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The Alabama Department of Archives and History (ADAH) has been the home of Alabama history for more than a century. It is the nation's oldest state …
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Nov 3, 2024
The building is beautifully maintained -- go to the second floor (there is an elevator to the left of the entrance) and find out about the story of Alabama. There is no entrance fee. The museum cov… Full review by FarmerRK
Aug 1, 2024
My kids loved every room of this building. There is a hands-on kids room. Played checkers, dressed up, typed on a vintage typewriter, dialed on a rotary pay phone,….saw different types of cotton.… Full review by Teammilitello
Apr 8, 2024
We did the voices of Alabama on the second floor they have a gallery on the 3rd floor also, but we didn't venture up there they had a hands-on kids center but it was closed for an event when we were … Full review by tinkerbsb
A few Alabama counties created birth and death registers between the mid-1880s and the 1930s. Check the County Records on Microfilm Database for records available at ADAH. Birth...
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