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Site of one of the last Civil War battles, set within a longleaf pine and wetland preserve — covers Civil War military history and Southern ecology.

Regional history museum in downtown Mobile covering Gulf Coast exploration, the Civil War, and Mobile's maritime heritage.

Site of the 1813 Battle of Holy Ground — covers Creek War history, Native American resistance, and Andrew Jackson's Alabama campaigns.

NPS battlefield site of the 1814 Creek War — covers Native American history, early U.S. military strategy, and Jacksonian-era policy.

1860 railroad depot with Civil War and early Alabama railroad history exhibits — antebellum transportation, Union occupation, and Reconstruction-era civics.

Carnegie-era heritage hall in Talladega interpreting African American history, civic life, and local contributions to Alabama history.

Museum honoring Jesse Owens' life and athletic legacy — covers civil rights history, the 1936 Berlin Olympics, and racial equity in 20th-century America.

Museum at Moundville Archaeological Site covering Mississippian culture, pre-Columbian mound construction, and Native American history in the Southeast.

Kolomoki Mounds State Park in Georgia features Native American platform and burial mounds — covers pre-Columbian archaeology and indigenous history. (Note: site is in GA, not AL.)

State history museum covering Alabama's natural, cultural, and political heritage — supports Alabama state history and social studies curriculum.

Regional history museum covering East Alabama from Native American settlement through the Civil War era and beyond.

Museum on the Edmund Pettus Bridge site — covers the Voting Rights Act, civil rights movement, and US constitutional history.

Museum documenting the Negro Southern League — covers African American history, civil rights context, and the integration of professional baseball.

Conference and visitor center at Moundville Archaeological Park — covers Mississippian mound-builder culture, Native American history, and archaeological methods.

Heritage railroad museum with historic locomotives and rolling stock — covers railroad history, 19th-century industrial technology, and Alabama economic development.

Archaeological park at Alabama's first state capital — covers pre-Civil War political history, archaeological methods, and the history of Reconstruction-era abandonment.

Selma's Old Depot Museum in a historic train station — covers the Civil Rights Movement, Bloody Sunday, and Selma's role in the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

Antebellum tavern and Civil War-era hospital site covering 19th-century Alabama history, the Trail of Tears period, and wartime medicine.

Children's wing of the Rosa Parks Library and Museum — covers the Montgomery Bus Boycott, Civil Rights Movement, and civic courage through interactive exhibits.

Small museum documenting Black history and the Underground Railroad in Alabama's Black Belt — covers civil rights history, African American heritage, and Reconstruction.

Preserved Confederate White House with guided tours — covers Civil War political history and Jefferson Davis's presidency.

Museum dedicated to Hank Williams — covers mid-20th-century American music history, Southern culture, and the roots of country music.

Antebellum plantation site in Alabama — covers slavery, Southern agricultural history, and 19th-century plantation economy.

Home where F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald lived — supports American literature, 1920s cultural history, and biography study.