Sites:
| Burritt on the Mountain: 14-room mountaintop mansion was in the shape of an X for Dr. William Henry Burritt. The historic park contains restored farm buildings which interpret rural life during 1850's and 1900's and features nature trails. Huntsville. | | Fort Gaines Historic Site: An island once owned by the French, Spanish, British, and back to the Spanish only to lose area to the Americans in 1813 with visitor information on tours and programs located at Dauphin Island. | | Landmark Park: An 1890s living history farm that includes a home and buildings, a schoolhouse, general store, church, nature trails, and wildlife exhibits with general information, events, planetarium, and programs located at Dothan. | | Old Alabama Town: A collection of authentically restored 19th and 20th century structures with information on tours and features, calendar, FAQ, newsletter, and gift shops located at Montgomery. | | Old Cahawba: Site of the first capital with ruins and a cemetery, and contains images, history, projects, photo album, and announcements located at Selma. | | Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park: A collection of over 45 19th and 20th century buildings, and includes history, calendar of events, photos, admissions and fees, and directions located at McCalla. |
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