By Lauren Rey
Introduction
There are many famous landmarks in Alabama to be explored. From historical sites to outdoor...
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Cathedral Caverns State Park is one of the largest and most famous natural landmarks in...
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Lush green forests, waterfalls, and an abundance of outdoor adventure awaits at Little River Canyon...
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Russell Cave National Monument is one of the oldest and largest caves in Alabama. The...
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Of all the caves in Alabama, Stephens Gap is one of the most extraordinary. Although...
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Built in 1851, the Alabama State Capitol has been the site of many pivotal events...
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The historic 16th Street Baptist Church has been an icon of resilience in the face...
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Another historic church on the Civil Rights Trail is Bethel Baptist Church. The church was...
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Built in 1881, the Sixth Avenue Baptist Church is another landmark church central to the...
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Founded in 1877, Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church is another historic church that was...
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The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute is a museum and cultural center dedicated to "Preserving and...
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One of the most harrowing historical landmarks of Alabama, the Edmund Pettus Bridge was a...
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Government Street Presbyterian Church was built in 1839 and is one of the oldest and...
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Built in 1898, the Montgomery Union Station served as an important transportation hub connecting major...
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Cheaha State Park is an outdoor recreational paradise! Home to the highest point in Alabama...
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Situated on the Gulf Shores, Gulf State Park is home to the most pristine beaches...
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Mobile Bay is a large inlet just outside of Mobile, Alabama on the Gulf of...
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Just off Mobile Bay, sits the USS Alabama Battleship park. The park is home to...
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The History Museum of Mobile is in a historic complex known as "Old City Hall...
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The Museum of Alabama is located across from the Capitol in the Department of Archives...
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The Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site was created to document and commemorate the plight of...
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The Tuskegee Institute is part of Tuskegee University, Alabama's Historic Black Ivy League School. The...
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Oak Mountain State Park is a large outdoor recreational area and wildlife refuge at the...
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The Black Warrior River flows through 178 miles in Western Alabama from Tuscaloosa to Marengo...
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Built in 1813, Fort Mitchell is one of Alabama's National Historic Landmarks. The Fort served...
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The Helen Keller Birthplace is the original home of the famous Helen Keller. Keller was...
Conclusion
With so much to see and learn at all the famous sites in Alabama, history...
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