Every now and then, we could all use a relaxing weekend getaway. Alabama offers many places to visit that allow us to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life such as Greensboro. To learn all about Greensboro, including a few of the wonderful things the town offers, take a look below.
Greensboro is the county seat of Hale County. Officially incorporated in 1856, it's also known as the "Catfish Capital of Alabama."
This small rural town, which has less than 3,500 residents, consists of many acres of farmland. However, with that being said, there's still plenty of things to see and do in Greensboro.
For example, there are several antebellum mansions located throughout the town. There's no better way to see them than by taking a Sunday afternoon drive.
Magnolia Grove is a Greek revival-style mansion that was built in 1840. It was also the childhood home of U.S. Congressman Richmond Pearson Hobson - a Spanish-American War hero. Today, this historic home is open for tours. You can check its website for information.
If you enjoy antiquing, or shopping in general, a visit to The Greensboro Depot is a must! Housed inside a 1901 cotton warehouse, this shop sells all kinds of antiques, in addition to pottery, clothing, and more. Visit the shop's website for additional information.
The Greensboro Depot, 2350 Jones St, Greensboro, AL 36744, USA
The Stable is a Southern coffee pub, restaurant, and bar. From salads and sandwiches, to pizzas and wings, there's something for everyone. For more information, including hours, be sure to visit the restaurant's website.
This historic home, which was built in 1828, will take you back in time with its antique furnishings. For more information, including how to book your stay, be sure to visit the home's website.
Have you ever been to Greensboro, Alabama? If so, did you think there was a lot to see and do considering its size? Please share your thoughts with us in the comments below.
