Cheap Things To Do in Tuscumbia, Alabama

Helen Keller's childhood home contains artifacts from her early life, and sponsors annual performances of "The Miracle Worker." . Built in 1820 only one year after Alabama became the 22 nd State of... More on Heritage

This event honors the life of Helen Keller, America's First Lady of Courage. A full week of events including historic cemetery and walking tours, athletic events, history programs, parade, juried f... More on Discover America

This 413-acre, privately protected scenic natural area provides a sanctuary for native plants and animals. Abundant wildflowers. Over 100 species of Native trees. Hiking trails lead to scenic sites. The main canyon and other tributary ... More on Discover America

Inscription. The Family Home of Captain Arthur M. & Kate Adams Keller was build 1820, being the second hous... More on HMDB

The grounds are a little random, and part of it was dug up for construction, so that wasn't as interesting ... More on TripAdvisor

Operation Schedule : Open M-Sat. 9-5; Sun. 1-5. ; Description : Dedicated to honoring Alabama�s music achievers. Memorabilia from careers of Alabamians such as Tammy Wynette, Lionel Richie, ... More on 800Alabama.com

I am really not a huge music fan. I listen while in my car and seldom around the house. Having said that I almost skipped the ... More on igougo

Operation Schedule : Open M-F 9-5, Sun. 1-3 during exhibitions. ; Description : The centerpiece of the art center's Native American exhibit is the petroglyph carved into a 3,000-pound sandstone bou... More on 800Alabama.com

Overall, I am critical of smaller cities' art museum as they are unorganized and typically feature eithe More on igougo

The Alabama Music Hall of Fame features clothing, contracts and memorabilia of Alabama musicians. The lobby of ... More on PlanetWare

Inscription. This congregation was organized in the 1830's, with services being held in private homes and the Methodist meeting house. The present building was first used in October 1852 and completed the following year. During the ... More on HMDB

This beautiful station was built by the Memphis and Charleston Railroad in 1888 as a district headquarters between Memphis and Chattanooga, Tennessee. The station became part of the Southern Railwa... More on Tuscumbiarailway.com

This 1888 restored passenger depot was utilized by both the Memphis and Charlestone and Southern Railway companies. Used often by Helen Keller and Annie Sullivan on their travels in its early years... More on Discover America

Inscription. Construction on the home which became the center building of Deshler High School was begun in 1824 by Clark T. Barton. William Winston purchased and completed the Georgian-style dwelling in 1833. The largest remaining ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Front – Side A: The Winston family settled this area in the early 1820s. Andrew Jackson purchased the property at the U. S. government land sale and conveyed it to Col. Anthony Winston (1782-1841) who lived nearby ... More on HMDB