Cheap Things To Do in Locust Fork, Alabama

Inscription. Member Constitutional Convention 1819, First Senator of Blount County, Brigadier General, Alabama Militia, County road and court systems organized at his house 1820. , Erected 1962 by Blount County Historical Society. ... More on HMDB

Dead Mans Trail is a fright filled journey through the haunted woods of Locust Fork. More on HauntedHouse.com

(Nectar, 385', 1934, 01-05-04 - Arsoned June 13, 1993 ) across Locust Fork SW of Cleveland , Blount County, AL. AL160 SW 4.2 miles from jct with US231 in Cleveland, S. on Nectar ... More on dalejtravis.com

Homestead Hollow festivals have been quite successful for the past 24 years. The Sunshine Artist Alabama Editor ranks Homestead Hollow the top Arts and Crafts Festival in Central and North Alabama.... More on BirminghamAL.org

about Homestead Hollow: Homestead Hollow 's frequent festivals include hand made crafts, pioneer demonstrations (wood carving, ironwork, blacksmithing, smoke house cooking, gardening, quilting, whi... More on GoCityKids

(Swann or Joy, 305', 1933, closed, 01-05-05) across Locust Fork Black Warrior River W. of Cleveland , Blount County, AL. Use the W. approach: AL160 W. 2.7 miles from jct with US231 in Cleveland, NW (right - curves W.) on Nectar Cir. ... More on dalejtravis.com

Operation Schedule : Open 8 a.m.�10 p.m. ; Description : Seventy-acre complex with lighted softball and soccer fields, basketball courts, picnic ... More on 800Alabama.com

Inscription. Famous Health Resort 1843-1914, Here fashionable ladies and gentlemen of the South vacationed with their families. , Erected 1953 by Alabama Historical Association. , Location. 33° 55.937′ N, 86° 47.754′ ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Created Feb. 7, 1818 by Alabama Territorial Legislature from lands ceded by the Creek Indian Nation. Named for the Tennessee Governor W. G. Blount, who sent militia under Andrew Jackson to punish the Creeks for Fort Mims ... More on HMDB

Inscription. John Hanby came in 1817 and found a rich seam of brown iron ore. Named Champion in 1882 when Henry DeBardeleben and James Sloss bought land and brought L&N Railroad causing county seat to be moved from Blountsville to ... More on HMDB

Inscription. William M. Bailey (born 1859 in Cherokee Co.; died 1909 in Blount Co.) settled 40 acres on what became Co. Rd 36 to the west and New Home Church Rd to the east in 1893. He brought three small sons from Cherokee Co. after ... More on HMDB