Historical Markers in Cherokee County, Alabama
Arthur "Tarzan" White
Barry Springs Indian Stockade
Carmel Presbyterian Church
Chattooga River
Cherokee County
Cherokee County Courthouse
Cherokee County Historical Museum
Cherokee County Veterans Memorial
Cherokee County's Beginnings
Cherokee County's Paul Revere
Cornwall Furnace
Cornwall Furnace
Cornwall Furnace Memorial Park
David Hartline
Garrett Cemetery
Gaylesville
Gen. John B. Hood Headquarters
Gen. N.B. Forrest Captured Col. A.D. Streight
Hatcher School
History of Taff, Alabama
Indian Village of Costa
J.D. Jordan Jr. House
John Johnathan Pratt
Jordan Big Store
King's Hill Skirmish
Ladiga Cavalry Skirmish
Leesburg
Long Shadows House
Mose Hampton 1808-1885
Occupation of Gaylesville
Orville Estes Field
Pathkiller - Childers - Garrett Ferry
Rock Run Furnace
Round Mountain Iron Furnace
Sand Rock
Site of Bluffton
Spring Garden
Tennessee, Alabama & Georgia Railway
Turkey Town Council Site
W.P. Brown & Sons Lumber Company
Alabama is home to several important civil rights landmarks, including the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, which was the site of a deadly bombing in 1963, and the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, which was the site of the "Bloody Sunday" confrontation between civil rights marchers and state troopers in 1965.