A Capital Capitol
April 3-6, 2014 |
April 3 to April 6
The Tuscaloosa County Preservation Society will celebrate the years from 1826 to 1846 when Tuscaloosa served as the Alabama state capitol.
Stagecoach rides to an original 19th century Tavern/Inn; greetings by the first Governors and other political figures as well as early city residents; demonstrations by blacksmiths and printers; children's 19th century games, crafts plus additional activities; food and gardens from way back when, as well as an opportunity to visit and chat with the ghosts of early Tuscaloosa citizens at a local cemetery and much more which will surprise, entertain and educate visitors at Tuscaloosa's annual Heritage Celebration, A CAPITAL CAPITOL.
Visitors including children will be ale to witness life as it was during these transitional years.
For more information please call the Tuscaloosa County Preservation Society at
(205) 758-2238 or (205) 758-2906 or visit historictuscaloosa.org
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Website:
historictuscaloosa.org |
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| Location Information |
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Tuscaloosa County Preservation Society |
1010 Greensboro Ave
Tuscaloosa, AL 35401 |
| Website:
historictuscaloosa.org |
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| Contact Information |
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Joanne Miles |
| Email:
mcneecemiles@yahoo.com |
| Phone:
205-345-4693 |
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