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From the mountains in the north to the nearly endless lakes and rivers found throughout, you’ll discover natural resources like nowhere else.
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Isabel Anderson Comer Museum & Arts Center
Fine permanent art collection, Indian artifacts, other archaeological finds. Sylacauga History Room, Pioneer Room, Civil War exhibit, WWII memorabilia. Jim Nabors, Bill Nichols, Gen. J.W. Crysel memorabilia. Art exhibits change monthly.
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Clay County Courthouse
Built in 1906, the Clay County Courthouse is the highest elevated courthouse in the state of Alabama. Located on the square in Ashland, Alabama, it now houses the Hugo Black Museum. It was built in 1906 for $37,986.00 by Architect Charles Carlton of A …
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Centennial Memorial Park
In 1999 the Alabama State Legislature designated Centennial Memorial Park as the Veteran’s Memorial for the State of Alabama. The names every Alabamian who was killed during World War I and II Korean War, Vietnam War, and the Persian Gulf. are engraved …