What Once Stood In This Historic Alabama Park Is Nothing Short Of Amazing
Alabama is well known for its great history. Luckily, by visiting the state’s many historic landmarks, we’re able to learn all about the great history it’s known for. To find out the history of Alabama’s earliest days, a great city to visit is Tuscaloosa. Incorporated as a town on December 13, 1819, Tuscaloosa is only one day older than the state of Alabama.
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The Capitol building was once considered the "Jewel of Tuscaloosa."
During its operation, this all-female college was well known for its great education.
People as far away as Greensboro reported seeing the smoke.
It wasn't long before people were constructing homes made from salvaged bricks, or decorating their yards with fragments from the historic building.
Capitol Park is located at 2828 6th Street, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35401.
When you visit Capitol Park, don't forget your camera. After all, it's one of the best places in Tuscaloosa to take pictures.
Have you ever strolled the grounds of Alabama’s Capitol Park? If so, what did you think about it? Share your thoughts with us!
For a list of more historic sites to visit in Alabama, click here.
