Ruins of Alabama's Capitol
Sector: Commercial • Location: Tuscaloosa, Alabama, United States
Source: AL.com
The article discusses the ruins of Alabama's second statehouse, which was destroyed by fire in 1923. The building, located in Tuscaloosa, was used as Alabama Central Female College at the time of the fire. Efforts to preserve the ruins began in 1988, and they are now part of Capitol Park, where visitors can see some of the original columns and stone fragments.
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Description | The article discusses the ruins of Alabama's second statehouse, which was destroyed by fire in 1923. The building, located in Tuscaloosa, was used as Alabama Central Female College at the time of the fire. Efforts to preserve the ruins began in 1988, and they are now part of Capitol Park, where visitors can see some of the original columns and stone fragments. |
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