Best Attractions near Marengo County History & Archives Museum

Escape to Millers Ferry Campground for lakeside camping, fishing, and boating in the heart of Alabama's Black Belt region.

Escape to the serene shores of Dannelly Reservoir at Chilatchee Creek Campground, offering outdoor adventures and peaceful relaxation in Alabama's Black Belt.

Thomasville City Park: Recreation, relaxation, and community spirit in the heart of Thomasville, Alabama.

Explore Alabama's first capital, a ghost town where history and nature intertwine. Discover ruins, trails, and stories of the past.

A community hub in Selma, Alabama, hosting the annual Central Alabama Fair and various local events.

Explore local and WWII history at the Aliceville Museum, home to the largest collection of Camp Aliceville artifacts in the U.S.

A historic park in Camden, Alabama, offering green spaces, playgrounds, and picnic areas for family fun and community gatherings.

Discover Selma's past in a serene setting, where history and nature intertwine among the monuments and ancient trees of New Live Oak Cemetery.

Explore Alabama's natural beauty at Roland Cooper State Park: fishing, birding, camping & more on the scenic Dannelly Reservoir.

Tuscaloosa's premier trampoline park: jump, bounce, and flip into fun with open jump areas, obstacle courses, and exciting activities for all ages!

Experience the grandeur of the Old South at Sturdivant Hall, a beautifully preserved Greek Revival mansion in historic Selma, Alabama.

Visit Tabernacle Baptist Church in Selma, a historic landmark and pivotal site in the Civil Rights Movement, showcasing courage and resilience.

Explore Selma's vibrant past within the walls of this historic Greek Revival landmark, from Civil War relics to hospital artifacts.

Explore Selma's Old Town Historic District: A journey through time, architecture, and the heart of the Civil Rights Movement.

Discover the starting point of the historic Selma to Montgomery march, a pivotal landmark in the Civil Rights Movement.

Walk in the footsteps of civil rights heroes on this iconic bridge, a powerful symbol of the fight for voting rights and equality in Selma, Alabama.

Visit the historic Brown Chapel AME Church in Selma, Alabama, a pivotal landmark in the Civil Rights Movement and the fight for voting rights.

Explore the pivotal history of the Voting Rights Movement in Selma, AL, honoring the brave activists who fought for equality. A must-see Civil Rights landmark.

Reflect on the courageous fight for equality at Selma's Civil Rights Memorial Park, honoring pivotal events and figures of the movement.

Explore the compelling history of African Americans from ancient Africa through enslavement and the Civil War at this Selma museum.

Commemorating the Selma to Montgomery marches and the Voting Rights Act, honoring civil rights history and the fight for equality.

Explore Selma's Historic Riverfront Park: A scenic waterfront park with Civil Rights history, river views, and a peaceful atmosphere.

Explore Selma's vibrant history at the Old Depot Museum, from Native American artifacts to the Civil Rights Movement.

Escape to the serene beauty of Lenoir Landing Park in Toxey, Alabama, for waterfront relaxation and outdoor adventures.

Explore Bonita Lakes Park, a serene state park in Meridian, MS, perfect for hiking, fishing, and family-friendly outdoor fun.

Discover Alabama's natural beauty at Paul M. Grist State Park: a perfect spot for fishing, camping, hiking, and family fun in a tranquil setting.

Escape to Tuscaloosa's Snow Hinton Park: Nature trails, playgrounds, and community events await in this vibrant green space.

Explore Tuscaloosa's rich history and architectural beauty at the Jemison-Van de Graaff Mansion, a landmark of the pre-Civil War South.

Explore the legacy of Tuscaloosa's African American community at the historic Murphy-Collins House, now a captivating museum.

Explore Tuscaloosa's history at the Battle-Friedman House & Gardens, a preserved 19th-century home with period furnishings and antebellum gardens.

Upscale entertainment featuring blacklight bowling, arcade games, a sports bar, and delicious food near the University Mall in Tuscaloosa.

Escape to nature in Tuscaloosa's Monnish Park: trails, playgrounds, picnic spots, and community events await!

Explore the ruins of Alabama's former state capitol in a peaceful downtown Tuscaloosa park, offering a glimpse into the state's rich history.

Explore the Cahaba River's beauty: Paddle, walk, and discover nature at Centreville's accessible riverfront park and canoe launch.

Explore Tuscaloosa's rich history at the Old Tavern Museum, a preserved 19th-century inn showcasing early Alabama life and architecture.

Experience the magic of performing arts at the historic Bama Theatre in Tuscaloosa, a landmark since 1938. A cultural hub for films, concerts, and theater.

Enjoy a scenic walk, local markets, and vibrant events along the Black Warrior River at the Tuscaloosa River Walk.

Discover Alabama's natural beauty at Choctaw National Wildlife Refuge: a haven for birding, fishing, hunting, and wildlife observation along the Tombigbee River.

Explore, create, and discover at Tuscaloosa's interactive children's museum, offering hands-on exhibits for kids of all ages!

Explore the history of Alabama football at the Paul W. Bryant Museum in Tuscaloosa, celebrating the Crimson Tide's legacy and Coach 'Bear' Bryant.

Explore Tuscaloosa's past through transportation history at the Mildred Westervelt Warner Transportation Museum, formerly housed in the unique Queen City Pool House.

Discover fresh produce, local crafts, and community events at the Tuscaloosa River Market on the Black Warrior River.

Explore 19th-century life at the University of Alabama's oldest building, the Gorgas House Museum, showcasing the legacy of the Gorgas family.

Explore Alabama's natural history from dinosaurs to meteorites at the Alabama Museum of Natural History in Tuscaloosa.