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Explore Alabama's Rich History With Alabama Historical Tours

Alabama is home to some of the most pivotal moments in American history, and it can be overwhelming to know where to begin. At Alabama Historical Tours in Montgomery, AL, we make it easy for you to discover the history that shaped the state. From Civil Rights landmarks to historic cemeteries, we offer engaging and informative tours that bring the past to life. Call us today at (334) 224-2346. to book your tour and experience Alabama's heritage firsthand.

Civil Rights Tours

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Alabama played a critical role in the Civil Rights Movement, and our tours offer an in-depth look at the sites integral to the struggle for justice and equality. Visit landmarks such as the Edmund Pettus Bridge, the Rosa Parks Museum, and many other significant locations that tell the story of this transformative time in history.

Oakwood and Lincoln Cemeteries Tours

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Alabama's history is found in buildings and monuments and in the people who shaped it. Our tours of Oakwood and Lincoln Cemeteries offer a chance to pay respects to important historical figures who made lasting contributions to the state and the nation. Learn about the lives of those buried here and their impact on Alabama's legacy.

Historic Sites and Buildings Tour

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As you explore Alabama's most iconic historic sites and buildings, step back in time. Our tour includes stops at places like the Ben Moore Hotel and other landmarks that have stood the test of time, each with a unique story about the history of Montgomery and Alabama.

VIP Tours

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During exclusive VIP tours for estate officials, the ambassadors can take advantage of our distinguished guests and provide a personalized, in-depth experience of Alabama's historical sites. VIP tours require a 72-hour notice tailored to your specific interests in Alabama's history.

Specialized Tours

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For those looking for a more personalized historical journey, we offer specialized tours focusing on specific areas of Alabama's rich past. Whether you're interested in African American history, architecture, or local folklore, we can create a tour that suits your needs. Rates for specialized tours start at $250 per hour.

Need Help Figuring Out Where to Start? Let Us Be Your Guide

Alabama has many historical sites, and we understand deciding what to see first can be challenging. At Alabama Historical Tours, we know the best spots to explore, whether you're interested in Civil Rights history, notable landmarks, or local stories. Here's a sampling of some of our favorite places to take visitors:

Rosa L. Parks Avenue (Cleveland Avenue)

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Walk the streets named after one of the most iconic figures in Civil Rights history.

Montgomery, the State Capitol

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Learn about Montgomery's historic role and its unique architectural elements, such as the double-spiral staircase designed by former slave Horace King.

Montgomery Slave Markets

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A moving marker tells the stories of the slave trade and the path to freedom. Dr. Bailey Unveiled in 2002.

Dexter Avenue, Monroe Street, and Commerce Street

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These streets hold a rich tapestry of history, from Civil Rights to the Civil War.

Historic Homes & Neighborhoods

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Visit sites like the home of Dr. E.D. Nixon and explore areas like Centennial Hill.

Oakwood Cemetery

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Is a serene resting place with graves of notable figures from Alabama.

Booker T. Washington High School Historic Marker

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Explore the legacy of education and progress.

Rosa L. Parks Avenue & West Jeff Davis Avenue Intersection

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Where the Civil Rights Movement meets the History of the Civil War.

Cleveland Court Apartments Area

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A significant location in the Civil Rights history of Montgomery.

Holt Street Baptist Church

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A critical Civil Rights meeting and gathering location.

Parsonage of Trinity United Lutheran Church

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Discover another piece of Montgomery's religious and cultural history.

Mt. Zion AME Zion Church

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A cornerstone in the fight for equality.

Ben Moore Hotel

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landmark known for its historical significance to African American culture. In May 2024, Dr. Bailey was featured in an episode of the Discovery Channel documentary series, the episode was called "Hidden Places", where they shared insights about the historic Ben Moore Hotel. This appearance showcased Dr. Bailey's expertise and passion for uncovering the stories behind significant landmarks.

Lincoln Cemetery

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A historic cemetery that tells the stories of the people who shaped Alabama's past. The Lincoln Cemetery is the oldest black people cemetery in United States.

Walking Tour of Monroe Street, November 20, 2020

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