125 miniatures of places from all over the world. Located on grounds of Alabama's only Benedictine abbey. Miniatures built by Brother Joseph Zoettl, O.S.B. (1878–1961).
North Alabama Museum of History and Fine Arts, Inc
Street address:
1315 County Rd. 222
Cullman, AL 35057
Phone:
256-734-0693
Fax:
256-775-7477
Schedule:
Open M–F 9–4:30.
Mailing:
1315 County Rd. 222
Cullman, AL 35057
Discount:
senior, group
Admission:
Admission charged
60-year treasure chest, hidden from the world and opened to the public in 2001. Said to be one of best collections in world today. Porcelain, art, antiques, bronzes, cut glass.
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