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Ashland Place Historic District

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Discover the charm of Ashland Place, Mobile's historic district with stunning architecture and a rich suburban heritage.

Ashland Place is a charming historic district in Mobile, Alabama, known for its early 20th-century architecture and affluent suburban heritage. Named after the former Ashland House, it offers a glimpse into Mobile's past with its well-preserved homes and picturesque streets.

A brief summary to Ashland Place

  • SpringHill Ave, Mobile, Park Place, Alabama, US
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  • Take a leisurely stroll through the neighborhood to admire the diverse architectural styles and well-maintained homes.
  • Visit during the spring to see the azaleas and other flowers in full bloom, enhancing the beauty of the historic district.
  • Check out nearby parks and green spaces for a relaxing break.

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Getting There

  • Walking

    From the intersection of Spring Hill Avenue and Ryan Avenue, walk south on Ryan Avenue. Continue for approximately three blocks until you enter the heart of the Ashland Place Historic District. Enjoy the sights along the way. There is no cost for walking.

  • Public Transport

    The WAVE Transit System has several routes that run near Ashland Place. Check the WAVE Transit System map for the nearest bus stop and route that serves the area. From the bus stop, follow the walking directions to explore the historic district. A single ride fare is $1.25.

  • Taxi/Ride-share

    From downtown Mobile, a taxi or ride-share service to Ashland Place will take approximately 10-15 minutes, depending on traffic. Expect to pay around $15-$25 for a one-way trip.

Discover more about Ashland Place

Ashland Place Historic District, located in Mobile, Alabama, is a captivating neighborhood that showcases the city's early 20th-century suburban development. The district got its name from Ashland House, a Greek Revival antebellum mansion that was once the residence of Augusta Evans Wilson; however, the house unfortunately burned down in 1926.Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1987, Ashland Place spans approximately 400 acres and features 93 contributing buildings. The architectural styles range from late Victorian to Craftsman, reflecting the trends of the early 1900s. Ashland Place was designed as an upper-class suburb, with large lots and numerous live oak trees, contributing to its timeless charm.Visitors can explore the well-preserved homes and enjoy the sense of community that defines Ashland Place. The district is conveniently located near parks, shops, and restaurants, making it a desirable location within Mobile.

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