Old Alabama Town 5.0 (reviews)

Montgomery, AL Historical Unclaimed Last Updated: 2025
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About Old Alabama Town

Step back in time to Old Alabama Town, where history comes alive for families and kids alike. Imagine walking through the streets just as they were in the 19th and 20th centuries, surrounded by beautifully restored buildings that speak volumes of the past. Nestled in the heart of Montgomery, this historic attraction offers a hands-on learning experience that brings the rich tapestry of Alabama's history to life right before your eyes.

Old Alabama Town is a delightful collection of authentically restored structures that provide a glimpse into the architectural styles and daily lives of early Alabamians. As you wander through this living history museum, kids will love imagining what it would have been like to live in a time without modern conveniences. It's a chance for them to connect with history in a tangible way, seeing firsthand the craftsmanship of a bygone era.

The attraction offers both self-guided and guided tours, allowing visitors the flexibility to explore at their own pace or benefit from the detailed stories and insights provided by knowledgeable guides. Guided tours run from Thursday to Saturday, providing a comprehensive look at the Ordeman Complex, where you can meet your guide at Lucas Tavern and embark on a journey through time.

For over 50 years, Old Alabama Town has been a beacon of education and exploration, inviting families to delve into the past and discover the roots of Central Alabama. Whether you're a history buff or a curious visitor, this is an opportunity to discuss and reflect on the diverse narratives that have shaped the state. Spend a day here, and let your family's imagination run wild as you explore the stories and structures that have stood the test of time.

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Adults $10 for self-guided tour

Children $10 for self-guided tour (Over 12 years)

Free Under 12 years

Last Update 2025

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Old Alabama Town FAQ’s

How can families engage with history at Old Alabama Town?

Families can engage with history through interactive exhibits and detailed guided tours that bring the past to life.

What activities can families enjoy at Old Alabama Town?

Families can explore restored buildings, participate in guided tours, and engage with interactive exhibits to learn about history.

Are there baby facilities available at Old Alabama Town?

While there are no specific baby facilities, restrooms and water fountains are available throughout the area.

What food options are available at Old Alabama Town?

While there are no onsite dining facilities, visitors can enjoy the picnic areas or explore nearby eateries in Montgomery.

Where can you purchase tickets for Old Alabama Town?

Tickets are available at Lucas Tavern at 310 North Hull Street.

Can visitors buy souvenirs at Old Alabama Town?

Yes, there are plenty of unique souvenirs available that capture the essence of Alabama's rich history.

Teachers corner

Schoolchildren can experience life in early 19th and 20th century Alabama with Old Alabama Town tours augmenting history learned in a classroom! Their Education Department provides the expertise to provide a meaningful learning experience for students. Plan at least 1.5 hours for all tours along with an additional 30 minutes if your students will be shopping for that perfect souvenir to take home. Just give them a call to book!

Are there healthy food options nearby Old Alabama Town?

Yes, nearby Montgomery offers a range of eateries with healthy menu options for your family to enjoy.

What should visitors with accessibility needs know before visiting?

Call ahead to discuss any accessibility needs to ensure a comfortable visit; staff are happy to assist.

Any additional information?

Restrooms and water fountains are available throughout Old Alabama Town. Old Alabama Town is pet friendly.