Metropolitan

Century-old carriage house associated with Victoria Inn. Home gallery of Larry K. Martin: original paintings, 300 print editions and collectibles by this nationally known artist. Subjects include wildlife, Southern themes, African wildlife and patriotic.

To the casual observer the sculpture might appear whimsical or might inspire reflection about harmony, about getting along with others, about the animal kingdom, about the artist, or merely an admiration of the sculpture's detail.

Features Pavilion Restrooms – available with park rental only Located in front of Blue Bell on Norton Avenue.  

Facility Details The Verlie B. Collins Center has a maximum center capacity of 300 people and has rooms and a gym to rent for meetings, singings, luncheons, dances, etc. MEETING ROOM – This room can be setup for almost any need.

Built as an office building in the early 1830’s, it later was used as a printing office for The Alabama Baptist. Located now on the campus of Judson College, its restoration will eventually reflect a 19th century newspaper office.

Thomas Hennington Owen originally began construction on the Owen Plantation House in 1833 when he built the two rooms that now make up the back wing. He and his bride, Malissa Rose Sadler, moved into the quaint structure that year.