Personal Checks

The Tuskegee Airmen fought war on two fronts: axis powers overseas and racism at home. Through exhibits, audio-visual programs, historic buildings and guided walks, step back in time and share in the Tuskegee Experience.

Hands-on science center on 20 acres of wetlands on Big Escambia Creek. Interpretive Wildlife Center, Wetland Trail/Boardwalk, gardens, butterfly/honeybee exhibits, touch tank. Live reptile, fish, amphibian exhibits. Gift shop.

Mostly flat terrain, wide fairways.

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Variety of Dothan and Alabama souvenirs, plus all types of pecan and peanut goodies.

In business 80 years. Visit candy and gift company, pecan factory/bakery or retail shop in Mobile. Also retail shops in Fairhope and Daphne.

Clinic for orphaned and injured native wildlife, plus educational facility to foster appreciation of Alabama's creatures. View rehabilitation process of various raptors, mammals, birds and reptiles.

Home of Grits on the Side Dinner Theatre, an original Southern review featuring songs and skits about Southern stereotypes. Also other productions in small cabaret setting. Tour groups welcome. Located in historic downtown district.

Family home of Booker T. Washington, founder and 1st president of Tuskegee University. Built in 1899 by students and faculty using bricks made by students. Contains original and period furniture.

The centerpiece of the art center's Native American exhibit is the petroglyph carved into a 3,000-pound sandstone boulder more than 1,000 years ago. The images of feet and snakes were perhaps a "family portrait" of early inhabitants of Colbert County. The elegant stone carving is displayed in an interpretive bluff shelter setting to honor the legacy of Southeastern Native Americans."