Museum of Alabama

Review & FAQ:

What is the Museum of Alabama?
- The Museum of Alabama shares a beautiful stately building, built in 1940, with the Alabama Department of Archives and History.
Where is the Museum of Alabama located?
- The museum is located just across the street from the Alabama State Capitol in downtown Montgomery.
What is the focus of the Museum of Alabama?
- The museum tells the story of Alabama's past—from prehistoric times to the present.
What are some significant permanent exhibitions?
- Some of the most significant exhibitions include:
  - The Land of Alabama – Covers the natural resources and geology that shaped the state’s history.
  - The First Alabamians – A diorama showcasing 14,000 years of Native American culture, featuring colorful murals and original artifacts.
What is the centerpiece exhibit of the Museum?
- The Alabama Voices exhibit describes dramatic events in Alabama’s history, from the early 1700s to the modern era.
What artifacts and materials does the Museum hold?
- The museum holds:
  - Over 800 artifacts
  - Hundreds of documents and images
  - 22 contemporary audiovisual programs covering topics such as the wars over land, the cotton economy, the Civil War, world wars, and the rise of civil rights.
Where is the Museum of Alabama located?
- 36130, 624 Washington Ave, Montgomery, AL, 334-242-4435

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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