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Alabama Historical Commission ALABAMA 468 S. Perry Street Montgomery, Alabama 36130-0900 HISTORICAL Voice: (334)242-3184 Fax: (334)262-1083 COMMISSION www.preserveala.org The State Historic Preservation Office THE ALABAMA REGISTER OF LANDMARKS & HERITAGE AS OF JUNE 23, 2016 All Alabama properties listed in the National Register of Historic Places are automatically considered listed in the Alabama Register of Landmarks & Heritage. However, they will not appear on this list unless the property was first listed in the Alabama Register. To see a list of National Register properties in Alabama, click here. Click on the county name below to go directly to beginning of each county listing in this document. Autauga^ Baldwin^ Barbour^ Bibb^ Blount^ Bullock^ Butler Calhoun Chambers Cherokee Chilton Choctaw Clarke Clay Cleburne Coffee Colbert Conecuh Coosa Covington Crenshaw Cullman Dale Dallas Dekalb Elmore Escambia Etowah Fayette Franklin Geneva Greene Hale Henry Houston Jackson Jefferson Lamar Lauderdale Lawrence Lee Limestone Lowndes Macon Madison Marengo Marion Marshall Mobile Monroe Montgomery Morgan Perry Pickens Pike Randolph Russell St. Clair Shelby Sumter Talladega Tallapoosa Tuscaloosa Walker^ Washington^ Wilcox^ Winston^ ^Digital pdf files are available for these counties. Click on name of listing. AUTAUGA COUNTY Autaugaville Historic District, Autaugaville c. 1840s-1949 Listed: 10/7/98 Bell House, 550 Upper Kingston Road, Prattville (NRHP) c. 1893 Listed: 10/7/98 Gin Shop Hill Water Tank c. 1900 Listed: 1/31/78 Johnson, Billy, Place, Deatsville c. 1888 Listed: 7/29/92 Johnson-Rawlinson House, Pine Flat Community c. 1867-70 Listed: 10/4/96 Lamar Estate Family Home and Statesville School Site, Mulberry vicinity c. 1920 Listed: 2/4/00 Lassiter Treadwell House, Autaugaville vicinity (NRHP) c. 1820 Listed: 7/22/91 Mount Sinai School, Mount Sinai Community, 1820 County Road 57, Prattville (NRHP) c. 1919 Listed: 2/2/01 Pine Level Cultural Center, Pine Level *File Missing From Inventory NRHP = National Register of Historic Places Page 1 c. 1929 Listed: 9/26/07 Posey House, Old Kingston Road, Prattville c. 1840 Listed: 6/29/76 Pratt, Daniel, Cemetery, Prattville c. 1849-1886 Listed: 9/14/77 Pratt, Daniel, Farm Gin, 101 West Main Street, Prattville c. 1844 Listed: 3/29/77 Rawlinson Grist Mill, US 82 north of Autaugaville c. 1875 Listed: 10/28/77 Rawlinson Grist Mill Machinery, US 82 North of Autaugaville c. 1900 Listed: 3/10/78 Return to Page 1 *File Missing From Inventory NRHP = National Register of Historic Places Page 2 BALDWIN COUNTY Atkinson, Thomas, House, 63900 Highway 59, Tensaw vicinity c. 1840 Listed: 4/19/06 Bayside Academy, Drawer 130, Daphne c. 1838 Listed: 5/27/75 Bromley School / James E. Cook Memorial Presbyterian Chapel & Cemetery, 36147 Hwy 225 c. 1920 (altered 1940s) Listed: 10/31/13 Chambless-Biggs House, 60433 Jack Springs Road, Lottie c. 1896 Listed: 6/30/95 Church of the Sacred Heart, Scenic Highway 98, Fairhope c. 1876, 1916 Listed: 3/22/91 Concrete Water Tower, Intersection of Hand Avenue and West Third Street, Bay Minette c. 1915 Listed: 6/24/04 D’Olive Plantation Site, Daphne vicinity* Prehistoric-C.1880 Listed: 4/19/06 Fairhope Museum of History, 24 North Section Street, Fairhope c. 1928 Listed: 5/28/09 Gulf State Park Contact Station, 20110 Highway 135, Gulf Shores c. 1941 Listed: 6/23/16 L & N RR Depot, 200 East Railroad Street, Bay Minette c. 1911 Listed: 7/7/80 Little Bethel Baptist Church, Main Street, Daphne c. 1867 Listed: 11/3/86 Malbis Church, Malbis Plantation, CR 27, Daphne c. 1965 Listed: 11/30/77 Malbis Plantation Historic District c. 1906 Listed: 9/25/08 McNair House (Sunnyside Hotel), NW Cor Oak & Jessamine St, Magnolia Springs (NRHP) c. 1897 Listed: 5/11/83 Montrose Historic District, Montrose (NRHP) c. 1853-1975 Listed: 7/30/75 Nelson, Charles M., House, Fairhope c. 1898 Listed: 5/22/08 Old English Place (Atkinson-Till Place), Stockton c. 1835 Listed: 3/14/78 Peoples Supply Co., 21950 Broad Street, Silverhill (NRHP) c. 1902 Listed: 3/13/96 Pinewood Pottery Kiln, 401 Oak Street, Fairhope *File Missing From Inventory NRHP = National Register of Historic Places Page 3 c. 1939 Listed: 7/6/76 Rhodes Store, Pine Street, Bay Minette c. 1890 Listed: 2/10/76 Rosinton School, 2021 County Road 64, Robertsdale DEMOLISHED 2000 c. 1919 Listed: 5/19/99 St. Luke’s/St. Francis at the Point Traditional Episcopal Church, Point Clear c. 1898 Listed: 10/1/97 Strong-Meador House, 805 Captain O'Neal Drive, Daphne c. 1858 Listed: 6/10/82 Swift-Coles House, Northeast of Bon Secour c. 1900 Listed: 10/6/78 U.S. Post Office, 25 Hand Avenue, Bay Minette c. 1937-1939 Listed: 8/13/87 Return to Page 1 *File Missing From Inventory NRHP = National Register of Historic Places Page 4 BARBOUR COUNTY Clayton Presbyterian Church, Clayton c. 1879 Listed: 3/20/81 Copeland-Reeves House, 404 West Broad Street, Eufaula c. 1886 Listed: 4/16/85 Eufaula High School Auditorium, 420 Sanford, Eufaula c. 20th Century Listed: 4/11/84 Fenn-Boyd House, Hwy 30, 3 mi E of Clayton, Clayton c. 1840 Listed: 4/11/84 Joyce-Copeland-Reeves House, 420 West Broad, Eufaula c. 1851 Listed: 4/16/85 Kendall-Edmondson-Hallenbeck House, 609 West Broad Street, Eufaula c. 1860 Listed: 5/25/76 McLeroy-Calton-Hurlbert House, 431 Sanford Avenue, Eufaula c. 1882 Listed: 4/11/84 McGee Home, 1833 Highway 131, Baker Hill c. 1873 Listed: 10/1/97 Ramah Baptist Church, 863 Bear Creek Road, Midway c. 1840s Listed: 12/15/11 Turner-Hightower Farm, Old Glenville Road, 1 mi N of Clayton-Eufaula Rd, Clayton c. 1859 Listed: 7/6/78 Wallace Home, Eufaula Avenue, Clayton DESTROYED BY FIRE 1980s c. 1897 Listed: 8/14/75 Woodlane, US 431 (NRHP) c. 1851 Listed: 12/15/89 Return to Page 1 *File Missing From Inventory NRHP = National Register of Historic Places Page 5 BIBB COUNTY Bibb County Training School, Centreville c. 1889 (1960) Listed: 11/6/75 Brierfield Coal & Iron Company Superintendent’s House, Brierfield Park c. 1882/1887 (moved to present site in 2010) Listed: 12/16/10 Fuller-Williams House, Centreville c. 1940 (1974) Listed: 6/18/2015 Green Pond Presbyterian Church and Cemetery, 65 Presbyterian Church Road, Green Pond c. 1884 Listed: 2/25/99 Howard-Cooper-Cleveland House (The Oaks), 430 Walnut Street, Centreville c. 1837 Listed: 10/31/13 James Wallace Mason House, AL Highway 5, Brent c. 1889 Listed: 2/6/98 Old Bibb County High School, 335 Walnut Street, Centreville Destroyed by Fire, 12/16/08 c. 1908-9 Listed: 7/29/77 Sandy Chapel Methodist Church, Church Street (Hwy 82 E), Centreville c. 1910 Listed: 3/29/77 Vance-Ellison House, 365 Birmingham Road, Centreville c. 1899 Listed: 11/16/78 West Blocton Commercial Historic District, West Blocton c. 1922; 1927-28 Listed: 1/24/08 Woodstock United Methodist Church, Woodstock c. 1893 Listed: 7/22/91 Return to Page 1 *File Missing From Inventory NRHP = National Register of Historic Places Page 6 BLOUNT COUNTY Bangor United Methodist Church, Co. Road 9 and Hwy 31, Bangor (Garden City vic.) c. 1930 Listed: 3/20/03 Barclift Inn, Blountsville c. 1834 Listed: 1/24/08 Berry Mountain School, Blount CR 257, Berry Mountain c. 1921 Listed: 10/7/98 Blount County Activity Building, 108 3rd Ave E, Oneonta c. 1940 Listed: 7/22/91 Blountsville Baptist Church, Blountsville c. 1956 Listed: 1/24/08 Blountsville Methodist Church, Church and College Street, Blountsville c. 1886 Listed: 11/13/78 Copeland-Ellis House, 204 4th Avenue West, Oneonta c. 1914 Listed: 7/21/78 Crump-Oliver Farm, Route 1, Oneonta c. 1841 Listed: 10/11/78 Denton-Hendrix House, 110 2nd Avenue East, Oneonta c. 1917 Listed: 1/31/79 Griffith House, 1204 County Highway 25, Summit (Summit vic) (NRHP) c. 1851 Listed: 6/30/95 Head, A. L., House, Blountsville c. 1890 Listed: 1/24/08 Holland Farm, Route One, Horton c. 1891 Listed: 7/29/77 Masonic Hall, Blountsville c. 1933 Listed: 1/24/08 Murphree Log Cabin, Palisades Park, Route 1, Oneonta c. 1819 Listed: 7/6/78 Nation, Thomas, House, approx. 3 mi NE of Blountsville on US 231, Blountsville c. 1835 Listed: 5/19/98 Old Easley Covered Bridge, between Oneonta & Rosa, 1 mi W of US 231, Rosa (NRHP) * c. 1927 Listed: 3/3/76 Oneonta Community House, 112 Jack Fendley Drive, Oneonta c. 1934 Listed: 8/3/90 Oneonta Federal Building, 210 2nd Avenue E, Oneonta c. 1937-38 Listed: 8/25/94 *File Missing From Inventory NRHP = National Register of Historic Places Page 7 Pennington, J. B., High School Gymnasium, Blountsville c. 1939 Listed: 1/24/08 Ratliff Building, Blountsville c. 1939 Listed: 1/24/08 Stracener Bridge, Blount CR 14, Snead c. Early 1900 (moved to present site in 1943) Listed: 5/17/77 Warren House Complex, Rt 2, Box 497, Blountsville c. Mid-19th century Listed: 11/2/90 Warren Springs Petroglyphs, Warren Farm, Rt 2, Box 303, Blountsville Listed: 2/20/86 Return to Page 1 *File Missing From Inventory NRHP = National Register of Historic Places Page 8 BULLOCK COUNTY Aberfoil School, ½ mi. off Troy Highway, 5 mi. S. of Union Springs next to the Elizabeth Baptist Church, Union Springs vic. c. 1945 Listed: 3/24/05 Chunnenugee Ridge, Chunnenugee Public Gardens, North of Union Springs c. 1840s-50s Listed: 3/5/76 First Baptist Church, Bullock Co Hwy 34, Midway c. 1912 Listed: 12/4/92 Fitzpatrick United Methodist Church, AL Hwy 110, Fitzpatrick c. 1858 Listed: 6/20/78 Foster-Bryan-Brown House, 201 Kennon, Union Springs (NRHP) c.
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