Step Back in Time at the Three Notch Museum

The Three Notch Museum, located in Andalusia, Alabama, is a treasure trove of local history housed within the meticulously restored Central of Georgia Depot. Built in 1900, the depot represents the importance of the railroad to the town's growth. The museum's name pays tribute to the historic Three Notch Trail, a crucial transportation route that connected Pensacola, Florida, to the Alabama River and played a vital role in the region's development.Inside, exhibits encompass a wide range of historical artifacts, offering a comprehensive look at the history and culture of Andalusia and Covington County. One collection is dedicated to railroad memorabilia, featuring vintage locomotives, railway equipment, and historical documents that chronicle the golden age of rail travel. The museum delves into other facets of local history, including military uniforms, weapons, and personal accounts from various conflicts. Visitors can also explore Native American artifacts, agriculture and timber industry displays, and meticulously preserved historical structures.The museum complex includes the H.B. Little Country Store, the old River Falls Post Office, the Clark Family Log Cabin, a corn crib, two cabooses, and two box cars, one housing the Mark Gibson Model Train Exhibit. The Covington Historical Society operates the museum, which first opened in 1987 and has become a local landmark.