Admission: Free
Hours: Open Tu-F 10-4.
Address: 500 28th Ave.
Phone: 205-758-2238
Fax: 205-758-8163
Come visit us in Tuscaloosa, Alabama
26 large prehistoric platform mounds in 320
Tuscaloosa, AL Archaeology1835 Greek Revival mansion built as townhouse by Alfred Battle, wealthy planter/businessman. Later owned by Bernard Friedman, Hungarian immigrant. Restored, beautifully furnished as city cultural center/
Tuscaloosa, AL Historic HomesBuilt 1937 as reproduction of Davanzati Palace courtyard in Florence, Italy. Orchestra/balcony sections decorated as Spanish courtyard. Opened 1938 as movie theater. Renovated 1976
Tuscaloosa, AL Historic TheatresVisit historic Smith Hall. View Grand Exhibition Hall built at turn of century: displays of fossils, rocks, minerals from Age...
Tour one of the last old homes built in the latter 1800s in Childersburg. The museum is home to the Childersburg Veterans Ass...
Selected as Alabama's Attraction of the Year, The American Village in Montevallo celebrates our national pride and citizenshi...
Largest municipal museum in Southeast. Permanent collection of 22,000+ objects dating from ancient to modern times, various c...