National Register Listings in Lee County, Alabama
Auburn Players Theater
Auburn University Historic District
Burton, Robert Wilton, House
Cullars Rotation
Darden, Dr. J.W., House
Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church
Geneva Street Historic District
Jenkins Farmhouse
Lee County Courthouse
Loachapoka Historic District
Lowther House Complex
McLain, Dr. Andrew D., Office and Drug Store
Noble Hall
Northside Historic District
Old Main and Church Street Historic District
Old Rotation
Pepperell Mill and Mill Village Historic District
President's Mansion, Old
Railroad Avenue Historic District
Scott-Yarbrough House
Spring Villa
Summers Plantation
Sunny Slope
U.S. Post Office
U.S. Post Office
Yarbrough, Franklin, Jr., Store
The first European settlement in Alabama was established in 1702 by the French at Fort Louis de la Mobile, which is now the city of Mobile. It was named after Louis XIV of France and was the capital of French Louisiana until 1711.