Cheap Things To Do in Deatsville, Alabama

Inscription. In the late 1930's and early 1940's Holtville School won national acclaim as one the foremost examples of the progressive education movement in the U. S. It was one of 33 southern schools in 1938 chosen to receive financial ... More on HMDB

Excellent year-round opportunities for fishing, boating, other outdoor recreation. More on 800Alabama.com

Jordan Reservoir is a 6,800 acre Alabama Power Company hydroelectric impoundment. It is located in central Alabama about twenty miles north of Montgomery. Jordan is the southernmost impoundment of ... More on AnglerWeb.com

(Mother’s, 40', 1999, 01-26-A) across Coosada Creek in Millbrook , Elmore County, AL. AL143 (Main St.) N. 2.0 miles from jct with Coosada Rd. in Millbrook, E. (right) on Graff Rd. 0.25 miles, N. (left - curves E.) on Willowbrook ... More on dalejtravis.com

Inscription. (Front): Daniel Pratt Cemetery: Final resting place of early Alabama industrialist Daniel Pratt, 1799-1873, and wife Esther Ticknor Pratt, 1803-1875. He was from New Hampshire and she, Connecticut. Married 1827 at Fortville, ... More on HMDB

Early Autauga County was a verdant area filled with abundant game and water. It was this plentiful water that first attracted Pratt, who harnessed the flow of ... More on Autaugaco.org

Inscription. Created in 1818 by an act of Alabama Territorial Legislature. Autauga Indians lived on creek from which the county takes its name. Autaugas were members of the Alibamo tribe. They sent... More on HMDB

Inscription. The plank road was constructed of large pine logs, sawed lengthwise and laid round-side down. Daniel Pratt built the road for public benefit and to provide transportation from the Pratt Cotton Gin Factory to Washington ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Daniel Pratt, Prattvilles founding father, constructed an imposing home and garden within a quarter-mile of this site on Autauga Creek, near his industrial complex. The large home was designed and erected by Pratt himself, ... More on HMDB

A weekend long event that covers 16 blocks downtown. You can enjoy a variety of ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Jubilee Cityfest is the biggest event in Montgomery. It is held memorial Day Weekend on Friday, Saturday a... More on igougo

Black ramps, most 4ft two 6ft one 3ft. 4ft half pipe, a bunch of rails some are kink some are straight. 3 funboxes, 1 real small bunch of younger kids and older. You can bring bikes, skates, scoote... More on skateboardpark.com

The curb market is the small, privately owned farmers market. There's a state owned farmers market, and this isn't it. It's small ... More on igougo

St. John's was built in l885 and its yellow steeple quickly became a landmark for travelers to Montgomery. During the Civil War, Jefferson Davis worshipped here and his pew is still ... More on uptake_content

This church was built in the 1830's, and it was the church home of the President of the Confederacy when Montgomery was the first capital of the Confederacy. The signal from President Jefferson Dav... More on TripAdvisor