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Simply Southern Gifts and Collectibles
Street address:
1302 Boll Weevil Cir.
Enterprise, AL
Phone:
334-347-1154
Fax:
334-393-2030
Schedule:
Open M–Sat. 9–5.
Mailing:
1302 Boll Weevil Cir.
Enterprise, AL 36330
Admission:
Free
Accepted:
Personal Checks
Travelers Checks
Credit Cards (call for specifics)
Oldest standing home in Coffee County. Built by slaves in 1852 for Matthew Brunson, who died after being finned by a catfish in Pea River. He was buried in the attic of the house.
Accessibility:
Mobility Impaired (ramps, designated parking spaces)
Related attractions
World’s only monument to a pest. In 1915, boll weevils devoured two-thirds of Coffee County’s cotton crop, forcing local farmers to diversify. Monument is proud reminder of destructive insect that helped Enterprise prosper.
Located in 3 rooms of 65-year-old house. Peanut, high cotton and cotton blossom soaps and lotions, skin care products.
Serves as rest stop. Replica of early 19th-century log home. Brochures and maps available. Guides on hand to answer questions and give tour of Little Red Schoolhouse nearby.
8 antique shops boasting wide variety of items. Call Chamber for brochure or information.
Lighted walking trails, children's playground area, scenic lake, picnic pavilion.
Schoolhouse replica is letter-perfect, with desks, schoolbooks, chalkboards, pot-bellied stove and other nostalgic reminders of rural American schools.
Old railroad station contains many artifacts relating to area.
Downtown society library of historical and genealogical items, gift shop.
Residential golf community. Public welcome.
Number of holes: 18
Par: 72
Championship Yardage: 6800 yds.
UH-1 helicopter donated by US Army Aviation Center, Fort Rucker. Around the base is the \Walk of Generals\" featuring plaques honoring commanding generals of Fort Rucker."
Enterprise landmark since built in 1903. Remodeled 1928, and enlarged from original small, 2-story brick structure.
Line railroad built the Enterprise Train Depot in 1903. Its steam locomotives become the city's gateway to adventure. Its tracks moved progress and industrial opportunity.
Roller skating, jump shot, rock wall, glow golf, pool, and arcade games are just a few fun activities you can do in this fun factory for kids ages 5 to 100!
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