Properties on the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage by county (DeKalb–Jackson)
Introduction This is a list of '''properties on the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage''', sorted alphabetically by county. This list contains all entries for DeKalb County through Jackson County, the other listings may be found here. The Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage is an official listing of buildings, sites, structures, objects, and districts deemed worthy of preservation in the U.S. state of Alabama.These properties, which may be of national, state, and local significance, are designated by the Alabama Historical Commission, under the authority of the Alabama Legislature. General criteria for inclusion in the Alabama Register includes that the property is at least 40 years old; is associated with events of state or local significance; is associated with the lives of persons of state or local significance; is representative of a type, style, or period of architecture; or is associated with Alabama's history or prehistory. It must also possess integrity of location and construction and convey a feeling for the time and place of construction.The Alabama Register occasionally includes properties that do not meet the general criteria for inclusion, such as moved or reconstructed structures. These properties are included when they have been sensitively relocated to a site similar to the original, closely match the construction of the original significant building, or are of exceptional importance to the state.There are approximately 1496 properties and districts listed on the Alabama Register. Of these, approximately 196 are also listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) and 5 are designated as National Historic Landmarks (NHL).__NOTOC__+DeKalb – Elmore – Escambia – Etowah – Fayette – Franklin – Geneva – Greene – Hale – Henry – Houston – Jackson – See also – References
DeKalb County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''''''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Anderson-Porter House  Fort Payne c. 1889  2 Berry House  Mentone c. 1900  3 Buell-Green House  Fort Payne c. 1889  4 Cherokee (Ross-Godfrey-Kershaw-Brewer House)  Fort Payne c. 1790 NRHP 5 Cochran-Wilson-Owen Estate  Fort Payne c. 1890  6 Collinsville Presbyterian Church  Collinsville c. 1908  7 Council Bluff School  Valley Head vicinity c. 1903  8 Davenport House (A. C. Spaulding Residence)  Fort Payne c. 1890  9 W.B. Davis Hosiery Mill  Fort Payne c. 1889 NRHP 10 Deer Head Cove Church (Deer Head Cove School)  Cartersville c. 1908  11 Dr. P.B. Green Home   c. 1890  12 First Presbyterian Church  Fort Payne c. 1888  13 Fort Payne City Park  Fort Payne c. 1889  14 Fort Payne-DeKalb Hosiery Mill  Fort Payne c. 1930  15 Hawkins Place  Henagar 1948; 1951  16 Edna Hill Methodist Church  Desoto State Park c. 1907  17 Howard's Chapel (Salley Howard Memorial Baptist Church)  Mentone c. 1934  18 Isbell-Beck House  Fort Payne c. 1924  19 Killian-Appleton-Cochran House  Fort Payne c. 1914  20 Killian Residence  Fort Payne c. 1927  21 Landstreet Home  Fort Payne c. 1850  22 J.C. Larmore Home (T.J. Larmore Home)  Valley Head c. 1880  23 V.C. Larmore Home  Valley Head c. 1845 NRHP 24 Leath House  Fort Payne c. 1889  25 Lebanon Methodist Church  Fort Payne c. 1852  26 Magnolia Hall  Fort Payne c. 1890  27 Malone-Leath House  Fort Payne c. 1890  28 Manitou Cave  Fort Payne   29 McNew Cemetery  Fort Payne c. 1867  30 Mentone  Mentone c. 1870  31 Mentone Inn (Hal's Hotel/DeSoto Lodge)  Mentone c. 1927  32 McCurdy House (burned in late 1980s)  Rainsville c. 1931  33 McWhorter-Killian House  Collinsville c. 1904  34 Moon Lake Club  Mentone 1945  35 D.W. "Dock" Powell Place  Fyffe c. 1903  36 Rockymount Cemetery  Collinsville   37 Sawyer Building  Fort Payne c. 1878  38 Sawyer House  Fort Payne c. 1878  39 Taft-Borders Cabin (Taft House)  Fort Payne c. 1837  40 Taylor House  Fort Payne c. 1895  41 Taylor's Emporium (Horton and Bryant General Store)  Geraldine c. 1923  42 The Oaks  Fort Payne c. 1884  43 Valley Head United Methodist Church  Valley Head c. 1917–1949  44 Ward-Elrod Home  Collinsville c. 1918  45 Willbanks-McReynolds House  Collinsville c. 1908  46 Windward Inn  Mentone c. 1900  47 Winston Place  Valley Head c. 1835 NRHP 48 Woodland Cemetery  Fort Payne c. 1890
Elmore County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''''''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Florence Bateman House  Wetumpka c. 1842  2 Francis Beaulieu House  Wetumpka c. 1816  3 Bibb-Graves Bridge  Wetumpka c. 1931  4 William Wyatt Bibb Gravesite  Coosada 1820  5 Billingsley Home and Windmill  Tallassee c. 1930  6 Busch Log Cabin  Wetumpka 1935  7 Cain's Chapel United Methodist Church and Cemetery  Holtville 1953  8 Confederate Arsenal House (Elliott House)  Tallassee c. 1864  9 Corn Dance Farm  Coosada c. 1820  10 Crommelin's Landing  Wetumpka c. 1820  11 W. D. Doby High School (Wetumpka Elementary School)  Wetumpka vicinity c. 1963  12 Edward Rock Dogtrot House (Rose-Morris House; moved to Old Alabama Town in 1987)  Wetumpka vicinity c. 1830  13 Ellerslie (Bowling Hall House)  Millbrook 1820  14 Elmore County Courthouse  Wetumpka c. 1931  15 Elmore County Training School  Wetumpka 1924  16 First Baptist Church  Wetumpka c. 1846 NRHP 17 First United Methodist Church  Tallassee 1929  18 Gantt Dogtrot House  Titus   19 Hagerty-Turner-Yung House (Blue Hills)  Wetumpka c. 1840–1860 NRHP 20 Harrogate Springs (Crommelin House)  Wetumpka vicinity c. 1905  21 Herron Hill  Tallassee c. 1855  22 Hickory Knoll  Elmore c. 1892  23 Holtville School (Holtville High School)  Holtville c. 1929  24 Hotel Talisi  Tallassee c. 1929  25 John Howle House  Wetumpka c. 1904–1905  26 Jasmine Hill Gardens  Wetumpka vicinity c. 1820–1930  27 Jordan Dam  Coosa River c. 1927  28 Lanark Plantation (Spring Hill)  Millbrook vicinity c. 1820  29 Ma Brown Dogtrot  Wetumpka 1881 (moved to current location in 1992)  30 Martin Dam (Shared with Tallapoosa County)  Tallapoosa River   31 McCowen House (Thomas Home)  Wetumpka c. 1904–1905  32 McMorris House  Wetumpka c. 1905  33 Museum of Music  Wetumpka   34 Old Calaboose  Wetumpka c. 1840  35 Old Wetumpka Post Office  Wetumpka 1937  36 Willam K. Oliver House  Titus vicinity c. 1842  37 Peterson and Peterson Store (Cowling General Store)  Elmore c. 1900  38 Robinson Springs Methodist Church  Millbrook vicinity c. 1845 NRHP 39 Robinson Springs Methodist Parsonage  Millbrook vicinity c. 1850  40 Sandtown High School  Millbrook 1947  41 Sewell Cabin  Wetumpka c. 1870; moved in 1978  42 Swayback Bridge  Wetumpka vicinity c. 1931  43 Tallassee Mill  Tallassee vicinity c. 1841 NRHP 44 Tanglewood  Millbrook vicinity c. 1823  45 The Elms  Coosada c. 1836  46 Thornfield  Millbrook c. 1824  47 Titus Historic District  Titus c. 1800s  48 Tukabahchi  Tallassee vicinity 1686–1836  49 Tuskeena Street District  Wetumpka c. 1830-1906  50 Tom Wall House (Taylor-Wall-Ingram House)  Wetumpka vicinity c. 1830  51 Wetumpka Lock (Lock 31)  Wetumpka c. 1896  52 Wetumpka Municipal Airport (Elmore Auxiliary Training Field #2)  Elmore c. 1942  53 Christian Wingard Home Place  Wetumpka 1937
Escambia County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''''''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Baptist Hill Missionary Baptist Church  Brewton 1945; 1972  2 Damascus Travelers Well  Damascus c. 1911  3 Dooley Hall  Brewton c. 1911  4 Elmore Building  Brewton 1886–1915  5 Escambia County Training School  Atmore c. 1953  6 Flomaton Hotel (Commercial Hotel) (demolished c. 2004)  Flomaton c. 1906 NRHP 7 Fort Crawford  East Brewton c. 1816  8 Halls Creek Missionary Baptist Church and Cemetery  Brewton c. 1947  9 Horn-Eichold House  Atmore 1912  10 Leigh House  Brewton c. 1885  11 Charles Lawrence Moore House and Cemetery  Atmore c. 1883–1884  12 Owen-Lufkin House  Atmore c. 1906  13 Porter-McLaren Home  Brewton c. 1880  14 Second Saint Siloam Missionary Baptist Church  Brewton 1910  15 Southern Normal and Industrial Institute  Brewton c. 1911
Etowah County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''''''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Myron K. Allenstein Law Office (Phillips-Action Home)  Gadsden c. 1893–1899  2 Argyle Historic District  Gadsden 1913–1960s  3 Attalla Elementary School  Attalla 1935–1942  4 Attalla Historic District  Attalla  NRHP 5 Bellenger Home (Charles Gunn House)  Gadsden c. 1887 NRHP 6 Brannon Springs Methodist Church  Gadsden vicinity c. 1900  7 Elks Building  Gadsden c. 1930  8 Forrest Cemetery Chapel  Gadsden c. 1935-1936 NRHP 9 Gadsden Times-News Building  Gadsden c. 1904 NRHP 10 Gadsden High School  Gadsden 1941 & 1972  11 Galilee Baptist Church  Gadsden c. 1960s  12 Garner Cemetery  Gadsden c. 1840  13 Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company  Gadsden Built 1928  14 Haralson Historic District  Gadsden 1890s–1960s  15 Colonel Hood Home (Gadsden Woman's Club)  Gadsden c. 1902–1904 NRHP 16 Hoyt Warsham Alabama City Public Library  Gadsden c. 1920  17 Hughes-Robinson House  Gadsden c. 1910  18 Robert Stewart Keener Home  Keener c. 1894  19 Keener Voting House  Keener c. 1932  20 L & N Railroad Freight Depot (demolished)  Gadsden c. 1871  21 Macedonia Methodist Church  Ridgeville c. 1906  22 Hubert & Ive Moore House  Gallant c. 1940  23 Old Keener House & Barn  Attalla c. 1850s  24 Pioneer Homestead-Noccalula Falls Park  Gadsden c. 1777  25 Robinson House  Gadsden c. 1920  26 Seven Cedars  Attalla c. 1870  27 Sizemore House  Keener c. 1842  28 Tumlin Gap Tunnel and Trestle  Altoona c. 1880s  29 Turrentine Historic District  Gadsden 1900–1916 NRHP 30 Union Baptist Church  Gadsden c. 1956  31 White-Erwin Farm (Three Oaks)  Gadsden c. 1900  32 Willis Estates (demolished)  Attalla c. 1923
Fayette County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''''''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Fayette County Courthouse District  Fayette c. 1911-1955 NRHP 2 Freeman Lake  Fayette 1960  3 Thomas Posey McConnel Home (moved to a location near Eldridge)  Fayette c. 1888  4 Theron Cannon and Company (Destroyed by tornado, April 2011)  Berry 1905  5 Shady Grove Baptist Church and Cemetery  Fayette 1917 (cemetery); 1968; 2001 (church) 6 United States Post Office  Fayette 1936
Franklin County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''''''NRHP/NHL''' 1 A.T. Bonds House  Pleasant Grove vicinity Antebellum  2 Clayton-Hester House  Frankfort vicinity c. 1888  3 Major Jesse Counts House  Russellville vicinity c. 1835  4 Duncan House  Russellville vicinity c. 1900  5 Five-Oaks Springs (Spring of the Five Oaks)  Russellville c. 1817  6 Hulsey-South House  Russellville vicinity c. 1876  7 Kirkwood  Russellville c. 1830  8 Malone House  Frankfort c. 1820  9 McIntosh House  Russellville c. 1901  10 Mount Pleasant Church  Russellville vicinity c. 1900  11 Newburg Masonic Lodge  Russellville vicinity 1878  12 Old Clarks Department Store  Russellville c. 1900  13 Reedtown High School  Russellville c. 1952  14 Major William Russell Gravesite (Hurley Cemetery)  Russellville vicinity 1825
Geneva County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''''''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Black House (demolished)  Geneva 1908  2 Emma Knox Kenan Library (Geneva Public Library)  Geneva c. 1931  3 Finks Mill  Florala vicinity c. 1932  4 Geneva Depot (demolished)  Geneva c. 1901  5 Kenan Home  Florala vicinity 1887
Greene County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''''''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Wilkes Banks House  Eutaw 1848  2 Bethsalem Presbyterian Church  Boligee c. 1835  3 Braune-Inge-Beeker House  Eutaw c. 1860 NRHP 4 Brugh House  Eutaw c. 1900  5 Carpenter-Rudd House  Eutaw vicinity c. 1853 NRHP 6 Colvin Plantation Home  Eutaw c. 1832  7 Concord Baptist Church (Clinton Baptist Church)  Eutaw vicinity 1857  8 Hale-Jarvis-Trotter House  Eutaw 1842 NRHP 9 Hardy Homeplace  West Greene c. 1886  10 Dr. M.L. Malloy House (Rosemont)  Eutaw c. 1906  11 Murphy Dunlap House  Eutaw 1844 NRHP 12 Owens-Hutton Home  Pleasant Ridge Late 1940s  13 Perkins-Browder House  Eutaw 1850s NRHP 14 Pippen Plantation  Eutaw 1850s NRHP 15 Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church and Cemetery  Eutaw c. 1859  16 Reese-Phillips House  Eutaw 1856 NRHP 17 St. Mark's Episcopal Church and Cemetery  Boligee c. 1852, Moved 1880  18 Sipsey  Eutaw 1835 NRHP
Hale County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''''''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Harris Homestead  Havana vicinity c. 1900  2 Alfred Hatch House (Holbrook Residence/Elm Ridge Plantation)  Greensboro 1840s NRHP 3 Havana Methodist Church and Cemetery  Havana c. 1880  4 Morland-Crawford House  Havana c. 1904  5 Newbern Village Historic District  Newbern Antebellum  6 Salem Baptist Church  Greensboro c. 1895-1910  7 Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church  Gallion Mid–1870s  8 Williams Place (Reubern Seay Home)  Greensboro c. 1939  9 Morrison House  Greensboro c. 1839  10 St. Matthews A.M.E. Church  Greensboro 1861  11 The President's House  Greensboro c. 1860  12 Webb House  Havana c. 1920
Henry County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''''''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Abbie Creek Bridge  Haleburg vicinity c. 1930  2 Buckner Family Home  Headland 1948  3 Edwin Community Clubhouse  Clopton Late 1930s  4 Kennedy House  Abbeville 1866 NRHP 5 Mount Zion Baptist Church  Columbia c. 1871  6 New Maranda Baptist Church & Cemetery  Dothan 1945  7 Old Methodist Parsonage (Dow-Parsonage)  Abbeville c. 1880  8 Trawick-Pinkerton House  Abbeville 1869  9 Wright's Chapel Cemetery and Church Site  Abbeville 1822–1824
Houston County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''''''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Alabama Midland Depot  Ashford c. 1892 NRHP 2 Atlantic Coastline Railroad Depot  Dothan 1908 NRHP 3 Brown's Crossroad Schoolhouse  Dothan 1898; Moved 1991  4 Columbia Jail  Columbia c. 1862  5 Dexter and Main Street Historic District  Webb c. 1903–1960  6 Dothan Municipal Light and Water Plant  Dothan 1912–1913 NRHP 7 Express Car and Business Car No. 502 (demolished)  Dothan 1885–1974  8 First Missionary Baptist Church  Dothan 1912  9 George Washington Carver High School (demolished 2005) 2002 Dothan c. 1921  10 Ivey Family Home  Webb c. 1904  11 Old Bank of Columbia  Columbia c. 1915  12 Murphy's Grist Mill (demolished)  Dothan vicinity c. 1906  13 NBCAR Historic District (Newton, Burdeshaw, Cherry, Adams, and Range Streets)  Dothan Earliest c. 1910  14 Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church East and Cemetery  Gordon vicinity 1911  15 Wilson Windmill  Dothan c. 1930
Jackson County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''''''NRHP/NHL''' 1 B.B. Comer Memorial Bridge  Scottsboro 1929-30  2 Bridgeport Depot  Bridgeport 1917  3 Brown-Proctor House  Scottsboro 1881 NRHP 4 Captain Jackson-Bottomlee House  Langston c. 1885  5 College Hill Historic District  Scottsboro 1890–1970 NRHP 6 Doran's Cove Church and Cemetery  Bridgeport vicinity c. 1840–1850  7 Doran House  Bridgeport vicinity c. 1816  8 Elred W. Foshee House  Rash c. 1831–1860  9 Kilpatrick-Hughes House  Bridgeport c. 1891, 1925  10 Maples House  Scottsboro c. 1860  11 McGuffey Store  Fackler c. 1915  12 Scottsboro MRA (24 properties)  Scottsboro   13 Scottsboro Public Square Historic District  Scottsboro 1870–1930 NRHP 14 Shelton-Jones House  Scottsboro 1907  15 Skyline Cotton Gin  Skyline c. 1935  16 Skyline Farms Store  Skyline 1935  17 Skyline Hosiery Mill  Skyline 1938  18 Skyline School  Skyline   19 Skyline Warehouse  Skyline c. 1935  20 Stevenson Depot  Stevenson 1872 NRHP 21 Whitcher-Denton House  Bridgeport 1891–1892
See also *Properties on the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage by county (Autauga–Choctaw)*Properties on the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage by county (Clarke–Dallas)*Properties on the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage by county (Jefferson–Macon) *Properties on the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage by county (Madison–Perry)*Properties on the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage by county (Pickens–Winston)
References
External links * Alabama Historical Commission