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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.
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