Properties on the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage by county (Madison–Perry)
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 Madison County through Perry 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__+Madison – Marengo – Marion – Marshall – Mobile – Monroe – Montgomery – Morgan – Perry – See also – References
Madison County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Alabama A&M University Historic District   Normal 1911  NRHP 2 Allison-Hewlett House  Huntsville c. 1823   3 Camp Monte Sano Archaeological Site  Huntsville 1888–98   4 Dr. James L. Carpenter Home  New Hope 1936   5 Constitution Hall Park  Huntsville 1819   6 Ditto's Landing  Huntsville c. 1807   7 East Hall (Oakwood Sanitarium)  Huntsville 1909   8 Fairview  Huntsville c. 1868    9 Ford-Countess House  Huntsville c. 1820s NRHP 10 Gurley Cumberland Presbyterian Church  Gurley 1912   11 Gurley Historic District  Gurley   NRHP 12 House/Hinds Cemetery  Huntsville 1809–11   13 Jordan–Moore–Kelly House  Huntsville c. 1828   14 Jude-Crutcher House  Huntsville 1812   NRHP 15 Laura's View Train Station Archaeological Site  Huntsville 1889   16 Lee Mansion (Moved to current site in 1975)  Madison c. 1818, 1840   17 Leech-Hauer House  Huntsville c. 1830 NRHP 18 Lewis-Powell House  Madison c. 1873   19 Madison County Poorhouse Cemetery  New Market    20 McCrary House  Huntsville vicinity Prior to 1830, 1870 NRHP 21 Memphis and Charleston Railroad Freight Depot  Huntsville c. 1856   22 Monte Sano Elementary School  Huntsville 1958–59   23 Monte Sano State Park  Huntsville 1930s   24 Moore-Jordan-Busbin Mansion (Flint River Place)  Huntsville Late 1840s  NRHP 25 New Hope High School (Demolished)  New Hope 1920, 1936   26 New Market Historic District  New Market 1850–1940  NRHP 27 Otey House  Meridianville c. 1850  NRHP 28 Owens Cross Roads Church of Christ (Demolished)  Owens Cross Roads 1933    29 Phelps-Jones House  Huntsville Early 1820s  NRHP 30 Pioneer log cabin  Owens Cross Roads vicinity Early 19th century   31 Poplar Ridge School  New Hope 1858   32 William LaFayette Quick House  New Market Early 20th century   33 Robert P. Cain Mercantile  Madison c. 1859   34 Schrimsher Farm/Sunrise Terrace Subdivision  Huntsville 1950    35 Simmons House  Huntsville c. 1850   36 Steamboat Gothic House  Huntsville 1890   37 Steger-Nance House (Dr. Howard Place)  Huntsville c. 1854  NRHP 38 Temple B'nai Sholom  Huntsville 1898  NRHP 39 Union Chapel, Campus of University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH)  Huntsville c. 1835   40 Viduta Historic District  Huntsville 1830–1930    41 Warden's Residence, Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge  Triana 1941 NRHP 42 William Hooper Councill High School  Huntsville 1927–53
Marengo County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Altwood  Faunsdale c. 1836 NRHP 2 Ashe Cottage (Ely House)  Demopolis 1832 NRHP 3 Askew House (Beechwood)  Linden vicinity   4 Bethel Baptist Church  McKinley c. 1840   5 Bolton-Agee House  Demopolis Mid-1840s  6 Dayton "Town Hall" (Boddie Law Office)  Dayton c. 1858  7 First United Methodist Church  Demopolis 1895–97  8 Marengo County High School  Thomaston 1909  9 Morning Star Baptist Church  Demopolis   10 Putnam School  Putnam 1926  11 Robertson Banking Company  Demopolis Early 20th century  12 Rosenbush Furniture Company  Demopolis c. 1895  13 Bert & Mary Rosenbush House  Demopolis 1952–1954  14 St. Leo's Catholic Church  Demopolis 1905   15 St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church  Gallion c. 1913  16 Spight-Davis House  Demopolis 1854  17 Victorian House (Dr. Cock's Office)  Demopolis c. 1890  18 Victorian House (Parr House)  Demopolis c. 1890  19 Victorian House (Shelby's Boarding House)  Demopolis c. 1890  20 Welch-George House  Demopolis c. 1882
Marion County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Ada Hannah School   c. 1965  2 Dickinson's Store  Brilliant 1907  3 Ernest Baxter Fite House and Law Office  Hamilton  NRHP 4 Hamilton House  Hamilton 1875  5 R. W. Harris & Son General Merchandise Store and Warehouse  Winfield 1911  6 Hillcrest  Winfield c. 1921–22  7 Johnson Rural Medical Museum  Hamilton c. 1902  8 Pastime Theatre  Winfield c. 1937  9 Judge Terrell House  Pikeville c. 1820s  10 Winfield Bank  Winfield 1961
Marshall County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Albertville High School  Albertville 1912  2 Boaz Elementary School  Boaz 1924  3 Christ Episcopal Church  Albertville 1882  4 Claysville School  Guntersville 1928  5 East Main Street Historic District  Albertville   6 Episcopal Church of the Epiphany  (Moved to Boaz)  Guntersville 1917  7 First Baptist Church and Cemetery  Boaz 1922–23   8 First National Bank  Guntersville   9 First Presbyterian Church  Guntersville 1911  10 Colonel Montgomery Gilbreath House  Guntersville c. 1843  11 Guntersville Depot  Guntersville 1892  12 Harbor Master Building at City Boat Docks  Guntersville Mid-1950s  13 A.R. Hooper House (Lake Guntersville Bed & Breakfast)  Guntersville   14 Hotel Thompson (Burned 1989, formerly listed on NRHP)  Arab 1890, 1936  15 Methodist Episcopal Church  Boaz 1917  16 Howard Powell Estate  Guntersville c. 1890  17 Snead Junior College  Boaz 1920–42 NRHP 18 Snellgrove Homestead  Boaz 1900 NRHP 19 Spanish House (Carter House)  Guntersville 1928
Mobile County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Alexander House (Destroyed)  Mobile 1853   2 Bankhead Tunnel  Mobile 1938  3 Battleship Alabama Memorial Park  Mobile 1965  2 NHL's 4 Bellingrath Gardens and Home  Theodore vicinity 1927, 1935 NRHP 5 Chunchula School  Chunchula   6 Citronelle Depot  Citronelle 1902, 1917  7 Coden Post Office  Coden   8 Creola Station  Creola 1905  9 Dawes-Theodore School  Theodore 1911  10 Faith-Brown House  Mobile 1878  11 Fowl River Community House  Theodore c. 1939  12 Ella Grant School (House of Hope Inc)  Prichard 1923  13 Gulf City Paper Company Site   north of Mobile on U.S. 45 1867–78  14 Kimball-McMillan-Yarborough House  Mobile c. 1855  15 Kirk House  Axis 1914  16 Loper-Young House  Chickasaw 1919  17 Manley-Ruther House  Chickasaw 1919  18 Alfred Sidney McDonald House  Chickasaw   19 Nan Grey Davis House  Theodore c. 1921  20 Rabby House  Coden   21 Rosa A. Lott School (Citronelle Consolidated School)  Citronelle c. 1948  22 St. Thomas Episcopal Church  Citronelle 1895  23 Satsuma School  Satsuma 1936  24 Semmes School  Semmes 1902  25 Smith-Goolsby House  Chickasaw 1919  26 Jay W. Stack House  Mobile 1926  27 State Street AME Zion Church  Mobile 1854 NRHP 28 Steam Locomotive 1527  Mobile 1926  29 Stone Street Baptist Church  Mobile 1909, 1931 NRHP 30 Whistler Historic District  Prichard Early 20th century
Monroe County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Bethany Baptist Church and Cemetery  Burnt Corn 1874  2 Concord Baptist Church  Buena Vista 1904–05  3 Dennis House  Monroeville 1905  4 First National Bank of Monroeville (Elbrecht Building)  Monroeville   5 Hendrix-Morgan Home  Mexia c. 1904  6 C. L. Hybart House  Monroeville c. 1926  7 Indian Springs Baptist Church and Cemetery  McWilliams vicinity 1825  8 McDuffie Place  Franklin vicinity c. 1860–90  9 Monroe County Public Library  Monroeville c. 1938  10 New Hope Baptist Church and Cemetery  Beatrice c. 1855 NRHP 11 Old Scotland Presbyterian Church  Tunnel Springs vicinity 1837  12 Perdue Hill Masonic Lodge  Perdue Hill 1819  13 Calvin J. Rhodes House  Excel vicinity c. 1890  14 Rikard's Mill (Reconstructed 1993–94)  Beatrice 1935  15 Turnbull House  Beatrice c. 1838  16 Village of Buena Vista  Buena Vista Early 19th century  17 Watkins House  Burnt Corn vicinity c. 1830
Montgomery County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Abner McGehee Burying Ground  Hope Hull 1827–1935  2 Alabama War Memorial  Montgomery 1968  3 Alabama State University Historic District  Montgomery 1916–45 NRHP 4 Aurelia Eliscera Shines Browder House  Montgomery 1920  5 J. M. Barnes House  Montgomery 1898  6 Belser-Marshall House  Mt. Meigs c. 1840  7 Bethel Cemetery  Pintlala 1843–1962  8 Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Church & Cemetery  Lapine c. 1932  9 Margaret Booth School for Girls (Montgomery Fellowship House for Men)  Montgomery 1880s NRHP 10 Brame-Cody-Neal House  Montgomery 1836 NRHP 11 Brantwood Children's Home  Montgomery c. 1928  12 Cecil Rosenwald School  Cecil vicinity c. 1923  13 Centennial Hill Historic District  Montgomery   14 Church of The Good Shepherd  Montgomery   15 Clay Street Baptist Church  Montgomery 1956  16 Cleveland Court Apartments 620–638  Montgomery 1943 NRHP 17 Cole-Samford House  Montgomery c. 1915  18 Claudette Colvin House  Montgomery 1940  19 Community House (Jackson-Community House)  Montgomery 1853 NRHP 20 Cottage Hill Historic District  Montgomery Late 19th– Early 20th century NRHP 21 Cradle of the Confederacy Railroad Museum (Louisville & Nashville Baggage Car No. 1456 at Montgomery Union Station)  Montgomery 1926–74   22 Davis Theater for the Performing Arts  Montgomery 1929  23 Day Street Baptist Church  Montgomery 1882  24 Department of Public Safety Headquarters and Museum  Montgomery 1937  25 Ebenezer Primitive Baptist Church and Cemetery  Ramer c. 1836  26 Electric Street Car at Montgomery Union Station  Montgomery 1886  27 Executive House (Charles S. Conley Law Office)  Montgomery c. 1945  28 First Baptist Church  Montgomery 1910–15  29 First White House of the Confederacy  Montgomery 1832–35 NRHP 30 Frazier Hill  Montgomery c. 1830  31 General Richard Montgomery Riverboat  Montgomery 1974–76  32 Georgia Washington School  Mt. Meigs 1950s  33 Grace Episcopal Church  Mt. Meigs 1892–93 NRHP 34 Grady School (South Montgomery County Academy)  Grady c. 1927  35 Gunter House  Ramer c. 1830s  36 Highland Avenue School  Montgomery 1903  37 Holt Street Baptist Church  Montgomery   38 Kilby Hall at Alabama State University  Montgomery 1922  39 Lincoln Cemetery  Montgomery 1907  40 Little House  Montgomery c. 1890  41 Brake and Edna Lucas House  Mt. Meigs vicinity c. 1900  42 Lucas House  Mt. Meigs 1826  43 Madison Park School  Montgomery c. 1955  44 Marks House  Pike Road 1825–30  45 McIntyre-Napier House  Ramer 1941–56  46 Metcalf-Crommelin-Wood House (World Heritage Museum)  Montgomery 1890s  47 Marshall J. Moore House  Montgomery 1900  48 Mount Zion AME Zion Church  Montgomery 1899 NRHP 49 Noble-Adair-Roper House (Noble Hill)  Montgomery c. 1881  50 Old Selma Farm  Montgomery 1942  51 Old Ship African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church  Montgomery 1834 NRHP 52 Pintlala School  Pintlala   53 Providence Presbyterian Church  Le Grand 1854, 1895  54 Ramer Baptist Church (Old Ramer Baptist Church/Ramer Masonic Lodge #243)  Ramer    55 Red's Little School House  Grady 1910, 1985  56 Riverview  Montgomery vicinity 1870s–1880s  57 Rose Hill  Mt. Meigs 1918  58 Sidney Lanier High School  Montgomery 1928–29  59 Stone-Young Plantation (Magnolia)  Montgomery 1852 NRHP 60 Tabernacle Methodist Church  Pintlala c. 1893  61 Tankersley Rosenwald School  Hope Hull c. 1922 NRHP 62 Tharin Hall  Snowdoun c. 1880  63 Thorington-Arrington-Campbell House  Montgomery 1914  64 F. J. Tillison House (The Teacher's Home)  Ramer 1900  65 Charlie and Lucille Times House  Montgomery c. 1939  66 Tulane-Simmons House  Montgomery c. 1921  67 Union Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church  Montgomery c. 1962  68 West Boylston Manufacturing Company Textile Mill and Mill Village  Montgomery c. 1927–28  69 Western Railway of Alabama Car Shops and Engine Terminal Historic District  Montgomery 1898–1920s  70 Hank Williams Grave at Oakwood Cemetery Annex  Montgomery 1954  71 Willow Glen  Grady 1872  72 Winter Place  Montgomery c. 1850, c. 1870 NRHP 73 Wright Brothers Flying School Site (Wright Brothers Hangar) at Maxwell Air Force Base  Montgomery 1910  74 647 Clinton Street  Montgomery 1946–48
Morgan County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Barta Log Cabin (John Y. Ferguson Log Dwelling)  Hartselle vicinity   2 Bethel Road Historic District  Hartselle Early 20th century  3 Carver School  Decatur c. 1928  4 Confederate Memorial Monument on the Morgan County Courthouse lawn  Decatur 1922  5 Cotaco Opera House (Masonic Lodge)  Decatur 1890  6 Crabb–Key House  Hartselle c. 1830  7 Dancy-Polk House  Decatur 1829 NRHP 8 East Main Street  Hartselle Early 20th century  9 First Missionary Baptist Church  Decatur 1919  10 Forest Home  Trinity vicinity 1857–59 NRHP 11 Garner Memorial CME Church  Decatur c. 1945  12 Hartselle Depot  Hartselle 1915  13 Hartselle Elementary School (F. E. Burleson Elementary School)  Hartselle 1916  14 Hartselle Tabernacle  Hartselle 1897  15 L & N Freight Depot  Hartselle 1915  16 Morrow Cemetery  Somerville vicinity Rev. War era  17 William Murphey House  Trinity vicinity c. 1830 NRHP 18 Old Cotaco White House  Somerville c. 1818  19 Old Decatur Courthouse Site  Decatur 1926  20 Old Morgan County High School  Hartselle 1909  21 Price-Wooten Home (Springwood)  Priceville 1856  22 Princess Theater (In the Albany Heritage Neighborhood Historic District)  Decatur 1887  23 R. W. Puckett House  Hartselle c. 1896  24 Ratliff–Lyle House  Priceville 1847–1870s  25 Roberts Duplex  Hartselle 1935  26 Robinson Farmhouse  Priceville c. 1924  27 Southern L&N Railroad Merchant Shops (Demolished )  Decatur Late 19th century  28 U. S. Post Office (Hartselle Utilities Building)  Hartselle 1939  29 Wayman Chapel AME Church  Decatur c. 1907  30 Westview Plantation  Decatur vicinity 1841 NRHP 31 Rev. John Paul Mose Woodall House  Hartselle c. 1896
Perry County  '''Site name''''''Date listed''''''City or Town''''''Built or Established''' '''NRHP/NHL''' 1 Brand-Moore-Holmes House (Holmestead)  Marion vicinity c. 1830 NRHP 2 Carlisle Hall (Kenworthy Hall)  Marion vicinity 1858–61 NHL 3 Cocke House May 1980 Marion Early 1830s  4 Fairhope Plantation  Uniontown vicinity 1857–61 NRHP 5 Fikes Ferry Bridge  Marion vicinity 1904  6 Fiquet-Perkins-Sturdivant-Moore House  Marion 1850s  7 Lincoln High School Gymnasium  Marion 1963  8 Lockett-Martin House (Napoleon Lockett House)  Marion Early 1840s  9 Ocmulgee Baptist Church  Selma vicinity 1834  10 Phillips Memorial Auditorium  Marion 1938–39 NRHP 11 Uniontown Post Office  Uniontown Before 1861  12 Zion United Methodist Church  Marion
See also *National Register of Historic Places listings in Alabama*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 (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 (Pickens–Winston)
References
External links * Alabama Historical Commission