Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Bama Theatre
Built 1937 as reproduction of Davanzati Palace courtyard in Florence, Italy. Orchestra/balcony sections decorated as Spanish courtyard. Opened 1938 as movie theater. Renovated 1976 for live theatrical...
Bama Theatre
26 large prehistoric platform mounds in 320
Tuscaloosa, AL ArchaeologyCelebrate more than 100 years of Crimson Tide football, revealed through photographs, uniforms and sports memorabilia. State-of-the-art videos display highlights of Bama coaches, players and unforgettable plays. "Where the season never ends!"
Tuscaloosa, AL MuseumsGreat for families, providing fun, educational experiences through hands-on exhibits, in-depth programs and special events. Planetarium, Choctaw Indian Village, TV studio, bank, general store, print shop. Also Children'
Tuscaloosa, AL MuseumsGreat for families, providing fun, educational experiences through hands-on exhibits, in-depth programs and special events. P...
Considered one of finest examples of mid-19th-century professional offices in Alabama. Greek Revival doctor's office and apot...
Fine collection of genealogical research records, Civil War records, etc. Anniston Room is collection of local memorabilia. A...
Built by black stone masons in early textile days. Teens of 1941 gave bridge its name because girls lined up on it, waiting f...