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This is a list of buildings, sites, districts, and objects listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Alabama.
Numbers of properties and districtsThere are approximately 1,200 properties and districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Alabama. The numbers of properties and districts in Alabama or in any of its 67 counties are not directly reported by the National Register. Following are tallies of current listings from lists of the specific properties and districts.[1]
Autauga County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=99000150 |type=NRHP |article=Bell House (Prattville, Alabama) |name=Bell House |address=550 Upper Kingston Rd. |city=Prattville |county=Autauga County, Alabama |date=1999-02-12 |image=Bell House Prattville March 2010 01.jpg |lat=32.471389 |lon=-86.477778 |description=Queen Anne style house built in 1893 |commonscat=Bell House (Prattville, Alabama) }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=84000596 |type=HD |article=Daniel Pratt Historic District |name=Daniel Pratt Historic District |address=Roughly bounded by Northington Rd. and 1st, 6th, Bridge, and Court Sts. |city=Prattville |county=Autauga County, Alabama |date=1984-08-30 |image=Downtown Prattville March 2010 01.jpg |lat=32.461389 |lon=-86.472222 |description= |commonscat=Daniel Pratt Historic District }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=97000651 |type=NRHP |article=Lassiter House (Autaugaville, Alabama) |name=Lassiter House |address=County Road 15, 0.5 miles north of its junction with State Route 14 |city=Autaugaville |county=Autauga County, Alabama |date=1997-07-17 |image=Lassiter House 02.JPG |lat=32.472222 |lon=-86.805 |description=An I-house from 1825 |commonscat=Lassiter House (Autauga County, Alabama) }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=74000396 |type=NRHP |article=Montgomery–Janes–Whittaker House |name=Montgomery-Janes-Whittaker House |address=South of Prattville off State Route 14 |city=Prattville |county=Autauga County, Alabama |date=1974-10-25 |image=Buena Vista Prattville March 2010 02.jpg |lat=32.424444 |lon=-86.451944 |description= |commonscat=Montgomery-Janes-Whittaker House }}{{NRHP row |pos=5 |refnum=01001296 |type=NRHP |article=Mount Sinai School |name=Mount Sinai School |address=1820 County Road 57 |city=Prattville |county=Autauga County, Alabama |date=2001-11-29 |image=Mount Sinai School Autauga County July 2011 1.jpg |lat=32.550278 |lon=-86.545278 |description= |commonscat=Mount Sinai School }} |} Baldwin County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Baldwin County, Alabama}}Barbour County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Barbour County, Alabama}}Bibb County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=99000464 |type=NRHP |article=Blocton Italian Catholic Cemetery |name=Blocton Italian Catholic Cemetery |address=Primitive Ridge Rd. |city=West Blocton |county=Bibb County, Alabama |date=1999-04-22 |image=Blocton Italian Catholic Cemetery 19.JPG |lat=33.112778 |lon=-87.113611 |description= |commonscat=Blocton Italian Catholic Cemetery }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=74000401 |type=HD |article=Brierfield Furnace |name=Brierfield Furnace |address=West of Brierfield |city=Brierfield |county=Bibb County, Alabama |date=1974-11-20 |image=Brierfield Furnace.jpg |lat=33.044722 |lon=-86.929167 |description= |commonscat=Brierfield Furnace }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=78000482 |type=HD |article=Centreville Historic District (Centreville, Alabama) |name=Centreville Historic District |address=Walnut St., East and West Court Sq. |city=Centreville |county=Bibb County, Alabama |date=1978-10-19 |image=Bibb County, Alabama courthouse.jpg |lat=32.944722 |lon=-87.136944 |description= |commonscat=Centreville Historic District (Centreville, Alabama) }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=87001552 |type=NRHP |article=Davidson–Smitherman House |name=Davidson-Smitherman House |address=167 3rd Ave. |city=Centreville |county=Bibb County, Alabama |date=1988-01-06 |image=Davidson-Smitherman House in Centreville.jpg |lat=32.942778 |lon=-87.133611 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=5 |refnum=92000626 |type=HD |article=Sarah Amanda Trott McKinney House |name=Sarah Amanda Trott McKinney House |address=State Route 25 between Montevallo and Centreville |city=Sixmile |county=Bibb County, Alabama |date=1992-05-29 |image= |lat=33.006944 |lon=-87.005 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=6 |refnum=73000331 |type=NRHP |article=Montebrier |name=Montebrier |address=North of Brierfield on Mahan Creek |city=Brierfield |county=Bibb County, Alabama |date=1973-04-02 |image=Gate at Montebrier.jpg |lat=33.042222 |lon=-86.903056 |description= }} |} Blount County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=81000125 |type=NRHP |article=Easley Covered Bridge |name=Easley Covered Bridge |address=Spans Dub Branch |city=Oneonta |county=Blount County, Alabama |date=1981-08-20 |image=EasleyCB.jpg |lat=33.970833 |lon=-86.518333 |description= |commonscat=Easley Covered Bridge }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=00000143 |type=NRHP |article=Robert G. Griffith Sr. House |name=Robert G. Griffith Sr. House |address=1204 County Road 25 |city=Summit |county=Blount County, Alabama |date=2000-03-14 |image=Robert G. Griffith Sr. House April 2015.jpg |lat=34.210556 |lon=-86.477222 |description= |commonscat=Robert G. Griffith Sr. House }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=70000099 |type=NRHP |article=Horton Mill Covered Bridge |name=Horton Mill Covered Bridge |address=5 miles (8 km) north of Oneonta on Route 3 |city=Oneonta |county=Blount County, Alabama |date=1970-12-29 |image=HortonMillCB.jpg |lat=34.016111 |lon=-86.448611 |description= |commonscat=Horton Mill Covered Bridge }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=81000124 |type=NRHP |article=Nectar Covered Bridge |name=Nectar Covered Bridge |address=8 miles southwest of Nectar |city=Nectar |county=Blount County, Alabama |date=1981-08-20 |image=Nectar Bridge.jpg |lat=33.956111 |lon=-86.626111 |description=Bridge burned down on June 13, 1993.[4] }}{{NRHP row |pos=5 |refnum=81000123 |type=NRHP |article=Swann Covered Bridge |name=Swann Covered Bridge |address=West of Cleveland |city=Cleveland |county=Blount County, Alabama |date=1981-08-20 |image=SwannCB.jpg |lat=33.997222 |lon=-86.601667 |description= |commonscat=Swann Covered Bridge }} |} Bullock County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=76000312 |type=HD |article=Bullock County Courthouse Historic District |name=Bullock County Courthouse Historic District |address=N. Prairie St. |city=Union Springs |county=Bullock County, Alabama |date=1976-10-08 |image=Bullock County Courthouse.jpg |lat=32.145278 |lon=-85.716389 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=98001021 |type=NRHP |article=Foster House (Union Springs, Alabama) |name=Foster House |address=201 Kennon St. |city=Union Springs |county=Bullock County, Alabama |date=1998-08-14 |image=Mrs. Hugh Foster House, 201 Kennon Street, Union Springs (Bullock County, Alabama).jpg |lat=32.144722 |lon=-85.721389 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=98000110 |type=NRHP |article=Merritt School |name=Merritt School |address=Old Troy Rd., 0.5 miles south of U.S. Route 82 |city=Midway |county=Bullock County Alabama |date=1998-02-20 |image=Merritt Rosenwald School Midway Alabama.JPG |lat=32.074722 |lon=-85.534167 |description=The Old Merritt School is a Rosenwald School that was built in 1922. |commonscat=Old Merritt School }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=01001299 |type=NRHP |article=Sardis Baptist Church (Union Springs, Alabama) |name=Sardis Baptist Church |address=State Route 223S at its junction with County Road 22 |city=Union Springs |county=Bullock County, Alabama |date=2001-11-29 |image=Sardis Baptist Church Union Springs Alabama.JPG |lat=32.088333 |lon=-85.762222 |description=The Sardis Baptist Church was founded on June 10, 1837. The present building was erected in 1850. |commonscat=Sardis Baptist Church (Union Springs, Alabama) }} |} Butler County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Butler County, Alabama}}Calhoun County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Calhoun County, Alabama}}Chambers County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=100001875 |type=NRHP |article=Bethlehem Baptist Church (Valley, Alabama) |name=Bethlehem Baptist Church |address=S corner of River & White's Mill Rds. |city=Valley |county=Chambers County, Alabama |date=2017-12-07 |image= |lat=32.789132 |lon=-85.176215 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=80000682 |type=HD |article=Chambers County Courthouse Square Historic District |name=Chambers County Courthouse Square Historic District |address=Roughly bounded by Alabama and 2nd Aves. and 1st St. |city=La Fayette |county=Chambers County, Alabama |date=1980-03-27 |image=Chambers County, AL Courthouse (NRHP).JPG |lat=32.899444 |lon=-85.400833 |description= |commonscat=Chambers County Courthouse Square Historic District }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=82002001 |type=NRHP |article=County Line Baptist Church |name=County Line Baptist Church |address=East of Dudleyville |city=Dudleyville |county=Chambers County, Alabama |date=1982-08-19 |image=County Line Baptist Church Dudleyville Alabama.JPG |lat=32.917778 |lon=-85.589722 |description=Erected c. 1890 |commonscat=County Line Baptist Church }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=99001177 |type=HD |article=Fairfax Historic District |name=Fairfax Historic District |address=Roughly bounded by River Rd., Spring St., Lanier St., Denson St., Combs St., and Cussetta Rd. |city=Valley |county=Chambers County, Alabama |date=1999-09-24 |image=Fairfax Historic District; Valley, AL.JPG |lat=32.793056 |lon=-85.180833 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=5 |refnum=99001299 |type=HD |article=Langdale Historic District |name=Langdale Historic District |address=Roughly bounded by 65th St., 20th Ave., 61st, 58th, and 55th Sts., 16th Ave., and the Chattahoochee River |city=Valley |county=Chambers County, Alabama |date=1999-11-12 |image=Langdale Mill; Langdale Historic District; Valley, Alabama.JPG |lat=32.811944 |lon=-85.170278 |description= |commonscat=Langdale Historic District }}{{NRHP row |pos=6 |refnum=01001297 |type=NRHP |article=New Hope Rosenwald School |name=New Hope Rosenwald School |address=2.25 miles southeast of U.S. Route 431 on County Road 267 |city=Fredonia |county=Chambers County, Alabama |date=2001-11-29 |image=New Hope Rosenwald School Fredonia Alabama.JPG |lat=32.943333 |lon=-85.285556 |description= |commonscat=New Hope Rosenwald School }}{{NRHP row |pos=7 |refnum=74000402 |type=NRHP |article=Ernest McCarty Oliver House |name=Ernest McCarty Oliver House |address=LaFayette St., N./U.S. Route 431 |city=La Fayette |county=Chambers County, Alabama |date=1974-01-21 |image=Ernest McCarty Oliver House LaFayette Alabama.JPG |lat=32.936111 |lon=-85.397778 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=8 |refnum=99001300 |type=HD |article=Riverview Historic District (Valley, Alabama) |name=Riverview Historic District |address=Roughly bounded by School and G.I. Sts., the Chattahoochee River, and along California St. |city=River View |county=Chambers County, Alabama |date=1999-11-12 |image=Riverdale Mill; Riverview Historic District.JPG |lat=32.787222 |lon=-85.145833 |description= |commonscat=Riverview Historic District (Valley, Alabama) }}{{NRHP row |pos=9 |refnum=99001176 |type=HD |article=Shawmut Historic District |name=Shawmut Historic District |address=Roughly bounded by 25th Boulevard, 29th Boulevard, 20th Ave., 35th St., and 38th Boulevard |city=Valley |county=Chambers County, Alabama |date=1999-09-24 |image=Shawmut Historic District; Valley, Alabama.JPG |lat=32.840278 |lon=-85.183333 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=10 |refnum=08000434 |type=NRHP |article=Vines Funeral Home and Ambulance Service |name=Vines Funeral Home and Ambulance Service |address=211 B St. SW. |city=La Fayette |county=Chambers County, Alabama |date=2008-10-15 |image=Vines Funeral Home and Ambulance Service Lafayette, Alabama.JPG |lat=32.891667 |lon=-85.403889 |description= }} |} Cherokee County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=72000158 |type=NRHP |article=Cornwall Furnace (Cedar Bluff, Alabama) |name=Cornwall Furnace |address=2 miles (3.2 km) north of Cedar Bluff |city=Cedar Bluff |county=Cherokee County, Alabama |date=1972-09-27 |image=Cornwall Furnace (Cedar Bluff, Alabama).JPG |lat=34.24688 |lon=-85.58848 |description= |commonscat=Cornwall Furnace }} |} Chilton County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=04000557 |type=HD |article=Chilton County Airport |name=Gragg Field Historic District |address=700 Airport Rd. |city=Clanton |county=Chilton County, Alabama |date=2004-06-02 |image=Gragg Field historic hangars July 2011 2.jpg |lat=32.849167 |lon=-86.609722 |description=Constructed in 1937 as part of the New Deal's Works Progress Administration. In 1948, the airport acquired a hangar once used to house the planes of the famous "Tuskegee Airmen" of the United States Army Air Corps in World War II. }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=76002238 |type=HD |article=Verbena, Alabama |name=Verbena |address=U.S. Route 31 |city=Verbena |county=Chilton County, Alabama |date=1976-01-19 |image=Hornady House Verbena July 2011 1.jpg |lat=32.753611 |lon=-86.510556 |description=Used by Montgomery socialites in the 1870s (including poet, Sidney Lanier, of Baltimore) as a summer safe haven from outbreaks of yellow fever. They brought with them the money required to build the elaborate homes still present today in the town of Verbena. |commonscat=Verbena, Alabama }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=87001849 |type=HD |article=Walker–Klinner Farm |name=Walker-Klinner Farm |address=3.5 miles east of Maplesville on State Route 22 |city=Maplesville |county=Chilton County, Alabama |date=1987-10-15 |image=Walker-Klinner Farm Feb 2012 01.jpg |lat=32.8025 |lon=-86.806944 |description=Built by the Walker family in 1890, this two-story Eastlake-style home is at the center of a historic {{convert|1600|acre|sing=on}} farm that was established during the 1850s. The property is currently owned by the Klinner family. |commonscat=Walker-Klinner Farm }} |} Choctaw County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=86000995 |type=NRHP |article=Mount Sterling Methodist Church |name=Mount Sterling Methodist Church |address=Near the junction of County Roads 27 and 43 |city=Mount Sterling |county=Choctaw County, Alabama |date=1986-05-08 |image=Mount_Sterling_Methodist_Church_at_Mt._Sterling,_AL.jpg |lat=32.091111 |lon=-88.163611 |description= }} |} Clarke County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Clarke County, Alabama}}Clay County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=73000334 |type=NRHP |article=Hugo Black House |name=Hugo Black House |address=S. 2nd St., E. (State Route 77) |city=Ashland |county=Clay County, Alabama |date=1973-10-09 |image= |lat=33.262222 |lon=-85.833333 |description="It was torn down many, many years ago after it had become a dilapidated structure." Donna J. Bennett Asst. City Clerk City of Ashland }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=76000316 |type=NRHP |article=Clay County Courthouse (Alabama) |name=Clay County Courthouse |address=Courthouse Sq. |city=Ashland |county=Clay County, Alabama |date=1976-11-21 |image=Clay County AL Courthouse small.jpg |lat=33.274167 |lon=-85.835833 |description= }} |} Cleburne County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=76000317 |type=NRHP |article=Cleburne County Courthouse (Heflin, Alabama) |name=Cleburne County Courthouse |address=Vickory St. |city=Heflin |county=Cleburne County, Alabama |date=1976-06-22 |image=Cleburne County Alabama Courthouse 2012.JPG |lat=33.649444 |lon=-85.588056 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=100002763 |type=NRHP |article=Old Cleburne County High School |name=Cleburne County High School |address=911 Willoughby St. |city=Heflin |county=Cleburne County, Alabama |date=2018-08-13 |image= |lat=33.649444 |lon=-85.588056 |description=The old county high school building. }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=93000762 |type=NRHP |article=John Morgan House |name=John Morgan House |address=321 Ross St. |city=Heflin |county=Cleburne County, Alabama |date=1993-08-05 |image=John Morgan House; Heflin, AL.JPG |lat=33.6475 |lon=-85.586944 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=74000404 |type=NRHP |article=Shoal Creek Church |name=Shoal Creek Church |address=On Forest Service Road 533 in the Talladega National Forest, 4 miles (6.4 km) northwest of Edwardsville |city=Edwardsville |county=Cleburne County, Alabama |date=1974-12-04 |image=Shoal Creek Church Edwardsville Alabama.JPG |lat=33.775556 |lon=-85.563889 |description=Church website |commonscat=Shoal Creek Church }} |} Coffee County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=73000336 |type=NRHP |article=Boll Weevil Monument |name=Boll Weevil Monument |address=Main and College Sts. |city=Enterprise |county=Coffee County, Alabama |date=1973-04-26 |image=Boll weevil monument.jpg |lat=31.314444 |lon=-85.853889 |description= |commonscat=Boll Weevil Monument }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=73000335 |type=NRHP |article=Coffee County Courthouse (Elba, Alabama) |name=Coffee County Courthouse |address=Courthouse Sq. |city=Elba |county=Coffee County, Alabama |date=1973-05-08 |image=Coffee County Courthouse.jpg |lat=31.4125 |lon=-86.062222 |description= |commonscat=Coffee County Courthouse (Elba, Alabama) }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=84000602 |type=HD |article=Pea River Power Company Hydroelectric Facility |name=Pea River Power Company Hydroelectric Facility |address=South of Elba |city=Elba |county=Coffee County, Alabama |date=1984-08-01 |image= |lat=31.363085 |lon=-86.094498 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=80000684 |type=NRHP |article=Rawls Hotel |name=Rawls Hotel |address=116 S. Main St. |city=Enterprise |county=Coffee County, Alabama |date=1980-09-17 |image=Rawls Hotel, Enterprise.JPG |lat=31.304444 |lon=-85.854167 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=5 |refnum=74000405 |type=NRHP |article=Seaboard Coastline Depot |name=Seaboard Coastline Depot |address=Corner of Railroad and W. College Sts. |city=Enterprise |county=Coffee County, Alabama |date=1974-08-07 |image=Depot Museum Enterprise Alabama.jpg |lat=31.313056 |lon=-85.854167 |description=Originally built by Alabama Midland Railway, it currently houses Enterprise's Depot Museum. |commonscat=Enterprise Train Depot Museum }} |} Colbert County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Colbert County, Alabama}}Conecuh County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=16000398 |type=NRHP |article=Evergreen School (Evergreen, Alabama) |name=Evergreen School |address=100 City School Dr. |city=Evergreen |county=Conecuh County, Alabama |date=2016-06-22 |image=Evergreen School Dec 2017 5.jpg |lat=31.43594 |lon=-86.95092 |description= |commonscat=Evergreen School (Evergreen, Alabama) }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=08000455 |type=NRHP |article=Asa Johnston Farmhouse |name=Asa Johnston Farmhouse |address=County Road 29 0.6 miles northwest of its junction with County Road 6 |city=Johnsonville |county=Conecuh County, Alabama |date=2008-05-21 |image=Asa Johnston Farmhouse Oct 2014 2.jpg |lat=31.285311 |lon=-86.866909 |description= |commonscat=Asa Johnston Farmhouse }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=75000308 |type=NRHP |article=Louisville and Nashville Depot (Evergreen, Alabama) |name=Louisville and Nashville Depot |address=Southwestern end of Front St. |city=Evergreen |county=Conecuh County, Alabama |date=1975-04-03 |image=Evergreen Depot Dec 2012 3.jpg |lat=31.433889 |lon=-86.958611 |description= |commonscat=Louisville and Nashville Depot (Evergreen, Alabama) }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=93001542 |type=HD |article=New Evergreen Commercial Historic District |name=New Evergreen Commercial Historic District |address=Roughly bounded by Mill, Cooper, Rural, Court, Liberty, E. Front, Cary, and Despious Sts. |city=Evergreen |county=Conecuh County, Alabama |date=1994-01-21 |image=West Front Street Evergreen Dec 2012.jpg |lat=31.434202 |lon=-86.954738 |description= |commonscat=New Evergreen Commercial Historic District }} |} Coosa County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=74000407 |type=NRHP |article=Coosa County Jail |name=Coosa County Jail |address=Off State Route 22 |city=Rockford |county=Coosa County, Alabama |date=1974-06-20 |image=Coosa County Alabama Jail.JPG |lat=32.890278 |lon=-86.220278 |description= }} |} Former listing{{NRHP former header|splitdate=yes}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=90000928 |type=NRHP-delisted |article=Oakachoy Covered Bridge |name=Oakachoy Covered Bridge |address=Over Oakachoy Cr. W of SR 259 |city=Nixburg vicinity |county=Coosa County, Alabama |date=1990-6-14 |delisted_date=2001-09-23 |image= |lat= |lon= |description=Bridge burned down on June 2, 2001. }} |} Covington County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=88003238 |type=HD |article=Andalusia Commercial Historic District |name=Andalusia Commercial Historic District |address=Roughly bounded by Coffee St., the former Seaboard Coast Line railroad tracks, and S. Three Notch St. |city=Andalusia |county=Covington County, Alabama |date=1989-01-26 |image=201 South Three Notch Street Andalusia Oct 2014.jpg |lat=31.306467 |lon=-86.480872 |description= |commonscat=Andalusia Commercial Historic District }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=96000046 |type=NRHP |article=Avant House (Andalusia, Alabama) |name=Avant House |address=909 Sanford Rd. |city=Andalusia |county=Covington County, Alabama |date=1996-02-16 |image=Avant House Andalusia Oct 2014 1.jpg |lat=31.318056 |lon=-86.445833 |description= |commonscat=Avant House (Andalusia, Alabama) }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=88003239 |type=NRHP |article=Bank of Andalusia |name=Bank of Andalusia |address=28 S. Court Sq. |city=Andalusia |county=Covington County, Alabama |date=1989-01-28 |image=Bank of Andalusia Oct 2014 2.jpg |lat=31.3075 |lon=-86.482222 |description= |commonscat=Bank of Andalusia }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=84000606 |type=NRHP |article=Three Notch Museum |name=Central of Georgia Depot |address=125 Central St. |city=Andalusia |county=Covington County, Alabama |date=1984-08-30 |image=Three Notch Museum Oct 2014 1.jpg |lat=31.306667 |lon=-86.480556 |description= |commonscat=Three Notch Museum }}{{NRHP row |pos=5 |refnum=88003240 |type=HD |article=Covington County Courthouse and Jail |name=Covington County Courthouse and Jail |address=101 N. Court Sq. |city=Andalusia |county=Covington County, Alabama |date=1989-01-28 |image=Covington County Alabama Courthouse Oct 2014 2.jpg |lat=31.308611 |lon=-86.482222 |description= |commonscat=Covington County Courthouse (Alabama) }}{{NRHP row |pos=6 |refnum=82002006 |type=NRHP |article=First National Bank Building (Andalusia, Alabama) |name=First National Bank Building |address=101 S. Cotton St. |city=Andalusia |county=Covington County, Alabama |date=1982-08-26 |image=First National Bank Building Andalusia Oct 2014 1.jpg |lat=31.3075 |lon=-86.481944 |description= |commonscat=First National Bank Building (Andalusia, Alabama) }}{{NRHP row |pos=7 |refnum=10001050 |type=HD |article=Florala Historic District |name=Florala Historic District |address=23216-24310 Fifth Ave., N. Fifth St., 519-1189 S. Fifth St., 1113-1115 Fourth St., 22510-22664 Wall St. |city=Florala |county=Covington County, Alabama |date=2010-12-21 |image= |lat=31.005833 |lon=-86.328333 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=8 |refnum=09000692 |type=HD |article=J.W. Shreve Addition Historic District |name=J.W. Shreve Addition Historic District |address=115-300 6th Ave., 302-425 College St., and 403-505 E. Three Notch St. |city=Andalusia |county=Covington County, Alabama |date=2009-09-09 |image=J.W. Shreve House Oct 2014 2.jpg |lat=31.310567 |lon=-86.477236 |description= |commonscat=J.W. Shreve Addition Historic District }}{{NRHP row |pos=9 |refnum=01001164 |type=HD |article=Opp Commercial Historic District |name=Opp Commercial Historic District |address=Roughly bounded by Covington Ave. and Hart, Main, Whaley, and College Sts. |city=Opp |county=Covington County, Alabama |date=2001-10-29 |image= |lat=31.282039 |lon=-86.253939 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=10 |refnum=73000339 |type=NRHP |article=William T. Shepard House |name=William T. Shepard House |address=Poley Rd. |city=Opp |county=Covington County, Alabama |date=1973-08-14 |image= |lat=31.278889 |lon=-86.297222 |description=Destroyed by fire in 1976.[5] }} |} Crenshaw County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=04000558 |type=HD |article=Brantley Historic District |name=Brantley Historic District |address=Roughly bounded by Sasser St., Fulton Ave., Peachtree St., and Wyatt, and the former Central of Georgia railroad line |city=Brantley |county=Crenshaw County, Alabama |date=2004-06-02 |image=Brantley, Alabama Historic District.JPG |lat=31.582401 |lon=-86.257193 |description= |commonscat=Brantley Historic District }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=75000309 |type=NRHP |article=Kirkpatrick House |name=Kirkpatrick House |address=West of Highland Home on U.S. Route 331 |city=Highland Home |county=Crenshaw County, Alabama |date=1975-02-25 |image=Kirkpatrick House; Highland Home, Alabama.JPG |lat=31.952778 |lon=-86.314444 |description=Circa 1869 |commonscat=Kirkpatrick House (Highland Home, Alabama) }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=04000926 |type=HD |article=Luverne Historic District |name=Luverne Historic District |address=Bounded by 1st, 6th Sts., Legrande, Glenwood, Folmar, and Hawkins Aves. |city=Luverne |county=Crenshaw County, Alabama |date=2005-01-14 |image=Luverne, Alabama Historic District.JPG |lat=31.715312 |lon=-86.263801 |description= |commonscat=Luverne Historic District }} |} Cullman County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=84000610 |type=HD |article=Ave Maria Grotto |name=Ave Maria Grotto |address=St. Bernard Abbey |city=Cullman |county=Cullman County, Alabama |date=1984-01-19 |image=St. Peters Church in Rome, Ave Maria Grotto, Cullman (Cullman County, Alabama).jpg |lat=34.174444 |lon=-86.816111 |description= |commonscat=Ave Maria Grotto }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=74000408 |type=NRHP |article=Clarkson–Legg Covered Bridge |name=Clarkson Bridge |address=West of Cullman |city=Cullman |county=Cullman County, Alabama |date=1974-06-25 |image=ClarksonCB.jpg |lat=34.2075 |lon=-86.991111 |description= |commonscat=Clarkson-Legg Covered Bridge }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=01001294 |type=NRHP |article=Crane Hill Masonic Lodge |name=Crane Hill Masonic Lodge |address=14538 County Road 222 |city=Crane Hill |county=Cullman County, Alabama |date=2001-11-29 |image=Crane Hill Masonic Lodge in 2008.jpg |lat=34.097083 |lon=-87.0545 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=85000738 |type=HD |article=Cullman Downtown Commercial Historic District |name=Cullman Downtown Commercial Historic District |address=Roughly bounded by 4th and 1st Aves. and 2nd and 5th Sts., SE. |city=Cullman |county=Cullman County, Alabama |date=1985-04-11 |image=300s 3rd Avenue SE Cullman July 2012.jpg |lat=34.175826 |lon=-86.840036 |description= |commonscat=Cullman Downtown Commercial Historic District }}{{NRHP row |pos=5 |refnum=84000615 |type=HD |article=Cullman Historic District |name=Cullman Historic District |address=Roughly bounded by 1st and 8th Aves. and 3rd and 9th Sts. |city=Cullman |county=Cullman County, Alabama |date=1984-08-30 |image=Stiefelmeyer-Allred House July 2012 02.jpg |lat=34.173855 |lon=-86.832762 |description= |commonscat=Cullman Historic District }}{{NRHP row |pos=6 |refnum=92001828 |type=NRHP |article=Ernest Edward Greene House |name=Ernest Edward Greene House |address=105 6th Ave., SE. |city=Cullman |county=Cullman County, Alabama |date=1993-02-03 |image=Ernest Edward Greene House July 2012 01.jpg |lat=34.179167 |lon=-86.837778 |description= |commonscat=Ernest Edward Greene House }}{{NRHP row |pos=7 |refnum=76000320 |type=NRHP |article=Louisville and Nashville Railroad Depot (Cullman, Alabama) |name=Louisville and Nashville Railroad Depot |address=309 1st Ave., NE. |city=Cullman |county=Cullman County, Alabama |date=1976-06-17 |image=Cullman L&N Depot July 2012 03.jpg |lat=34.18 |lon=-86.844167 |description= |commonscat=Louisville and Nashville Railroad Depot (Cullman, Alabama) }}{{NRHP row |pos=8 |refnum=02001067 |type=NRHP |article=Shady Grove Methodist Church and Cemetery |name=Shady Grove Methodist Church and Cemetery |address=Ruby Community 3.7 miles west of Logan |city=Logan |county=Cullman County, Alabama |date=2002-10-03 |image=Shady_Grove_Methodist_Church.JPG |lat=34.141389 |lon=-87.035556 |description= |commonscat=Shady Grove Methodist Church and Cemetery }}{{NRHP row |pos=9 |refnum=83003444 |type=NRHP |article=Stiefelmeyer's |name=Stiefelmeyer's |address=202 1st Ave., SE. |city=Cullman |county=Cullman County, Alabama |date=1983-12-22 |image=Stiefelmeyer's July 2012 02.jpg |lat=34.176389 |lon=-86.842222 |description= |commonscat=Stiefelmeyer's }} |} Dale County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=76000321 |type=NRHP |article=Claybank Log Church |name=Claybank Log Church |address=E. Andrews Ave. |city=Ozark |county=Dale County, Alabama |date=1976-11-07 |image=ClaybankLogChurchOzarkAL.jpg |lat=31.446667 |lon=-85.661389 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=96000594 |type=NRHP |article=Samuel Lawson Dowling House |name=Samuel Lawson Dowling House |address=311 Owens St. |city=Ozark |county=Dale County, Alabama |date=1996-05-30 |image= |lat=31.456944 |lon=-85.641667 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=82002007 |type=NRHP |article=J. D. Holman House |name=J. D. Holman House |address=409 E. Broad St. |city=Ozark |county=Dale County, Alabama |date=1982-02-19 |image= |lat=31.459722 |lon=-85.637222 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=74000409 |type=NRHP |article=Oates-Reynolds Memorial Building |name=Oates-Reynolds Memorial Building |address=Oates St. |city=Newton |county=Dale County, Alabama |date=1974-06-13 |image= |lat=31.330833 |lon=-85.596111 |description= }} |} Dallas County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Dallas County, Alabama}}DeKalb County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in DeKalb County, Alabama}}Elmore County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Elmore County, Alabama}}Escambia County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=82002013 |type=HD |article=Brewton Historic Commercial District |name=Brewton Historic Commercial District |address=U.S. Route 31 and State Route 3 |city=Brewton |county=Escambia County, Alabama |date=1982-03-15 |image=Brewton Commercial Historic District Oct 2014 2.jpg |lat=31.104152 |lon=-87.07194 |description= |commonscat=Brewton Commercial Historic District }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=86001160 |type=NRHP |article=Commercial Hotel, Flomaton |name=Commercial Hotel-Hart Hotel |address=120 Palafox St. |city=Flomaton |county=Escambia County, Alabama |date=1986-05-22 |image= |lat=30.999722 |lon=-87.259167 |description=Demolished as of October 2014 }} |} Etowah County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Etowah County, Alabama}}Fayette County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=76000326, 12001020 |type=HD |article=Fayette County Courthouse Historic District |name=Fayette County Courthouse Historic District |address=Roughly the area between Peyton and Caine Sts., and Luxapalilla St. and the railroad tracks |city=Fayette |county=Fayette County, Alabama |date=1976-04-30 |image=Fayette County Alabama Courthouse.jpg |lat=33.68472 |lon=-87.83111 |description=Boundary increase on 2014-03-26 |commonscat=Fayette County Courthouse District }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=16000834 |type=NRHP |article=John Clifford Grimsley House |name=John Clifford Grimsley House |address=432 10th St. |city=Fayette |county=Fayette County, Alabama |date=2018-08-03 |image= |lat=33.6976 |lon=-87.8331 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=95001020 |type=NRHP |article=Edward Rose House |name=Edward Rose House |address=325 2nd Ave., NW. |city=Fayette |county=Fayette County, Alabama |date=1995-08-22 |image= |lat=33.688056 |lon=-87.833889 |description= }} |} Franklin County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=77000203 |type=NRHP |article=Cedar Creek Furnace |name=Alabama Iron Works |address=South of Russellville off U.S. Route 43 |city=Russellville |county=Franklin County, Alabama |date=1977-08-03 |image= |lat=34.464722 |lon=-87.777778 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=73000344 |type=HD |article=Overton Farm |name=Overton Farm |address=4 miles (6.4 km) northwest of Hodges |city=Hodges |county=Franklin County, Alabama |date=1973-10-03 |image=OVERTON FARM, FRANKLIN COUNTY, AL.jpg |lat=34.384722 |lon=-87.958333 |description= |commonscat=Overton Farm }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=100003123 |type=HD |article=Russellville Commercial Historic District |name=Russellville Commercial Historic District |address=Along sections of Jackson & Coffee Aves., Lawrence, Lauderdale & Madison Sts. |city=Russellville |county=Franklin County, Alabama |date=2019-01-29 |image= |lat=34.5052 |lon=-87.7303 |description= }} |} Geneva CountyThere are no sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Geneva County. Greene County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Greene County, Alabama}}Hale County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Hale County, Alabama}}Henry County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=78000489 |type=NRHP |article=Kennedy House (Abbeville, Alabama) |name=Kennedy House |address=300 Kirkland St. |city=Abbeville |county=Henry County, Alabama |date=1978-01-05 |image=Bethune-Kennedy House Abbeville, Alabama.JPG |lat=31.567222 |lon=-85.250833 |description=This rare, dual front door, double pen Creole cottage was constructed c. 1840 and is the oldest remaining structure in Abbeville. }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=89000164 |type=NRHP |article=Oates House |name=Oates House |address=302 Kirkland St. |date=1989-03-17 |city=Abbeville |county=Henry County, Alabama |image= |lat=31.566944 |lon=-85.250556 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=80000687 |type=NRHP |article=Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Depot (Headland, Alabama) |name=Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Depot |address=Broad St. |city=Headland |county=Henry County, Alabama |date=1980-09-04 |image= |lat=31.353611 |lon=-85.3425 |description=This building has been disassembled. No part of the structure survives. }} |} Houston County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=85002163 |type=NRHP |article=Alabama Midland Railway Depot |name=Alabama Midland Railway Depot |address=Midland St. |city=Ashford |county=Houston County, Alabama |date=1985-09-12 |image= |lat=31.182778 |lon=-85.2375 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=93001519 |type=NRHP |article=Atlantic Coastline Railroad Passenger Depot |name=Atlantic Coastline Railroad Passenger Depot |address=Junction of Powell St. and Headland Ave. |city=Dothan |county=Houston County, Alabama |date=1994-01-21 |image= |lat=31.230556 |lon=-85.391667 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=90001315 |type=NRHP |article=Wiregrass Museum of Art |name=Dothan Municipal Light and Water Plant |address=126 N. College St. |city=Dothan |county=Houston County, Alabama |date=1991-10-03 |image=Wiregrass Museum of Art, Dothan, Alabama.jpg |lat=31.224444 |lon=-85.388889 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=77000204 |type=NRHP |article=Dothan Opera House |name=Dothan Opera House |address=103 N. St. Andrews St. |city=Dothan |county=Houston County, Alabama |date=1977-12-16 |image=Dothan Opera House.JPG |lat=31.223889 |lon=-85.391389 |description= |commonscat=Dothan Opera House }}{{NRHP row |pos=5 |refnum=74000412 |type=NRHP |article=Federal Building and United States Courthouse (Dothan, Alabama) |name=Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse |address=100 W. Troy St. |city=Dothan |county=Houston County, Alabama |date=1974-12-31 |image=Federal Building and United States Courthouse, Dothan.JPG |lat=31.225278 |lon=-85.3925 |description= |commonscat=U.S. Post Office and Court House (Dothan, Alabama) }}{{NRHP row |pos=6 |refnum=13000406 |type=NRHP |article=Howell School |name=Howell School |address=408 E. Newton St. |city=Dothan |county=Houston County, Alabama |date=2013-6-26 |image= |lat=31.22853 |lon=-85.38846 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=7 |refnum=83002984, 100002765 |type=HD |article=Main Street Commercial District (Dothan, Alabama) |name=Main Street Commercial District |address=E. Main, Foster, St. Andrews, Crawford, and Troy Sts.; also roughly bounded by Museum Ave., Crawford, Oates, Newton & College Sts. |city=Dothan |county=Houston County, Alabama |date=1983-04-21 |image=Colby Building, Dothan.JPG |lat=31.223333 |lon=-85.391944 |description=Second set of addresses represents a boundary increase approved August 13, 2018. }}{{NRHP row |pos=8 |refnum=82001616 |type=NRHP |article=Purcell–Killingsworth House |name=Purcell-Killingsworth House |address=Main St. |city=Columbia |county=Houston County, Alabama |date=1982-12-16 |image=Purcell-Killingsworth House.JPG |lat=31.296944 |lon=-85.111111 |description=This Victorian mansion, also known as "Traveler's Rest", was completed in 1890. }}{{NRHP row |pos=9 |refnum=16000835 |type=NRHP |article=Water Works Standpipe (Dothan, Alabama) |name=Water Works Standpipe |address=Intersection of East Powell and North Saint Andrews St., .5 mi. north of Main St. |city=Dothan |county=Houston County, Alabama |date=2016-12-13 |image= |lat=31.230293 |lon=-85.391863 |description= }} |} Jackson County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Jackson County, Alabama}}Jefferson County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Birmingham, Alabama|National Register of Historic Places listings in Jefferson County, Alabama}}Lamar County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=75000316 |type=NRHP |article=James Greer Bankhead House |name=James Greer Bankhead House |address=Wolf Rd. |city=Sulligent |county=Lamar County, Alabama |date=1975-02-13 |image=James Greer Bankhead House (Sulligent, Alabama).jpg |lat=33.904722 |lon=-88.121667 |description= |commonscat=James Greer Bankhead House }} |} Lauderdale County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Lauderdale County, Alabama}}Lawrence County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=85003117 |type=NRHP |article=Archeological Site No. 1LA102 |name=Archeological Site No. 1LA102 |address=Address Restricted |city=Haleyville |county=Lawrence County, Alabama |date=1985-12-14 |image= |lat= |lon= |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=13000470 |type=NRHP |article=Boxwood Plantation Slave Quarter |name=Boxwood Plantation Slave Quarter |address=20416 AL 20 |city=Courtland |county=Lawrence County, Alabama |date=2013-07-10 |image=Boxwood Plantation Slave Quarter Apr 2017 02.jpg |lat=34.633966 |lon=-87.113708 |description= |commonscat=Boxwood Plantation Slave Quarter }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=86001544 |type=NRHP |article=Bride's Hill |name=Bride's Hill |address=Lock Rd. |city=Wheeler |county=Lawrence County, Alabama |date=1986-07-09 |image=Bride's Hill, Lawrence County, AL.JPG |lat=34.670278 |lon=-87.244444 |description= |commonscat=Bride's Hill }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=91000597, 98000710 |type=HD |article=Courtland Historic District |name=Courtland Historic District |address=Roughly bounded by Clinton, Madison, Van Buren, Jefferson, Ussery, Tennessee, Monroe and Academy Sts. |city=Courtland |county=Lawrence County, Alabama |date=1991-05-13 |image=A. F. Rebman and Company Building Apr 2017.jpg |lat=34.6675 |lon=-87.309444 |description=Includes a boundary increase on June 26, 1998 |commonscat=Courtland Historic District }}{{NRHP row |pos=5 |refnum=74000418 |type=NRHP |article=Goode–Hall House |name=Goode-Hall House |address=North of Town Creek off State Route 101 |city=Town Creek |county=Lawrence County, Alabama |date=1974-10-01 |image=Saunders mansion.jpg |lat=34.725278 |lon=-87.39 |description= |commonscat=Saunders Hall }}{{NRHP row |pos=6 |refnum=91001478 |type=NRHP |article=Thomas Holland House |name=Thomas Holland House |address=Off Alternate U.S. Route 72 south of Hillsboro |city=Hillsboro |county=Lawrence County, Alabama |date=1991-10-01 |image=Thomas Holland Home c 1835-1997.png |lat=34.59583 |lon=-87.20556 |description=Destroyed by fire in 1997 }}{{NRHP row |pos=7 |refnum=00000712 |type=NRHP |article=Ice House (Moulton, Alabama) |name=Ice House |address=844 Seminary St. |city=Moulton |county=Lawrence County, Alabama |date=2000-06-22 |image=ICE HOUSE, LAWRENCE COUNTY, AL.jpg |lat=34.48224 |lon=-87.289885 |description= |commonscat=Ice House (Moulton, Alabama) }}{{NRHP row |pos=8 |refnum=87001454 |type=NRHP |article=John McMahon House |name=John McMahon House |address=Junction of South Lane and Jefferson St. |city=Courtland |county=Lawrence County, Alabama |date=1987-12-11 |image=McMahon Home 2013.jpg |lat=34.668611 |lon=-87.305833 |description= |commonscat=John McMahon House }}{{NRHP row |pos=9 |refnum=98001026 |type=HD |article=Moulton Courthouse Square Historic District |name=Moulton Courthouse Square Historic District |address=Roughly bounded by Lawrence, Main, Court, and Market Sts. |city=Moulton |county=Lawrence County, Alabama |date=1998-08-14 |image=Lawrence County Courthouse in Moulton, Alabama.JPG |lat=34.481111 |lon=-87.291667 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=10 |refnum=16000431 |type=NRHP |article=Wheeler Dam |name=Wheeler Hydroelectric Project |address=24455 AL 101 |city=Rogersville |county=Lawrence County, Alabama |date=2016-07-26 |image=Wheeler Dam.jpg |lat=34.80623 |lon=-87.38188 |description= |commonscat=Wheeler Dam }}{{NRHP row |pos=11 |refnum=77000209 |type=HD |article=Joseph Wheeler Plantation |name=Joseph Wheeler Plantation |address=East of Courtland off State Route 20 |city=Wheeler |county=Lawrence County, Alabama |date=1977-04-13 |image=Pond Spring Plantation 06.jpg |lat=34.648889 |lon=-87.255833 |description= |commonscat=Pond Spring }} |} Lee County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Lee County, Alabama}}Limestone County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Limestone County, Alabama}}Lowndes County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=76000340 |type=NRHP |article=Calhoun Colored School |name=Calhoun School Principal's House |address=County Road 33 |city=Letohatchee |county=Lowndes County, Alabama |date=1976-03-26 |image=Calhoun Colored School Principal's House 2012.JPG |lat=32.057778 |lon=-86.549444 |description=Founded in 1892, the Calhoun Colored School was a private boarding and day school developed according to the "Hampton-Tuskegee Model". The principal's house on County Route 33 is the last remaining structure from the original school. }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=71000100 |type=NRHP |article=Lowndes County Courthouse (Alabama) |name=Lowndes County Courthouse |address=Washington St. |city=Hayneville |county=Lowndes County, Alabama |date=1971-06-24 |image=Lowndes County Courthouse.jpg |lat=32.18371 |lon=-86.57977 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=73000356 |type=HD |article=Lowndesboro Historic District |name=Lowndesboro Historic District |address=North of U.S. Route 80 |city=Lowndesboro |county=Lowndes County, Alabama |date=1973-12-12 |image=Meadowlawn Plantation Lowndesboro Alabama Historic District.JPG |lat=32.287222 |lon=-86.603056 |description=The Lowndesboro Historic District covers 1,800 acres, spread over the entire town, and contains 20 contributing properties, including Meadowlawn Plantation (pictured). Architectural styles include the Gothic Revival, Greek Revival, and other Victorian styles. |commonscat=Lowndesboro, Alabama }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=88003123 |type=NRHP |article=James Spullock Williamson House |name=James Spullock Williamson House |address=U.S. Route 31 |city=Sandy Ridge |county=Lowndes County, Alabama |date=1989-01-05 |image=James Spullock Williamson House.JPG |lat=32.024722 |lon=-86.451667 |description=Greek Revival-style plantation home built in 1850. Also known as "Merry Oaks Farm". }} |} Macon County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Macon County, Alabama}}Madison County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Madison County, Alabama}}Marengo County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Marengo County, Alabama}}Marion County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=94001545 |type=NRHP |article=Ernest Baxter Fite House |name=Ernest Baxter Fite House |address=Junction of Jackson Military Rd. and Thomas St. |city=Hamilton |county=Marion County, Alabama |date=1997-08-28 |image= |lat=34.133333 |lon=-87.990833 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=76000343 |type=HD |article=Pearce's Mill |name=Pearce's Mill |address=East of Hamilton on State Route 253 |city=Hamilton |county=Marion County, Alabama |date=1976-10-08 |image= |lat=34.121944 |lon=-87.837222 |description= }} |} Marshall County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Marshall County, Alabama}}Mobile County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Mobile, Alabama|National Register of Historic Places listings in Mobile County, Alabama}}Monroe County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=93001517 |type=HD |article=Dellet Plantation |name=Dellet Plantation |address=Along U.S. Route 84 on the western bank of the Alabama River |city=Monroeville |county=Monroe County, Alabama |date=1994-09-02 |image=Dellet Park 001.jpg |lat=31.57195 |lon=-87.54413 |description= |commonscat=Dellet Park Plantation }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=09000606 |type=HD |article=Monroeville Downtown Historic District |name=Monroeville Downtown Historic District |address=Parts of N. and S. Alabama Aves., E. and W. Claiborne St., N. and S. Mount Pleasant Aves., and Pineville Rd. |city=Monroeville |county=Monroe County, Alabama |date=2009-09-16 |image=Monroe County Alabama Courthouse.jpg |lat=31.526589 |lon=-87.323864 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=05000646 |type=NRHP |article=New Hope Baptist Church (Beatrice, Alabama) |name=New Hope Baptist Church |address=About 4 miles off County Road 50 near old Natchez |city=Beatrice |county=Monroe County, Alabama |date=2005-07-07 |image=Hope_Baptist_Church_near_Beatrice,_AL.jpg |lat=31.72844 |lon=-87.26104 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=73000366 |type=NRHP |article=Old Monroe County Courthouse (Monroeville, Alabama) |name=Old Monroe County Courthouse |address=Courthouse Sq. |city=Monroeville |county=Monroe County, Alabama |date=1973-04-26 |image=Monroe County Courthouse Marker.jpg |lat=31.52709 |lon=-87.32427 |description= |commonscat=Monroe County Courthouse (Alabama) }}{{NRHP row |pos=5 |refnum=87000858 |type=NRHP |article=Robbins Hotel |name=Robbins Hotel |address=State Route 265 |city=Beatrice |county=Monroe County, Alabama |date=1987-08-26 |image=Robbins_Hotel_at_Beatrice,_AL.jpg |lat=31.73581 |lon=-87.20972 |description=Destroyed by fire in 2012. }} |} Montgomery County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Montgomery County, Alabama}}Morgan County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Morgan County, Alabama}}Perry County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Perry County, Alabama}}Pickens County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=80000734 |type=NRHP |article=Aliceville Elementary and High School |name=Aliceville Elementary and High School |address=420 3rd Ave., NE. |city=Aliceville |county=Pickens County, Alabama |date=1980-05-09 |image= |lat=33.12901 |lon=-88.14684 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=82002069 |type=NRHP |article=Parks E. Ball House |name=Parks E. Ball House |address=Northwest of Aliceville |city=Aliceville |county=Pickens County, Alabama |date=1982-01-18 |image= |lat=33.15604 |lon=-88.19504 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=89000292 |type=NRHP |article=Hugh Wilson Hill House |name=Hugh Wilson Hill House |address=201 Phoenix |city=Carrollton |county=Pickens County, Alabama |date=1989-04-13 |image=HUGH WILSON HILL HOUSE, PICKENS COUNTY.jpg |lat=33.26275 |lon=-88.09579 |description= |commonscat=Hugh Wilson Hill House }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=83003521 |type=NHL |article=Montgomery (snagboat) |name=MONTGOMERY (snagboat) |address=Tom Bevill Visitor Center |city=Pickensville |county=Pickens County, Alabama |date=1983-11-28 |image=Montgomery on the Apalachicola.jpg |lat=33.21223 |lon=-88.28604 |description= |commonscat=Montgomery (ship, 1925) }}{{NRHP row |pos=5 |refnum=74000434 |type=NRHP |article=Old Jail (Gordo, Alabama) |name=Old Jail |address=Northeastern corner of the junction of Church St. and 1st Ave. |city=Gordo |county=Pickens County, Alabama |date=1974-12-17 |image=Old Jail.jpg |lat=33.32049 |lon=-87.90402 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=6 |refnum=94000441 |type=NRHP |article=Pickens County Courthouse (Carrollton, Alabama) |name=Pickens County Courthouse |address=Junction of State Route 17, Phoenix St. (County Road 35) and Tuscaloosa St. (State Route 86) |city=Carrollton |county=Pickens County, Alabama |date=1994-05-19 |image=Pickens County Courthouse 2.jpg |lat=33.26193 |lon=-88.09506 |description= |commonscat=Pickens County Courthouse (Alabama) }}{{NRHP row |pos=7 |refnum=85001130 |type=NRHP |article=Stewart–Blanton House |name=Stewart-Blanton House |address=State Route 86 |city=Carrollton |county=Pickens County, Alabama |date=1985-05-23 |image= |lat=33.25653 |lon=-88.15767 |description=Building no more existing. }} |} Pike County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=76000352 |type=NRHP |article=College Street Historic District (Troy, Alabama) |name=College Street Historic District |address=W. College St. between Pine and Cherry Sts. |city=Troy |county=Pike County, Alabama |date=1976-08-13 |image=COLLEGE STREET H.D., PIKE COUNTY.jpg| |lat=31.809722 |lon=-85.975278 |description= |commonscat=College Street Historic District }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=84000721 |type=NRHP |article=Troy High School (Troy, Alabama) |name=Troy High School |address=436 Elm St. |city=Troy |county=Pike County, Alabama |date=1984-08-30 |image= |lat=31.80842 |lon=-85.96564 |description=The building was demolished in 2010. A public library is planned to be built on the site. }} |} Randolph County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=76000353 |type=HD |article=McCosh Grist Mill |name=McCosh Grist Mill |address=Southeast of Rock Mills on McCosh Mill Rd. |city=Rock Mills |county=Randolph County, Alabama |date=1976-11-21 |image=McCosh Grist Mill Randolph County Alabama.JPG |lat=33.108056 |lon=-85.235 |description= |commonscat=McCosh Grist Mill }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=85003683 |type=HD |article=Roanoke Downtown Historic District (Alabama) |name=Roanoke Downtown Historic District |address=Roughly bounded by White, Main, W. Point, La Monte, Chestnut, and Louina Sts. |city=Roanoke |county=Randolph County, Alabama |date=1993-02-03 |image=Downtown Roanoke Alabama.JPG |lat=33.15212 |lon=-85.37521 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=11000428 |type=NRHP |article=Wadley Railroad Depot |name=Wadley Railroad Depot |address=Broad St. at NE. corner of Tallapoosa St. |city=Wadley |county=Randolph County, Alabama |date=2011-07-14 |image=Wadley, Alabama Railroad Depot.JPG |lat=33.12176 |lon=-85.56274 |description= |commonscat=Wadley Railroad Depot }} |} Russell County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Russell County, Alabama}}St. Clair County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in St. Clair County, Alabama}}Shelby County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=78000509 |type=HD |article=University of Montevallo#History |name=Alabama Girls' Industrial School |address=Bounded by Middle Campus Dr., Oak, Bloch and Middle Sts.; also roughly bounded by Bloch St., Farmer St., Flowerhill Dr., King St., Valley St., and Middle St. |city=Montevallo |county=Shelby County, Alabama |date=1978-12-11 |image=Main Hall, Montevallo (Shelby County, Alabama).jpg |lat=33.102778 |lon=-86.865833 |description=Second set of boundaries represents a boundary increase, the University of Montevallo Historic District |commonscat=University of Montevallo campus }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=06000188 |type=HD |article=Calera Downtown Historic District |name=Calera Downtown Historic District |address=Junction of U.S. Route 31 and State Route 25 |city=Calera |county=Shelby County, Alabama |date=2006-03-29 |image=Calera Alabama Feb 2012 01.jpg |lat=33.100278 |lon=-86.7525 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=01001168 |type=NRHP |article=Chancellor House (Harpersfield, Alabama) |name=Chancellor House |address=51 Chancellor Ferry Rd. |city=Harpersville |county=Shelby County, Alabama |date=2001-10-29 |image=Chancellor House Harpersville, AL.JPG |lat=33.29636 |lon=-86.39906 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=74000437 |type=NRHP |article=Old Shelby County Courthouse |name=Columbiana City Hall |address=107 Mildred St.[6] |city=Columbiana |county=Shelby County, Alabama |date=1974-10-29 |image=OldShelbyCountyCourthouse.jpg |lat=33.17715 |lon=-86.60719 |description=Also known as the Old Shelby County Courthouse |commonscat=Old Shelby County Courthouse }}{{NRHP row |pos=5 |refnum=13000180 |type=HD |article=Downtown Montevallo Historic District |name=Downtown Montevallo Historic District |address=555-925 Main, 710-745 Middle & 608 Valley Sts. |city=Montevallo |county=Shelby County, Alabama |date=2013-04-23 |image=Montevallo, Alabama.JPG |lat=33.100780 |lon=-86.862826 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=6 |refnum=15000434 |type=NRHP |article=Farrington Hall |name=Farrington Hall |address=124 Cty. Rd. 203 |city=Montevallo vicinity |county=Shelby County, Alabama |date=2015-07-21 |image=PERSPECTIVE EXTERIOR VIEW OF RIGHT END AND FRONT. - Farrington Hall, Shelby County Road 203, Aldrich, Shelby County, AL HAER ALA,59-ALDR,2-1.tif |lat=33.10799 |lon=-86.89387 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=7 |refnum=06000278 |type=HD |article=Helena Historic District (Helena, Alabama) |name=Helena Historic District |address=Parts of State Route 261 and Helena Rd., parts of 1st-3rd Ave., and the 200 block of 3rd St. |city=Helena |county=Shelby County, Alabama |date=2006-04-18 |image=Old Town Helena Snow.JPG |lat=33.295833 |lon=-86.844722 |description="Old Town" Helena during a rare snowfall in January 2008. These buildings date to the late 19th century. }}{{NRHP row |pos=8 |refnum=72000179 |type=NRHP |article=Edmund King House |name=King House |address=University of Montevallo campus |city=Montevallo |county=Shelby County, Alabama |date=1972-01-14 |image=King House University of Montevallo Montevallo, AL.JPG |lat=33.10497 |lon=-86.86292 |description= |commonscat=Edmund King House }}{{NRHP row |pos=9 |refnum=01001408 |type=NRHP |article=McKibbon House |name=McKibbon House |address=611 E. Boundary St. |city=Montevallo |county=Shelby County, Alabama |date=2001-12-31 |image=McKibbon House Montevallo, Alabama.JPG |lat=33.09762 |lon=-86.86179 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=10 |refnum=06000182 |type=NRHP |article=Old Rock House (Harpersville, Alabama) |name=Old Rock House |address=1 mile southeast of Harpersville at the end of a farm lane on the northern side of U.S. Route 280 |city=Harpersville |county=Shelby County, Alabama |date=2006-03-29 |image=The Rock House, U.S. Route 280 (State Route 38), Harpersville vicinity (Shelby County, Alabama).jpg |lat=33.330278 |lon=-86.4075 |description= }} |} Sumter County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Sumter County, Alabama}}Talladega County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Talladega County, Alabama}}Tallapoosa County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=00000711 |type=HD |article=Alexander City Commercial Historic District |name=Alexander City Commercial Historic District |address=Portions of Broad, Main, Green, Alabama, and Jefferson Sts., and Courthouse Sq. |city=Alexander City |county=Tallapoosa County, Alabama |date=2000-06-22 |image=Alexander City Alabama.JPG |lat=32.945556 |lon=-85.953889 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=05000837 |type=HD |article=Avondale Historic District (Alexander City, Alabama) |name=Avondale Historic District |address=Between Rose Ave. and Scott St., and Hillabee St. and 7th St. |city=Alexander City |county=Tallapoosa County, Alabama |date=2005-08-09 |image=Avondale Historic District (Alexander City, Alabama).JPG |lat=32.94 |lon=-85.941111 |description=Avondale Mills closed in 2006 and is now known as Parkdale Mills. }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=90002109 |type=NRHP |article=A.J. and Emma E. Thomas Coley House |name=A.J. and Emma E. Thomas Coley House |address=455 Hillabee St. |city=Alexander City |county=Tallapoosa County, Alabama |date=1991-01-03 |image=A.J. and Emma E. Thomas Coley House (Alexander City, AL).JPG |lat=32.94758 |lon=-85.94874 |description= |commonscat=A.J. and Emma E. Thomas Coley House }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=13000471 |type=HD |article=Dadeville Historic District |name=Dadeville Historic District |address=Lafayette, East, South, S. Tallassee & West Sts. |city=Dadeville |county=Tallapoosa County, Alabama |date=2013-07-10 |image=Tallapoosa County Courthouse Dadeville Alabama.JPG |lat=32.83143 |lon=-85.76367 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=5 |refnum=95001023 |type=NRHP |article=Reuben Herzfeld House |name=Reuben Herzfeld House |address=497 Hillabee St. |city=Alexander City |county=Tallapoosa County, Alabama |date=1995-08-22 |image=Reuben Herzfeld House Alexander City, Alabama.JPG |lat=32.94762 |lon=-85.94806 |description=Built in 1890, the house is also known as the Mistletoe Bough Bed & Breakfast. }}{{NRHP row |pos=6 |refnum=66000060 |type=NMP |article=Horseshoe Bend National Military Park |name=Horseshoe Bend National Military Park |address=Tallapoosa River, 12 miles north of Dadeville on State Route 49 |city=Dadeville |county=Tallapoosa County, Alabama |date=1966-10-15 |image=Tallapoosa River at Horseshoe Bend NMP.jpg |lat=32.97083 |lon=-85.73833 |description= |commonscat=Horseshoe Bend National Military Park }}{{NRHP row |pos=7 |refnum=05000833 |type=HD |article=North Central Historic District (Alexandria City, Alabama) |name=North Central Historic District |address=Between Hall and Summer, Warren and Hillabee, Warren and Ridgeway, and MLK and Hillabee |city=Alexander City |county=Tallapoosa County, Alabama |date=2005-08-11 |image=Alexander City First Methodist Church (1872).JPG |lat=32.958611 |lon=-85.958889 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=8 |refnum=05000839 |type=HD |article=Russell Family Historic District |name=Russell Family Historic District |address=35, 65, and 85 N. Central, 228 and 334 Robin Hill, and 101 Russwood |city=Alexander City |county=Tallapoosa County, Alabama |date=2006-03-21 |image=Benjamin and Roberta M. Russell House, Russell Family Historic District, Alexander City, Alabama.jpg |lat=32.943333 |lon=-85.961944 |description= |commonscat=Russell Family Historic District }}{{NRHP row |pos=9 |refnum=05000840 |type=HD |article=South Central Historic District |name=South Central Historic District |address=Bounded by Broad St., Tallpoosa St., Cherokee Rd., Bishop St., Franklin St., and Willow St. |city=Alexander City |county=Tallapoosa County, Alabama |date=2005-08-09 |image= |lat=32.935278 |lon=-85.950833 |description= }} |} Tuscaloosa County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama}}Walker County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=73000375 |type=NRHP |article=Bankhead House (Jasper, Alabama) |name=Bankhead House |address=1400 7th Ave. |city=Jasper |county=Walker County, Alabama |date=1973-06-18 |image=John Hollis Bankhead House.jpg |lat=33.83746 |lon=-87.28308 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=75000329 |type=HD |article=Boshell's Mill |name=Boshell's Mill |address=North of Townley on State Route 124 |city=Townley |county=Walker County, Alabama |date=1975-05-30 |image=Boshell's Mill, Grist Mill, Bank of Lost Creek at State Route 124, South of U.S. 78, Townley (Walker County, Alabama).jpg |lat=33.85477 |lon=-87.44752 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=85000257 |type=NRHP |article=First United Methodist Church (Jasper, Alabama) |name=First United Methodist Church |address=1800 3rd Ave. |city=Jasper |county=Walker County, Alabama |date=1985-02-14 |image=First Methodist Church of Jasper 02.jpg |lat=33.83351 |lon=-87.27788 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=72000188 |type=NRHP |article=Gilchrist House (Cordova, Alabama) |name=Gilchrist House |address=12 miles southwest of Cordova on Pleasantfield-Evansbridge Rd. |city=Cordova |county=Walker County, Alabama |date=1972-03-24 |image=Gilchrist House in Cordova, Alabama.jpg |lat=33.63448 |lon=-87.35628 |description=Built in 1812, destroyed by fire in 1990s. }}{{NRHP row |pos=5 |refnum=04000233 |type=HD |article=Jasper Downtown Historic District |name=Jasper Downtown Historic District |address=Roughly bounded by 17th St., Corona Ave., 20th St., and 8th Ave. |city=Jasper |county=Walker County, Alabama |date=2004-03-31 |image=Walker County Courthouse.jpg |lat=33.831667 |lon=-87.278889 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=6 |refnum=78000510 |type=NRHP |article= Stephenson House (Oakman, Alabama) |name=Stephenson House |address=Cobb St. |city=Oakman |county=Walker County, Alabama |date=1978-09-18 |image=Stephenson House Oakman Al.jpg |lat=33.71495 |lon=-87.3877 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=7 |refnum=85001160 |type=NRHP |article=Walker County Hospital |name=Walker County Hospital |address=1100 7th Ave. |city=Jasper |county=Walker County, Alabama |date=1985-05-30 |image= |lat=33.84068 |lon=-87.28316 |description= }} |} Washington County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=74000439 |type=NRHP |article=Andrews Chapel (McIntosh, Alabama) |name=McIntosh Log Church |address=South of McIntosh off U.S. Route 43 |city=McIntosh |county=Washington County, Alabama |date=1974-11-20 |image=Andrews Chapel McIntosh Alabama.jpg |lat=31.26216 |lon=-88.03025 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=70000111 |type=NRHP |article=St. Stephens, Alabama |name=Old St. Stephens Site |address=Address Restricted |city=St. Stephens |county=Washington County, Alabama |date=1970-12-29 |image=St. Stephens Stone Historical Marker.jpg |lat= |lon= |description= |commonscat=St. Stephens, Alabama }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=97000655 |type=NRHP |article=St. Stephens Courthouse |name=Washington County Courthouse |address=County Road 34, 0.5 miles southeast of its junction with Old Stephens Rd. |city=St. Stephens |county=Washington County, Alabama |date=1997-07-03 |image=Old Washington County Courthouse 002.jpg |lat=31.53992 |lon=-88.05418 |description= }} |} Wilcox County{{main|National Register of Historic Places listings in Wilcox County, Alabama}}Winston County{{NRHP header|state_iso=us-al}}{{NRHP row|pos=1 |refnum=85003119 |type=NRHP |article=Archeological Site No. 1WI50 |name=Archeological Site No. 1WI50 |address=Address Restricted |city=Haleyville |county=Winston County, Alabama |date=1985-12-14 |image= |lat= |lon= |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=2 |refnum=09000607 |type=NRHP |article=Feldman's Department Store |name=Feldman's Department Store |address=800 20th St. |city=Haleyville |county=Winston County, Alabama |date=2009-08-12 |image= |lat=34.22633 |lon=-87.62512 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=3 |refnum=75000331 |type=NRHP |article=Houston Jail |name=Houston Jail |address=Off U.S. Route 278 on State Route 63 |city=Houston |county=Winston County, Alabama |date=1975-06-05 |image= |lat=34.14113 |lon=-87.25752 |description= }}{{NRHP row |pos=4 |refnum=87001416 |type=NRHP |article=Winston County Courthouse |name=Winston County Courthouse |address=Addison Rd. |city=Double Springs |county=Winston County, Alabama |date=1987-08-27 |image=Winston County Courthouse.jpg |lat=34.14671 |lon=-87.4022 |description= |commonscat=Winston County Courthouse (Alabama) }} |} See also{{commons category|National Register of Historic Places in Alabama}}
References1. ^These counts are the best available. There are frequent additions to the listings, and occasional delistings, and the counts here may not be perfectly updated. Also, not counted are most boundary increase listings, which increase the area covered by a historic district and which carry a separate National Register reference number. {{National Register of Historic Places in Alabama}}{{Alabama}}{{National Register of Historic Places}}2. ^Red Mountain Suburbs Historic District is split between Birmingham and Mountain Brook. 3. ^The following sites are listed in multiple counties: Seven Mile Island Archeological District (Colbert and Lauderdale), Wilson Dam (Colbert and Lauderdale. 4. ^{{cite news|title=State reward offered in covered bridge fire in Blount County|url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1817&dat=19930702&id=4DQdAAAAIBAJ&sjid=qKUEAAAAIBAJ&pg=3894,201664&hl=en|accessdate=5 May 2015|publisher=Tuscaloosa News|date=July 2, 1993}} 5. ^{{cite news |author1=Staff |title=Shephard family leaves mark on Covington County history |url=https://www.andalusiastarnews.com/2009/06/12/shephard-family-leaves-mark-on-covington-county-history/ |accessdate=October 7, 2018 |work=Andalusia Star News |date=June 12, 2009}} 6. ^Location derived from this city website; the NRIS lists it as "Main St." 3 : National Register of Historic Places in Alabama|Lists of National Register of Historic Places by state|Alabama-related lists |
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