1701 Valley View Drive Historic & Cultural Attractions Vulcan Park and Museum The world's largest cast-iron statue, made for the 1904 World's Fair, with an observation tower and a museum of Birmingham history. EXPLORE PLACE
520 16th Street North History Museums Birmingham Civil Rights Institute A museum and research center in Birmingham's Civil Rights District telling the story of the city's civil rights movement and human rights today. EXPLORE PLACE
3101 Burritt Drive SE History Museums Burritt on the Mountain A history museum on Monte Sano with a 1930s mansion, historic farm buildings and city views. EXPLORE PLACE
355 Government Street History Museums Mobile Carnival Museum A museum of Mobile's Mardi Gras, the oldest in the US, with royal trains, floats and costumes. EXPLORE PLACE
111 South Royal Street History Museums History Museum of Mobile The city history museum in the 1850s Southern Market and Old City Hall building. EXPLORE PLACE
118 Commerce Street History Museums Hank Williams Museum A museum of country music legend Hank Williams, with his 1952 Cadillac and stage costumes. EXPLORE PLACE
624 Washington Avenue Archives Alabama Department of Archives and History The first state archives agency in the US, with research rooms and the Museum of Alabama. EXPLORE PLACE
400 North Court Street History Museums The Legacy Museum: From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration The Equal Justice Initiative's museum on the history of slavery, lynching, segregation and mass incarceration in America. EXPLORE PLACE
6 US Highway 80 East History Museums National Voting Rights Museum and Institute A museum at the foot of the Edmund Pettus Bridge on the 1965 voting rights marches. EXPLORE PLACE
