Properties on the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage by county (Clarke–Dallas)
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 Clarke County through Dallas 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__+Clarke – Clay – Cleburne – Coffee – Colbert – Conecuh – Coosa – Covington – Crenshaw – Cullman – Dale – Dallas – See also – References
Clarke County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Alston-Cobb-Postma House  Grove Hill c. 1854 NRHP 2 Armistead Home  Grove Hill c. 1843 3 Bradford-Wilson Home  Dickinson c. 1900  4 Campbell Historic District  Campbell 1870–1950  5 Cobb-Waite Home  Grove Hill vicinity Late 1860s NRHP 6 Coffeeville Masonic Lodge  Coffeeville Late 19th century-Mid 20th century 7 Courthouse Historic District  Grove Hill Earliest 1832 NRHP 8 Dickinson House  Grove Hill c. 1845 NRHP 9 Grant-Carleton House  Grove Hill c. 1850s 10 Johnson House  Jackson vicinity c. 1900 11 Kimbell-Rivers-Woodson House  Jackson c. 1848  12 The Lodge (Cleveland Home)  Suggsville c. 1860 13 Loranz-McCrary House  Jackson c. 1900  14 Orange Hill Road Historic District  Grove Hill Earliest c. 1845  15 Pleasant Hill Methodist Church  Thomasville c. 1876  16 Thomasville High School  Thomasville 1929  17 Upper Confederate Salt Works  Jackson vicinity c. 1861–1865  18 Wilson-Finch-Mason Log House (non-extant)  Manila c. 1822  19 Wilson–Finlay House  Gainestown c. 1846 NRHP 20 Wilson's Mill (destroyed by hurricane)  Coffeeville vicinity Late 19th century  21 Wing-Hudley House  Jackson c. 1879 22 Woodlands  Gosport c. 1840 NRHP
Clay County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Carmichael Place  Goodwater 1887  2 Gay House  Ashland c. 1914  3 Guthrie's Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church and Cemetery   c. 1872  4 Hatchett Creek Presbyterian Church and Brownsville Cemetery  Brownsville c. 1901–1902  5 Lineville Water Tower  Lineville c. 1917  6 Midway School  Hollins 1917  7 Partridge House Complex  Goodwater vicinity 1913
Cleburne County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Arbacoochee Site  Arbacoochee Antebellum  2 Cheaha Observation Tower (Bunker Tower)  Cheaha State Park c. 1934  3 Colonial Cottage (John Morgan House)  Heflin 1880 NRHP 4 Edwardsville Cemetery  Edwardsville Earliest 1837  5 Heflin Depot  Heflin c. 1886  6 Old Hale Homeplace and Edwards Farm   1850s & 1880 7 Owen Residence  Heflin 19th century 8 Striplin Gold Mines and Carr Creek Placer  Delta c. 1843
Coffee County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Bethany Primitive Baptist Church  Elba c. 1912  2 Coffee County Jail  Elba c. 1912  3 Daleville Avenue Historic District  Enterprise 1903-1932  4 Elba Theatre  Elba c. 1933  5 Enterprise City School  Enterprise c. 1919  6 Enterprise Methodist Church (First United Methodist Church)  Enterprise c. 1903–1904  7 Folsom Home (moved to Elba in 2003 and donated as a museum)  Elba vicinity Late 1800s  8 Mulberry Heights School (Elba Colored School)  Elba vicinity c. 1958  9 New Providence Primitive Baptist Church  Kinston c. 1905 10 Prestwood Grist Mill  Roeton vicinity c. 1848 11 Rawls House  Enterprise c. 1849  12 Rawls Warehouse and Cotton Gin  Enterprise 1908–1959 13 The Stinson House (destroyed by fire on July 12, 2021  Elba 1903
Colbert County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Church of Christ Site and Cemetery  Leighton vicinity c. 1950s-1960s  2 Samuel Cooke House (Chambers-Robinson)  Sheffield c. 1895-1900 NRHP 3 FAME Recording Studio  Muscle Shoals 1963 NRHP 4 Glencoe Plantation Cemetery  Tuscumbia vicinity c. 1818–1854  5 Hodge-Blackburn-Twitty House  Cherokee c. 1844  6 Howell and Graves Junior High School  Muscle Shoals 1927  7 John Johnson House  Leighton vicinity c. 1830 NRHP 8 LaGrange Cemetery  Leighton Earliest 1852  9 LaGrange College Site  Leighton c. 1830  10 Leighton Training School (Leighton Middle School)  Leighton 1928–1929  11 Locust Hill (John Daniel Rather House)  Tuscumbia c. 1823 NRHP 12 Melrose (demolished March 2016)  Tuscumbia c. 1830  13 "Nation" House  Sheffield vicinity c. 1830  14 Norfolk Southern Railroad Bridge  Florence vicinity 1870s  15 Old Brick Presbyterian Church  Leighton vicinity c. 1830s  16 Preuit Oaks  Leighton vicinity c. 1847 NRHP 17 Shady Dell  Tuscumbia c. 1920  18 Shaw Home  Leighton Mid-19th to mid-20th century  19 Sheffield Railroad Depot  Sheffield 1948  20 Stanfield-Worley Bluff Shelter (1Ct125)   Lithic Age (Pre-8000 BCE) to Mississippian Period (800-1600 CE)  21 Tabie House  Leighton Late 1800s
Conecuh County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Arkadelphia Church  Loree vicinity 1886  2 Belleville Baptist Church  Belleville 1841  3 Betts-Nash House (demolished)  Burnt Corn c. 1835  4 Brooklyn Baptist Church  Brooklyn c. 1861  5 Brooklyn Historic District  Brooklyn 1826–1865  6 Brooks-King House  Skinnerton 1891  7 Brushy Creek United Methodist Church  Lenox 1850s  8 Burnett House  Evergreen 1880s  9 Burnt Corn Historic District  Burnt Corn Mid-19th century–Early 20th century  10 Carey Street Historic District  Evergreen Mid-19th century–Early 20th century  11 Carter Hospital  Repton c. 1935  12 Castleberry Commercial District  Castleberry   13 Castleberry Residential District  Castleberry   14 Cohassett Historic District  Cohassett c. 1906  15 Evergreen Baptist Church  Evergreen c. 1906  16 Evergreen Regional Airport Beacon  Evergreen c. 1911  17 Flat Rock Saints Church  Evergreen vicinity c. 1890  18 Rev. Dr. Hillary James Hawkins House  Evergreen c. 1945  19 Hawthorne House (demolished)  Belleville 1830s  20 Horton House and Store     21 Robert Ivey House  Loree c. 1850  22 Jayvilla Commissary (demolished)  Evergreen vicinity c. 1860  23 Jayvilla Plantation Site  Evergreen vicinity c. 1820  24 Asa Johnston House  Johnstonville 1842 NRHP 25 Caleb Johnston House (demolished)  Johnstonville 1840s  26 Maxwell-Johnson House (demolished)  Evergreen   27 Mt. Union Community Church and Center  Evergreen vicinity c. 1890; 1900  28 New Evergreen Historic District  Evergreen  NRHP 29 Old Beulah Cemetery  Evergreen vicinity 1820s–1890s  30 Old Evergreen Historic District  Evergreen   31 Paul Post Office  Paul c. 1908  32 Rabb Rosenwald School  Rabb c. 1920  33 Range Historic District  Range c. 1886  34 Repton Historic District  Repton Earliest 1886  35 Dr. H.S. Skinner House  Belleville 1821  36 Sparta Site  Evergreen vicinity   37 St. Mary's Episcopal Church  Evergreen c. 1880  38 Sunnyside Farm (Witherington House)  Evergreen c. 1856
Coosa County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Coosa County Farmers and Civic Association Building   Mid-19th Century  2 Coosa County Training School  Rockford c. 1929  3 Double Bridges (demolished)  Weogufka vicinity c. 1934  4 Franklin Store (Goodwater Feed & Seed)  Goodwater c. 1904  5 Goodwater Historic District  Goodwater c. 1900-1965  6 Lay Dam  Coosa River c. 1910–1914  7 Mims Ferry  Coosa River c. 1895, 1957  8 Oakachoy Covered Bridge (Destroyed by fire 2001)  Nixburg vicinity c. 1915 Delisted 9 Old Goodwater Train Depot  Goodwater 1887  10 Old Rockford Elementary School  Rockford 1927  11 Old Shiloh Cemetery  Nixburg vicinity 1836  12 James Powell House  Rockford c. 1840  13 Ray Baptist Church  Alexander City 1967  14 Rockford Women's Club House  Rockford 1932  15 Rockford Tin Mine and Mill  Rockford 1941  16 Smyrna Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery  Goodwater c. 1832  17 Weogufka State Park  Weogufka c. 1930
Covington County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Alabama Textile Products Corporation  Andalusia c. 1929  2 Bethel Primitive Baptist Church and Cemetery  Babbie c. 1920  3 W. O. Carter Log House  Andalusia vicinity c. 1830s  4 Church Street School  Andalusia c. 1923  5 Dixon Home Place  Andalusia vicinity c. 1850  6 Evers-Caton House  Andalusia c. 1960 7 First National Bank of Florala (Fidelity Masonic Lodge No. 685)  Florala c. 1907  8 Givens House  Andalusia c. 1900  9 Alex Hart House  Opp c. 1901  10 M. N. Lloyd's Water Mill  Red Level vicinity c. 1930  11 Macon General Store Museum Collection  Andalusia Early 19th century  12 Mizzell Mansion  Opp c. 1936-1939  13 Red Level Methodist Church  Red Level 1912  14 Monch Riley Home  Andalusia c. 1890  15 River Falls Post Office  River Falls c. 1898  16 Springdale  Andalusia c. 1937  17 Stanley School  Florala vicinity 1937  18 The Shack (Old Scout Hut)  Andalusia c. 1922
Crenshaw County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Bricken Building  Luverne c. 1893  2 Crenshaw County Training School  Luverne 1949; 1954-1976  3 Douglass House (Douglass-Hayden House)  Luverne 1904–1907  4 Freemon-Pinkie Estate  Grady 1925  5 W.W. Hudson House  Grady Mid-to-late 19th century  6 Ivy Creek School/Community Center  Rutledge 1927  7 Jordan House  Highland Home c. 1889  8 Mulberry School House  Brantley c. 1920  9 Old Bryan Place  Dozier 1880–1887  10 Saint John Missionary Baptist Church  Luverne 1936; 1965; 2019
Cullman County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Arnold House  Cullman c. 1916  2 Ave Maria Grotto  Cullman c. 1918 NRHP 3 Baileyton United Methodist Church  Baileyton c. 1947  4 Battleground School  Vinemont 1932  5 Betz Addition Historic District   c. early 20th century  6 Bogue-Herrell House  Cullman c. 1875  7 Burkart-Wilson Home  Hanceville 1949  8 Carothers-Brown-Warren House (Perry Warren House)  Cullman c. 1887  9 Christ Lutheran Church  Cullman 1924  10 Corbin Farmstead  Joppa 1894  11 Crane Hill Masonic Lodge #554  Crane Hill 1904 NRHP 12 Cottingham-Benson House  Cullman c. 1905  13 Cullman Ice Factory  Cullman c. 1894  14 Colonel John G. Cullman Home  Cullman c. 1870  15 Deep South Creamery  Cullman c. 1900  16 John B. Deerr House  Cullman 1938  17 Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church/Burkart Memorial Hall  Hanceville 1885–1886  18 First United Methodist Church  Cullman c. 1924  19 Fuller-St. John-Edwards House  Cullman c. 1914  20 Garden City School  Garden City 1898  21 Green-Owens House  Cullman 1913–1914 NRHP 22 Green-Jennings House (Destroyed by fire)  Cullman c. 1890–1893  23 Guthrie–Holden Farm  Joppa c. 1938  24 Hancock House  Cullman vicinity 1898  25 Heitmueller Farm  Vinemont 1873  26 Joppa Collegiate Normal Institute (Reconstructed 2001)  Joppa c. 1900–1918  27 Kleibacher-Wachter House  Cullman 1909  28 Logan Jr. High School  Logan 1943  29 Mace Thomas Payne Brindley Cemetery  Simcoe vicinity Earliest 1853  30 McDonald House  Cullman c. 1890  31 Mullins-Young-Rigsby House  Cullman 1911–12  32 Old Wagner Studio  Cullman 1903  33 Parker-Hutchens House  Cullman c. 1877  34 Peinhardt Farm  Cullman 1933  35 Potato House  Hanceville c. 1900  36 Rambow-Abt House  Cullman c. 1907  37 Sacred Heart Catholic Church  Cullman c. 1900  38 Saint John's United Church  Cullman c. 1924  39 Sandlin Chapel  Bremen c. 1882  40 Shady Grove Methodist Church  Logan vicinity 1892–1893 NRHP 41 Sparks-Kinney-Hartwig House  Cullman c. 1903  42 Issac Speegle Farmstead  Guthery Crossroads c. 1910  43 Steindorff-Glasscock House  Cullman c. 1899–1900  44 Stiefelmeyer-Allred House  Cullman c. 1886  45 Stiefelmeyer Home (demolished)  Cullman c. 1880  46 Stiefelmeyer's, Inc.  Cullman 1892 NRHP 47 Vogel-Peinhardt House  Cullman c. 1929  48 Wagner-Abbott House  Cullman 1889  49 Weiss House  Cullman c. 1873
Dale County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Joseph E. Acker House  Ozark c. 1920  2 Ariton Universalist Church  Ariton c. 1913  3 Clopton United Methodist Church and Cemetery  Clopton 1924  4 Eagle Stadium  Ozark c. 1946  5 Kolb-Chesser Home (Leonidas William Kolb House)  Ozark c. 1908  6 Mack M. Matthews School (Pinckard Colored School; South Dale Jr. High School)   c. 1961  7 Ozark Racetrack  Ozark c. 1893–1908  8 Pleasant Grove Primitive Baptist Church  Ozark c. 1841  9 D. A. Smith High School  Ozark c. 1952  10 Spring Hill Methodist Church  Ozark vicinity c. 1876  11 Veterans Memorial Bridge  Pea River c. 1921
Dallas County   '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''''''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Alabama Baptist Normal and Theological School  Selma c. 1878–1948  2 Bailey-Mayo Store  Pleasant Hill   3 Bakke Hall and the Dormitory, Alabama Lutheran Academy  Selma c. 1928  4 Beloit Industrial Institute (Dallas County Training School)  Beloit 1929–30  5 Belvoir (Saffold Plantation)  Pleasant Hill 1845-1855  6 Belvoir Superintendent's House  Pleasant Hill   7 Boguechitto Institute  Marion Junction c. 1955  8 Boynton Residence  Selma c. 1935  9 J.R. Bragg House  Pleasant Hill   10 Brown Chapel A.M.E. Church  Selma c. 1906 NHL 11 Browning House  Pleasant Hill   12 Burwell–Dinkins–Anderson House  Selma c. 1889  13 Butler-Rives House  Pleasant Hill   14 Campsite I-David Hall Complex  Selma c. 1940; 1965  15 Cedar Acres (Maxwell-Carter House)  Pleasant Hill   16 Cedar Creek Bridge  Pleasant Hill   17 Civil War Underwater Site (no public access)  Alabama River c. 1861–1865  18 Clark Elementary School  Selma c. 1956  19 Clinton Chapel AME Zion Church  Selma c. 1975  20 Craig–Wilson House (Mooreland)  Selma c. 1840–1890  21 Dunaway Meyer House  Orrville 1895  22 East End Elementary School  Selma 1962  23 Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church  Selma c. 1974  24 Eden  Richmond vicinity c. 1840  25 Everdale Baptist Church  Burnsville 1925  26 Fuller Home (The Homestead)  Selma c. 1898–1913  27 Girl Scout Hut  Selma c. 1929  28 Good Hope Baptist Church (demolished c. 2005)  Browns 1905  29 Green Street Baptist Church  Selma 1892  30 Green Underwood House  Pleasant Hill c. 1845  31 W. C. Harrell Store (demolished prior to 1997)  Pleasant Hill   32 House at 601 Washington Street  (Plattenburg-Kirkpatrick House)  Selma 1855 NRHP 33 Howorth Home  Selma 1928 NRHP 34 Hurricane Creek Bridge  Pleasant Hill   35 Jackson Home  Selma c. 1910  36 Kenan's Mill  Selma vicinity c. 1835  37 Martin Luther King Jr. Street Church of God  Selma c. 1900  38 Frank Lewis House  Pleasant Hill   39 Little Canaan Primitive Baptist Church  Selma c. 1933  40 Live Oak Cemetery  Selma 1828-1963  41 Louretta Johnson Carter House  Selma c. 1930  42 Magnolias (Crumpton House)  Pleasant Hill c. 1852  43 Maxwell-Fail House  Pleasant Hill   44 McMillan-Oxford Home  Orrville vicinity c. 1858  45 Morning Star Baptist Church  Selma c. 1968  46 Mount Zion Primitive Baptist Church  Selma c. 1912  47 Northern Heights Presbyterian Church  Selma c. 1960  48 Old Methodist Church (demolished c. 2006-2011)  Pleasant Hill   49 Plattenburg-Kirkpatrick House  Selma 1842 NRHP 50 Pleasant Hill Baptist Church  Pleasant Hill   51 Pleasant Hill Presbyterian Church  Pleasant Hill 1851–1852 NRHP 52 Pollard–Brown House  Selma c. 1890  53 Pope-Givhan House  Safford c. 1830s  54 Prosperity CME Church  Orrville vicinity 1913  55 Providence School  Orrville c. 1920  56 R.B. Hudson High School  Selma c. 1949  57 Dr. F. D. Reece House  Selma 1870s  58 Saffold-Middleton-Moore House  Pleasant Hill   59 Safford Community House  Safford c. 1917  60 Saint Paul CME Church  Selma c. 1891  61 Second Baptist Church  Selma c. 1976  62 Sinclair-Harrell House  Pleasant Hill   63 Stoutenborough Hall (Anthony Stoutenborough House)  Richmond vicinity c. 1850  64 Street Manual Training School  Richmond vicinity 1904–1947 NRHP 65 Tabernacle Baptist Church  Selma 1922 NRHP 66 Ulmer House  Pleasant Hill   67 United Methodist Children's Home (Selma Military Institute)  Selma c. 1906  68 Vasser-Ellis House (demolished)  Pleasant Hill   69 Ward Chapel AME Church  Selma 1949  70 Warren Family Home  Selma c. 1950  71 Watson House  Orrville c. 1915  72 West Trinity Missionary Baptist Church  Selma c. 1953  73 George and Jewell Wilson Building (demolished)  Selma
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 (DeKalb–Jackson)*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