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Judge William Varner House

William Varner, Planter and Architect William Verner was born May 9, 1793, in Decatur County, Georgia, the son of Irish and Scottish immigrants George Varner and Elizabeth Donaldson. After his wife...

Anniston First Methodist Church | Photo © 2023, www.abandonedalabama.com

First Baptist Church of Anniston

First Baptist Church of Anniston The First Baptist Church of Anniston was organized in 1887 and met in a frame house in West Anniston. It is the oldest church in Anniston. A building was built on the...

King Memorial Hospital | Photo © 2023, www.abandonedalabama.com

King Memorial Hospital

Not far from Selma’s downtown district lies the remains of King Memorial Hospital, known more recently as Dunn Nursing Home. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as a...

Uniontown United Methodist Church | Photo © 2020, www.abandonedalabama.com

Uniontown United Methodist Church

Uniontown United Methodist Church The United Methodist Church in Uniontown, Alabama is a brick Greek Revival church building constructed in 1858 by local builder Theophilus Gilliam Fowler. Its...

Normandale Shopping Center | Photo © 2022 Bullet, www.abandonedalabama.com

Normandale Shopping Center

History of the Normandale Shopping Center After World War II, the first shopping plaza in Alabama was constructed on a 22.5-acre plot, 3 miles south of the Alabama State House. The plaza was named...

Edgar H. Battle Funeral Home | Photo © www.abandonedalabama.com

Edgar H. Battle Funeral Home

Edgar H. Battle, Funeral Director Located in Phenix City, Alabama, Edgar H. Battle Funeral Home was established in 1950 by Edgar Hugh Battle, born on October 15, 1909, in Barbour County, Alabama, the...

Good Hope Baptist Church | Photo © 2023 ww.abandonedalabama.com

Good Hope Baptist Church

The Community of Uchee The oldest continually active church in Russell County, Good Hope Baptist Church is located in the unincorporated community of Uchee. The town is one of the earliest...

State Theater | Photo © 2023 www.abandonedalabama.com

Rose Supper Club

State Theater Better known as the Rose Supper Club, the State Theater opened in 1940 located at 954 Highland Avenue in Montgomery, Alabama, and operated until 1955. It was constructed for the local...

Van Pelt House | Photo © 2022, www.abandonedalabama.com

Van Pelt House

Van Pelt House Some history on the property: the house known as the Van Pelt House was built in 1907 by Colonel James Steptoe Pinckard, who had formed Capitol Heights in 1904, although the plan...

Montgomery Mall | Photo © 2023, www.abandonedalabama.com

Montgomery Mall

History of Montgomery Mall Montgomery Mall, located in Montgomery, Alabama, was a spacious enclosed regional shopping center spanning 700,000 square feet and occupying a single level. Its origins...

Jones House | Photo © 2022 Bullet, www.abanodnedalabama.com

Jones House

John Erwin Located in Greensboro, Alabama, this Greek Revival house known as the Jones House was built around 1896 for Madison Jones Jr. and his wife Rebecca Francis Erwin, granddaughter of Alabama...

Highland Theatre | Photo © 2022, www.abandonedalabama.com

Highland Theatre

The Highland Theatre located on Highland Avenue in Montgomery, Alabama, was designed and built in the late-1940s by some of the city’s most prominent architects and businessmen. W. Y. Lovelace...

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