Explore Museums

Abroms-Engel Institute for the Visual Arts, UAB

Located in the heart of Birmingham, AL at the world-renowned University of Alabama at Birmingham, the Abroms-Engel Institute for the Visual Arts exhibits 6-10 exhibitions per year, featuring artwork of local, national, and international significance. AEIVA’s mission is to provide a cultural gateway that enriches and supports accessible learning, research, and thinking for the UAB community, Birmingham, and beyond, through transformative and challenging exhibitions, engaging programming, and purposeful collecting.

Address

1221 10th Ave S, Birmingham AL 35205
Birmingham, AL

Alabama Center for the Arts

The Alabama Center for the Arts, a partnership between Calhoun Community College and Athens State University, is the region’s premier art center and degree program and features both a public art gallery and the Alabama Arts Hall of Fame.

Address

133 2nd Avenue, NE, Decatur, AL 35601
Decatur, AL

Alabama Contemporary Art Center

We function as a public forum, convener, and cultural broker by forming strategic alliances with like-minded cultural, social, educational, and civic institutions. Our exhibitions and programs investigate themes and topics of particular relevance to the Gulf Coast while creating a national model for constructive community-building through the arts.

Address

301 Conti Street
Mobile, AL

Alabama Historical Radio Society Museum

Collection of antique radios and items related to WSY, the first radio station in Alabama

Address

First Floor Atrium Alabama Power Building, 600 18th. St., No., Birmingham, Alabama 35203
Birmingham, AL

Alabama Museum of Natural History

For more than 150 years, the Alabama Museum of Natural History has celebrated Alabama’s natural history through exhibitions, collections and quality programs of teaching, research, and service. Explore Alabama through remarkable exhibitions and specimen collections detailing the state’s natural history and ancient past. Venture out and experience Alabama’s natural history and its beautiful rivers and trails firsthand through our camps, expedition, and special programs. Discover what makes Alabama special with Museum events and programming.

Address

427 Sixth Avenue, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487
Tuscaloosa, AL, AL

Alabama Museum of the Health Sciences

The Alabama Museum of the Health Sciences at the University of Alabama at Birmingham documents the progress and challenges of healthcare with equipment, specimens, instruments and models from around the world.

Address

1700 University Boulevard, Birmingham AL 35294-0013
Birmingham, AL

Alabama Music Hall of Fame

Honoring all styles of music and dedicated to the preservation and celebration of Alabama’s musicians and the state’s great musical heritage.

Address

617 Highway 72 West Tuscumbia, AL 35674
Tuscumbia, AL

Alabama Sports Hall of Fame

The State of Alabama Sports Hall of Fame is one the finest sports museums in the country, honoring sports legends from across the state.

Address

2150 Richard Arrington Jr Blvd, Birmingham, AL 35203
Birmingham, AL

Aldridge Gardens

Aldridge Gardens invites you to tour Hoover’s wonderful, accessible, public garden known for collections of hydrangeas, camellias, Japanese maples, azaleas and sculptures all located around a beautiful 5 acre lake.

Address

3530 Lorna Road Hoover, Alabama 35216
Hoover, Alabama, AL

Aliceville Museum

The Aliceville Museum has four separate exhibits, one of which houses the largest collection of WWII German POW Camp artifacts in the US, with almost all of the items originating from Camp Aliceville, where over 6,000 prisoners were held from 1943 to 1945.

Address

Aliceville Museum, 104 Broad Street, NE, Aliceville, AL 35442
Aliceville, Alabama, AL

Anniston Museum of Natural History

The Anniston Museum of Natural History tells the story of the world through the plants and animals that call Earth home.

Address

800 Museum Drive Anniston, AL 36206
Anniston, AL

Arlington Historic House

Arlington Historic House is located on six acres in the heart of Old Elyton, the first permanent County Seat of Jefferson County, Alabama, historic Arlington House is a center for historical, cultural, and civic activities.

Address

331 Cotton Avenue SW
Birmingham, AL

Bankhead House & Heritage Center

Once the beautiful private residence Speaker of the House William B. Bankhead, this Colonial Revival home has been transformed into a Heritage Center that celebrates the past, present and future of Walker County and the surrounding area.

Address

611 8th Avenue
Jasper, AL

Belle Mont Mansion

Visit one of Alabama’s most significant Federal homes, it’s Palladian style influenced by Thomas Jefferson.

Address

1569 Cook Lane, Tuscumbia, AL 35674
Tuacumbia, AL

Bellingrath Gardens and Home

Step out of time at Bellingrath Gardens and Home, where guests visit a 65-acre Garden and tour the historic Bellingrath Home, built in 1935 and filled with the original antiques and collections of founders Walter and Bessie Bellingrath.

Address

12401 Bellingrath Gardens Road
Theodore, Alabama, AL

Berman Museum

Marvel at the beauty of the arts and armaments world cultures produced throughout human history at the Berman Museum.

Address

840 Museum Drive Anniston, AL 36206
Anniston, AL

Birmingham Botanical Gardens

Discover botanical and artistic treasures showcased in 28 distinctive garden spaces inspired by culture, nature, and collections. Set on 67.5 acres, this urban oasis is free and open to the public daily. Visit soon and grow your passion for plants, gardens, and the environment.

Address

2612 Lane Park Road
Birmingham, AL

Birmingham Museum of Art

With a collection of more than 27,000 objects from cultures around the world and spanning thousands of years, the Birmingham Museum of Art is one of the finest art museums in the Southeast.

Address

2000 Rev Abraham Woods Jr Blvd
Birmingham, AL

Black Belt Museum

We seek to engage the public on the amazing culture and natural resources of the Black Belt region.

Address

201 Washington St S, Livingston, AL 35470
Livingston, AL

Blountsville Historical Park

Museum and furnished period Cabins from Alabama and surrounding area .

Address

71406 Main St. Blountsville, Al. 35031
Blountsville, Al., AL

Bragg-Mitchell Mansion

Mobile’s grandest antebellum mansion since 1855

Address

1906 Springhill Avenue
Mobile, , AL

Carnegie Visual Arts Center

Visit the Carnegie Visual Arts Center in the heart of historic downtown Decatur to view exhibiting artsists, take an art class and learn more about the history of this beautiful building.

Address

207 Church Street, NE/ Decatur, AL 35601
Decatur, AL

Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts & Humanities at Pebble Hill

The historic Scott-Yarbrough House is home to the Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts & Humanities at Auburn University.

Address

101 S. Debardeleben Street, Auburn, AL 36830
Auburn, AL

Cherokee County Historical Museum

Cherokee County Historical Museum, housed in a 100 year old general store building crammed with historical artifacts, tools, and photos of yesteryear, transports you from the moment you step inside on a journey through time that is well worth a visit. rammed with historical artifacts, tools, and photos of yesteryear, transports you from the moment you step inside on a journey through time that is well worth a visit. ammed with historical artifacts, tools,and photos from yesteryear

Address

101 East Main Street Centre, Alabama 35960
Centre, AL

Children's Hands-On Museum of Tuscaloosa

Explore, Create, and Discover experiencing three floors filled with ehibits to challenge minds and spark imagination for newborns through 12 as you touch, feel and experience play based learning, and enjoy Saturday theme events, birthday parties, field trips, group tours, and celebrations at CHOM!

Address

2213 University Blvd. Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
Tuscaloosa , AL

Conde-Charlotte Museum

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, visit the Gateway to Mobile’s History seen via the five flags that have flown over our city.

Address

104 Theatre Street, Mobile, AL 36602
Mobile, AL

Confederate Memorial Park & Museum

Explore exhibits on the life of an Alabama Confederate soldier from recruit to aging veteran and see hundreds of artifacts from the Civil War and Alabama’s only Confederate Soldiers’ Home.

Address

437 County Rd. 63, Marbury, Alabama 36051
Marbury, AL

Cullman County Museum

Discover Cullman’s unique history and German heritage, with new and expanded displays.

Address

211 2nd Avenue N.E. Cullman, Alabama 35055
Cullman, AL

Daphne History Museum

The Daphne History Museum occupies a former pre-civil war era church building which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is filled with artifacts from Daphne’s rich history.

Address

405 Dryer Avenue, Daphne, AL 36526
Daphne, AL

EarlyWorks Children's Museum

EarlyWorks Children’s Museum is designed for children as a hands-on, interactive history museum.

Address

404 Madison Street
Madison, AL

Eastern Shore Art Center

Galleries change out monthly with a First Friday Art Walk, including the ongoing Nall Collection of Alabama Art!

Address

401 Oak Street
Fairhope, AL

Elmore County Museum

Discover the rich history of Elmore County, including a full-sized replica of the “Yellow Mama”, Alabama’s electric chair.

Address

112 S. Main Street, Wetumpka, AL 36092 (P O Box 1180), Wetumpka, AL 36092
Wetumpka, AL

Etowah Heritage Museum

Etowah Heritage Museum located in Elliott Community Center, with Indian Artifacts and Historical Photos, with period memorabilia & the Jerry B. Jones Research Library.

Address

2829 Meighan Blvd, Gadsden, Alabama 35904
Gadsden, Alabama, AL

Exploreum Science Center

With numerous interactive exhibits, thought-provoking larger-than-life Giant Screen films, and fun, hands-on educational programming, the Exploreum Science Center aspires to increase science literacy among the people of south Alabama and the Gulf Coast region, residents and visitors alike.

Address

65 Government St.
Mobile, AL

Foley Railroad Museum & Model Train Exhibit

See the history of Foley, a large model train exhibit and ride the event train all for free in downtown Foley Alabama

Address

104 N McKenzie
Foley, AL

Fort Gaines Historic Site

“Damn the torpedoes. Full speed ahead!

Address

51 Bienville Blvd.
Dauphin Island, AL

Fort Toulouse-Fort Jackson Park

Visit the site where French soldiers and English traders vied for dominance over the Native American fur trade.

Address

2521 W. Fort Toulouse Rd. Wetumpka, AL 36093
Wetumpka, AL

Grace Heritage

Take a walk through time as you explore the local black history of Gadsden through exhibits, photos, estate documents and artifacts.

Address

927 Wilson Ave
Gadsden , AL

Guntersville Museum and Cultural Center

69,000 acres of water. 10,000 years of history. Hundreds of objects and exhibits. One great way to explore Guntersville.

Address

1215 Rayburn Avenue/PO Box 626, Guntersville AL 35976
Guntersville, AL

Hank Williams Museum

The most complete Hank Williams collection including his Blue Cadillac, his cloths and boots, awards and furniture used in his home. All items are authentic. The Man, The Music, The Legend, The Place, The Hank Williams Museum.

Address

118 COMMERCE STREET Montgomery, AL 36104
MONTGOMERY, AL

Heritage Hall Museum

Enjoy varying art exhibits featuring Southern Artists and workshops, classes + events in a 1905 historical Carnegie Library space

Address

200 South Street East, Talladega AL 35160
Talladega, AL

History Museum of Mobile

The History Museum of Mobile is where Mobile’s story begins - over 117,000 objects weave together the rich, diverse, and often turbulent histories of Mobile and the surrounding area, from the prehistoric past to the present.

Address

111 S. Royal St.
Mobile, AL

Huntsville Museum of Art

The Huntsville Museum of Art displays an array of world-class, original fine art from both its permanent collection and traveling exhibits, created by artists from around the globe.

Address

300 Church St SW
Huntsville, AL

International Motorsports Hall of Fame

Explore the history of racing as you remember it with one of the most impressive motorsports collections in the region.

Address

3198 Speedway Blvd Lincoln, AL 35096
Lincoln, AL

James S. Clark Interpretive Center

Walk through the history of Eufaula and Barbour County utilizing fourteen information boards and museum artifacts

Address

333 East Broad Street Eufaula, Alabama 36027
Eufaula, AL

Jemison-Van de Graaff Mansion

Completed in 1862 by Senator Robert Jemison, this home was the technological advanced home in the state.

Address

1305 Greensboro Ave.
Tuscaloosa, AL

Jesse Owens Memorial Park

Seeing this Hidden Gem located at at Jesse’s Humble Birthplace will both Educate and Inspire

Address

7019 County Road 203 Danville, AL 35619
Danville, AL

Johnson Center for the Arts

The Johnson Center for the Arts is housed in one of Troy, Alabama’s historic treasures, a classical-revival style post office, circa 1910, located just off the square in downtown Troy.

Address

300 E Walnut Street - Troy, AL 36081
Troy, AL , AL

Jones Archaeological Museum

The Jones Archaeological Museum contains more than 200 stunning artifacts to describe one of the most significant Native American archaeological sites in the United States.

Address

634 Mound State Parkway Moundville, AL 35474-6413
Moundville, AL

Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art at Auburn University

Address

901 South College Street, Auburn, AL 36849
Auburn, AL

Karl C. Harrison Museum of George Washington

One of the largest collections of Washington family artifacts ourside Virginia.

Address

50 Lester Street, Columbiana, AL 35051
Columbiana, AL

Kathryn Tucker Windham Library and Museum

Glimpse Alabama’s greatest storyteller’s early childhood in Thomasville, her career as a journalist and her rise to national attention as a storyteller through colorful exhibits, including a sculpture of Ms. Windham by Alabama folk artist Charlie Lucas, Jeffrey’s famous rocking chair, Windham’s Kodak Brownie camera she received at age 12 and the early photos taken with it, and an exhibit covering her one-woman show on the life of Julia Tutwiler features the costume she wore in productions across the state.

Address

30755 Highway 43 South, Thomasville, AL 36784
Thomasville, AL

Kentuck Art Center & Festival

Located in the heart of Historic Downtown Northport, Alabama, Kentuck Art Center and Festival has cultivated a rich 49-year history as a nationally known crossroads of creativity and community. Having roots in folk art, Kentuck provides year-round programming with the mission to perpetuate the arts, engage the community, and empower the artist. Join us for one of our many events, including monthly Art Nights or the Kentuck Festival of the Arts in October!

Address

503 Main Ave
Northport, AL

Landmark Park and the Alabama Agricultural Museum

Experience life on a Wiregrass farmstead in the 1890s at Landmark Park.

Address

430 Landmark Dr. Dothan, AL 36303
Dothan, AL

Landmarks of DeKalb Hosiery Museum

This museum houses exhibits of the industry’s beginning through its zenith when Fort Payne was the “Sock Capitol of the World.”

Address

514 Gault Avenue N, Fort Payne, Alabama 35967
Fort Payne, AL

Magnolia Grove

Built by Isaac and Sarah Croom in 1840 and purchased by Sallie Pearson Hobson (a niece) in 1879., Magnolia Grove is the ancestral home of Richmond Pearson Hobson, a Spanish-American War hero and a US Congressman.

Address

1002 Hobson Street, Greensboro, AL 36744
Greensboro, AL

Marietta Johnson Museum

See the history of Ms. Marietta Johnson and her students.

Address

10 S School St Fairhope Al, 36532
Fairhope , AL

Mary G. Hardin Center for Cultural Arts

Home of Imagination Place Children’s Museum

Address

501 Broad Street, Gadsden, AL 35901
Gadsden, AL

Mildred Westervelt Warner Transportation Museum

Located at Tuscaloosa’s historic Queen City Park along the Black Warrior River, the Mildred Westervelt Warner Transportation Museum advances knowledge and appreciation of Tuscaloosa’s local and regional history and natural resources through exhibits, museum educational programs, and educational outreach efforts.

Address

1901 Jack Warner Parkway Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
Tuscaloosa, AL

Mobile Carnival Museum

Touring the Mobile Carnival Museum’s fourteen galleries allows you to experience the art, fun, and history of Mobile’s greatest living tradition of Mardi Gras.

Address

355 Government Street, Mobile, Alabama 36602.
Mobile, AL

Mobile Medical Museum

Our exhibits and educational programs showcase over 300 years of local and world medical history, from the colonial period through the present.

Address

1664 Springhill Avenue, Mobile AL 36604
Mobile, Alabama, AL

Monroe County Museum

Home to the world’s most famous courtroom with exhibits on writers Truman Capote and Harper Lee.

Address

31 N. Alabama Avenue
Monroeville, AL

Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts

Providing compelling experiences centered on human creativity that enhance individual well-being and add to the collective vibrance of the Region.

Address

One Museum Drive, Montgomery, Al, 36117
Montgomery, AL

Museum of Alabama at the Alabama Department of Archives and History

The ADAH is the home of Alabama history. Visit us soon to research your family’s roots, hear a lunchtime lecture on a fascinating historical topic, or stroll through the museum galleries. Admission is always free!

Address

624 Washington Avenue, Montgomery, AL 36130
Montgomery, AL

Museum of East Alabama

Museum of East Alabama located in the heart of Opelika’s historic downtown district. Museum recently renovated with new digital video’s at key exhibits. Opeln Tuesday - Friday 10am-4pm, Saturday 2pm-4pm, closed Sunday & Monday. Admission is free, donationas accepted

Address

121 S. 9th St Opelika, Al 36801
Opelika, AL

Negro Southern League Museum

Housing the largest collection of Negro League memorabilia available to the public, the NSLM tells the story of Black baseball in America through the lens of Birmingham, AL.

Address

120 16TH STREET SOUTH, BIRMINGHAM, AL 35233
Birmingham, AL

Oakville Indian Mounds Education Center

Over 20,000 artifacts in the Cherokee council house museum, large square platform mound, small conical shaped burial mound, 20 acre fishing lake, 5k walking trail and much more.

Address

Oakville Indian Mounds 1219 County Road 187
Danville, AL

Old Alabama Town

19th and early 20th Century setting exploring life in early Alabama

Address

310 N. Hull Street, Montgomery, AL 36104
Montgomery, AL

Paul W. Bryant Museum

Experience the Crimson Tide’s rise all over again.

Address

300 Paul W. Bryant Drive
Tuscaloosa, AL

Pioneer Museum of Alabama

Twenty-two historic structures and over 18,000 artifacts give a glimpse into Alabama’s rich and rustic heritage of the 18th and 19th centuries.

Address

248 U.S. Hwy 231 N. Troy, Alabama 36081
Troy, AL

Richards-DAR House Museum

The 1860’s Italianate townhouse with its famous “four seasons” ironwork on the front gallery welcome visitors to this 10,000 square foot historic home filled with period antiques as well as original details including hand carved Carrara marble mantels, Cornelius and Baker chandeliers, and a beautiful cantilevered staircase.

Address

256 N. Joachim Street, Mobile, AL 36603
Mobile, AL

Russell Cave National Monument

View artifacts that date back over 10,000 years, and learn about the longest, continuously used prehistoric sites in the Southeast.

Address

3729 County Road 98, Bridgeport, AL 35740
Bridgeport, AL

Scottsboro Depot Museum

The Scottsboro Freight Depot is one of three remaining pre-Civil War depots in Alabama and the site of a Civil War skirmish that today houses rail artifacts, historical documents, and period costumes.

Address

North Houston and East Maple Streets
Scottsboro, AL

Scottsboro Jackson Heritage Center

The Heritage Center has much to offer, such as research in the Walter B. Hammer Jr. Library, which contains Jackson County’s genealogical and historical information, tours of the Brown Proctor House, built in 1881, tours of Sagetown, a pioneer village and exhibits, including new exhibits soon to be featured in our new addition!

Address

208 South Houston Street, Scottsboro, AL 35768
Scottsboro, AL

Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark

Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark is the only 20th century blast furnace site that is currently being preserved and interpreted as an industrial museum which focuses on education, community events, and the promotion of the metal arts.

Address

20 32nd Street North, Birmingham, AL 35222
Birmingham, AL

Southern Environmental Center

The Southern Environmental Center (SEC) is the largest educational facility of its kind in Alabama, dedicated to showing individuals how they can protect and improve their local environments.

Address

Birmingham-Southern College, 900 Arkadelphia Road, Birmingham, AL 35254
Birmingham, AL

Southern Museum of Flight

The Southern Museum of Flight is one of the largest civilian aviation/history museums in the Southeast that exhibits over a century of historical events occurring within the 20th century.

Address

4343 73rd Street N., Birmingham AL 35206
Birmingham, AL

St. Stephens Museum

Learn about Alabama’s Pioneer Days by visiting the first capital of Alabama!

Address

19631 County Road 34
Saint Stephens, AL

The Alabama Military Hall of Honor

See the men who fought in various wars and hold a piece of history in your hands with interactive displays.

Address

1003 Washington Street
Marion, Alabama, AL

The Alabama Military Hall of Honor and Military Museum

Be part of military history with a hands on tour of military artifacts.

Address

1003 Washington St
Marion, Al, AL

The Albertville Museum

Our museum is growing and is full of things pertaining to the history of our great city, Albertville.

Address

101 West Main Street
Albertville Alabama, AL

The ATTA (Library of S.T.E.M. & History)

See the latest technologies, engage with hands-on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math) exhibits, attend classes, enjoy meetings in a Hi-Tech Conference room, watch videos and hear stories from our past, and research a large database of area history in our private research room.

Address

114 South Court Square, P.O. Box 69, Abbeville, AL 36310
Abbeville, AL

The Battle-Friedman House and Gardens

Built in 1834 and expanded in 1844 this private home is one of the finest historic homes in Tuscaloosa with much of the original woodwork and plaster still in tact.

Address

1010 Greensboro Ave.
Tuscaloosa, AL

The Evelyn Burrow Museum

The Burrow Museum’s vast collection includes more than 5,000 objects primarily of porcelain, pottery, glass and bronze from the Victorian era to modern times. The museum also hosts traveling exhibitions with past exhibitions including the works of Daniel Moore, Andy Warhol, Thomas Mangelsen and more!

Address

801 Main St. NW Hanceville, AL 35077
Hanceville, AL

The Gorgas House Museum

As a cornerstone of The University of Alabama, the Gorgas House Museum will serve as an active community resource, committed to learning through exhibition, education, and social engagement.

Address

810 Capstone Drive Tuscaloosa, AL 35487
Tuscaloosa , AL

The Jemison-Van de Graaff Mansion

Wander through this Civil War Era Italianate home, completely restored to its original 1863 decor and furnishings, while immersing yourself in the stories of its inhabitants including Alabama senators, soldiers, football stars, and physicists.

Address

1305 Greensboro Ave
Tuscaloosa, AL

The Murphy African-American Museum

Tuscaloosa’s first licensed black mortician, Mr. Will J. Murphy, built this two-story craftsman bungalow in the early 1920’s and as you wander through this historic home turned museum learn more about Mr. Murphy’s life and the lifestyle of affluent African Americans during the early 1900’s.

Address

2601 Paul W Bryant Dr, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
Tuscaloosa, AL

The Old Tavern

Built in 1827, during the time Tuscaloosa was the state capital, this old inn hosted many guests of great prestige and played an integral role in the development of the young state and city of the time.

Address

500 28th Ave, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
Tuscaloosa, AL

The Paul R. Jones Museum

The Paul R. Jones Museum, located in the heart of downtown Tuscaloosa, presents a year-round schedule of dynamic exhibitions of works from the Paul R. Jones Collection of American Art at The University of Alabama as well as guest exhibitions.

Address

2308 6th Street Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35401
Tuscaloosa, AL

The Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum

The only museum dedicated to the lives and legacies of F. Scott Fitzgerald and Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald

Address

919 Felder Ave. Montgomery, AL 36106
Montgomery, AL

The Weeden House Museum

The Weeden House was the birthplace and lifelong residence of acclaimed poet and artist Maria Howar Weeden who is known for her watercolor paintings of African Anericans who resided in Huntsville during the Reconstruction Era and the poems that captured their stories.

Address

300 Gates Avenue
Huntsville, AL

Troy University International Arts Center

Visitors can find 200 Chinese terracotta warriors in our adjacent park, replicas of the original Terracotta Army in Xi’an, China. Inside the International Arts Center is our Warriors Unearthed interpretive center, a large permanent collection by Alabama artist Nall, and two galleries with rotational exhibitions featuring Alabama and other regional artists.

Address

158 International Blvd, Troy Alabama 36082
Troy, AL

Troy University's International Arts Center

Located on Troy University’s campus, the Janice Hawkins Cultural Arts Park is home to 200 permanently exhibited terractotta warriors made by Dr. Huo Bao Zhu, from Xi’an, China. Visitors can also enjoy walking trails, a lagoon and amphitheater in the park. At the International Arts Center, located in the cultural park, visitors will find an interpretive center about the original, world-renowned Terracotta Warrior exhibit in Xi’an, China. Also hosted are an array of visiting artists, student artwork, along with permanent artwork by Fred “Nall” Hollis and Dr. Huo Bao Zhu.

Address

158 International Blvd, Troy, Alabama 36082
Troy, AL

Troy University's Rosa Parks Museum

Located on the site of Rosa Parks’ historic stand against injustice, visitors will experience the story of Mrs. Parks’ arrest and the footsoldiers who persevered during the thirteen-month Montgomery Bus Boycott.

Address

252 Montgomery Street
Montgomery, AL

U. S. Army Aviation Museum

Come Experience the History of U. S. Army Aviation from the Wright Brothers to the Future!

Address

P. O. Box 620610
Fort Rucker, AL

U.S. Veterans Memorial Museum

The U.S Veterans Memorial Museum is a collection of exhibits, memorabilia, artifacts, and military equipment which range from the American Revolutionary War to present day, featuring many rare and important artifacts including the oldest surviving jeep: the Ford Pygmy.

Address

2060A Airport Road • Huntsville AL 35801
Huntsville, AL

UAB School of Nursing Archives

The rich history of The University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Nursing is proudly displayed in the archives hall, The Barrett Brock MacKay Florence Nightingale Exhibit and more in our newly renovated building.

Address

Mailing: Nursing Building 1720 2nd Ave So, Birmingham, AL 35294-1210
Birmingham, AL

University of South Alabama Archaeology Museum

The University of South Alabama Archaeology Museum showcases artifacts from the Gulf Coast and covers over 12,000 years of prehistory and history.

Address

6052 USA Drive South, Mobile AL 36688
Mobile, AL

USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park

Battleship Memorial Park is home to the National Historic Landmarks WWII battleship USS ALABAMA and submarine USS DRUM, along with the Medal of Honor Aircraft Pavilion, home of our historic airplanes and military vehicle collection.

Address

2703 Battleship Parkway Mobile, AL 36602
Mobile, AL

Vulcan Park and Museum

Vulcan Park and Museum is home to the world’s largest cast iron statue, Vulcan, and features a museum that tells the story of Birmingham plus breathtaking views of the city.

Address

1701 Valley View Drive
Birmingham, AL