestry.com and houses family history records.
Medicine Chest, The
CollectibleNeighborhood drugstore located on the Courthouse Square. Nostalgic soda fountain and gift department bring visitors from all over the state.
Kimbell House
Historic SiteBuilt in 1848 by Isham Kimbell. One of last surviving pioneer-type dwellings (Plantation Plain) remaining in Jackson. Constructed of heart pine and cypress.
Loranz-McCrary House
Historic SiteHome to Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce. Located in heart of old Pine Level Historic District. 1900 structure is one of Jackson's finest examples of Queen Anne-style architecture.
Old Lock One Park
Outdoor Recreation SitePark, created after 1902 lock was replaced, offers an oxbow lake and island perfect for fishing, boating, and camping. Primitive camping and picnicking. Shelter can be reserved by phone.
Alamuchee-Bellamy Covered Bridge
Historic SiteBuilt over the Sucarnoochee River in 1861 of hand-hewn heartpine timbers joined with wooden pegs, and later moved to Alamuchee Creek. In 1969 moved to the University of West Alabama campus.
Howard R. Vaughan Tennis Complex
Sports ArenaConstructed in 2005, complex is a prominent addition to University of West Alabama campus. Six lighted courts on "The Loop," near Student Union Building.
Jug Branch Lodge
Outdoor Recreation SiteFour-BR, 3 BA lodge with four fishing lakes that have been extensively managed for trophy fishing. Corporate and individual fishing packages available.
Mid-South Antiques
AntiqueUnique selection of furniture and collectibles.
Moundville Archaeological Park
Historic Site26 large prehistoric platform mounds. Reconstructed Indian village, Jones museum featuring artifacts and exhibits, nature trails, campground, temple mound. Picnic sites on Black Warrior River banks.
Tenn-Tom Waterway
Outdoor Recreation SiteTom Bevill Visitors Center, Pickensville Campground, and Pirate's Cove Marina all located on Aliceville Lake at Pickensville.
Tom Bevill Visitor Center
Historic SiteGreek Revival antebellum reproduction adjacent to the U.S. Snagboat Montgomery. Exhibits describe Tombigbee River Valley life.
U.S. Snagboat Montgomery
Historic SiteOne of last steam-powered sternwheelers to ply Southern rivers. Served U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 1926-82. Restored to former operating appearance. Interpretive exhibits.
West Alabama Birding Trail
Outdoor Recreation SiteTrail, one of eight trails covering the state, provides easy access for birders to Alabama's natural wealth in west Alabama from near the Tom Bevill Visitor's Center and beyond.
Service Park at Coffeeville Lake
Outdoor Recreation SiteLake is third largest in Black Warrior -Tombigbee system. Park offers boat launch; primitive and RV camp sites.
St. Stephens Historical Park
Historic Site200-acre park. Walking trail through Old Capital Town, quarry lake with white-sand beaches, RV camping, Boat ramp to Tombigbee River, horseback riding.
Alabama Rural Heritage Center & Gift Shop
MuseumChanging exhibits. Handmade quilts, hooked rugs and other Alabama-made arts and crafts. Pepper Jelly Festival last Saturday of April.
Alabama Southern Community College Regional Art Museum
MuseumPermanent collection of works by area artists.
Antiques N Accents
AntiqueAntiques, collectibles, lamp restoration, and custom framing. Buy, sell, trade. Shipping services.
Kathryn Tucker Windham Museum
MuseumMuseum dedicated to Alabama's foremost storyteller, author and National Public Radio commentator. Walking tour instructions at tourism headquarters.
The Cottage
AntiqueAntiques, home and garden decor, consignments, Big Green Egg, free decorating service.
Fort Sinquefield
Historic SiteSite of 1813 attack on early county settlers by Creek Warriors during the Creek War.
Grove Hill Mural
Historic Site"Heart of Clarke" mural exemplifies the rich timber and wildlife heritage of Clarke County. Located on Courthouse Square next to charming mini-park.