Located in the Zion Hill neighborhood, church was focal point for a multi-year grass-roots project that united and empowered African-Americans to fight for the right to vote.

A national park dedicated to educating the public of the importance and accomplishments of the Tuskegee Institute. There is a special emphasis on the home of Booker T. Washington (The Oaks) and the George Washington Carver Museum.

The Legacy Museum presents the history of science and health care at Tuskegee and University's visual art collections-through the lens of bioethics.

City-owned recreational site with picnic areas, playgrounds, and 92 acres of water providing fishing, sailing, and water skiing.

Follow in the footsteps of leadership and learn about the legacy of Booker T. Washington, George Washington Carver, the Tuskegee Airmen and others.

Former rehearsal and recording studio for the group The Commodores featuring Lionel Richie as the lead singer. Songs such as Three Times a Lady, Still, Sail On, and Brickhouse were nurtured and brought to life at the studio.

The Tuskegee National Forest is located approximately 8 miles southwest of Auburn in Macon County. It’s the smallest national forest in the U.S. with 11,000 acres and one of four national forests in Alabama managed by the U.S. Forest. Service.

1903 two-room school, built by students under direction of Dr. Booker T. Washington, houses exposition of local African-Americans education and achievements from the slave ships to the space ships.

Historic courthouse with actual gargoyles. Added to the National Register of historic places in 1978.

Dorothy's Restaurant at the Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center features traditional Southern cuisine, warm hospitality and a relaxed atmosphere.