Covered bridge in Livingston, Alabama.

Livingston

Livingston, located in Sumter County, is a city with a rich history and a vibrant present. Established in 1835, it was named after Edward Livingston, a prominent statesman. Livingston was once Choctaw Indian land until the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek in 1830, after which settlers from various states formed the initial community. Today, Livingston offers scenic waterfront views at Mimosa Ridge, ample hiking with the Sumter County Nature Trails, and a touch of wonder at Bored Well; an artesian spring with supposed medicinal properties.

Covered bridge in Livingston, Alabama.

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History
Covered Bridges of Sweet Home Alabama

Alabama is home to an impressive collection of covered bridges, many of which are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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Places Around Livingston You May Like

Where to Stay

Mimosa Ridge Cabin Rentals

Mimosa Ridge Cabin Rentals in Livingston, Alabama provides cabin rentals for family vacations and group retreats. We are located on the beautiful chalk bluffs of the Tombigbee River and are close to good fishing and hunting locations.

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Mimosa Ridge

Mimosa Ridge Cabin Rentals in Livingston, Alabama provides cabin rentals for family vacations and group retreats. We are located on the beautiful chalk bluffs of the Tombigbee River and are close to good fishing and hunting locations. Also located on...

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Lakewood

A beautiful historic home in Livingston, Alabama. Within walking distance to the University of West Alabama.

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What to See & Do

Black Belt Museum

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University of West Alabama

The University of West Alabama was chartered in 1835 as a church-related female academy and admitted its first students in 1839.

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Lake LU and Nature Trails

Lake LU and the Nature Trails are located on the UWA campus. The trails are used for hiking, running, bird watching, and more!

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Sumter County Nature Trails

The Sumter County Nature Trails are made up of lake, prairie, and forest trails. Miles of trails are perfect for hiking, running, bird watching, picnicking, and wildflower study.

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Sumter County Courthouse Square

The courthouse was erected on July 9, 1902. Present day Livingston is still centered around the Courthouse Square.

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Where to Eat

Mennonite's Touch of Home Bakery

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