Andersonville Welcome Center, 109 E Church St, Plains, GA 31780, US

The Fort Mitchell Visitors Center in Fort Mitchell, AL is excited to announce the arrival of the State Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit, a celebration of Alabama's rich history and culture. This exhibit, presented by the Alabama Humanities Foundation, showcases 200 years of Alabama history and beyond, featuring interactive displays, audio medleys, and teaching resources. Visitors can expect a captivating experience that highlights the decisions and turning points that have shaped the state, while also conveying a message of hope for its future. As part of the Alabama Bicentennial celebration, the Fort Mitchell Visitors Center has planned several projects, including a self-guided walking tour of Phenix City, a History of Russell County and Phenix City publication, and the commissioning of a statue of Albert Patterson. The center invites everyone, especially students, to visit the exhibit and offers flexibility in the schedule to accommodate field trips. For more information on this exciting event and other local Bicentennial projects, please contact the Fort Mitchell Visitors Center.Generated from the website