Properties on the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage by county (Pickens–Winston)

This is a list of properties on the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage, sorted alphabetically by county. This list contains all entries for Pickens County through Winston County, the other listings may be found here. The Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage is an official listing of buildings, sites, structures, objects, and districts deemed worthy of preservation in the U.S. state of Alabama.

These properties, which may be of national, state, and local significance, are designated by the Alabama Historical Commission, under the authority of the Alabama Legislature. General criteria for inclusion in the Alabama Register includes that the property is at least 40 years old; is associated with events of state or local significance; is associated with the lives of persons of state or local significance; is representative of a type, style, or period of architecture; or is associated with Alabama's history or prehistory. It must also possess integrity of location and construction and convey a feeling for the time and place of construction.

The Alabama Register occasionally includes properties that do not meet the general criteria for inclusion, such as moved or reconstructed structures. These properties are included when they have been sensitively relocated to a site similar to the original, closely match the construction of the original significant building, or are of exceptional importance to the state.

There are approximately 1,711 properties and districts listed on the Alabama Register. Of these, approximately 243 are also listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) and 6 are designated as National Historic Landmarks (NHL).

__NOTOC__ +Pickens – Pike – Randolph – Russell – St. Clair – Shelby – Sumter – Talladega – Tallapoosa – Tuscaloosa – Walker – Washington – Wilcox – Winston – See also – References

Pickens County Site nameDate listedCity or TownBuilt or Established NRHP/NHL 1 Parks E. Ball Plantation Aliceville c. 1826 NRHP 2 Beard-McShan House (Melrose Plantation) Reform vicinity 1840 3 First Presbyterian Church Aliceville c. 1908 4 Going-Craft House Gordo vicinity c. 1829 5 Ingleside Plantation Aliceville 1849 6 Mancel-Gentry House (The White House) Aliceville c. 1913 7 Merchants and Farmers Bank Building Aliceville 1911 8 John Turner Milner Bridge Tombigbee River 1927 9 Pickens County Courthouse Carrollton 1877 NRHP 10 Pickensville Methodist Church Pickensville 1842 11 Pickensville Rosenwald School Pickensville c. 1925–1926 12 Pilgrim's Rest Primitive Baptist Church Carrollton 1882 13 James M. Summerville House (Plantation House) Aliceville 1903–05

Pike County Site nameDate listedCity or TownBuilt or Established NRHP/NHL 1 Academy Street High School Troy c. 1948 2 Allred House Troy c. 1840s 3 Bashinsky-Crow-Poole House (The Crow House) Troy 1919–20 4 Brundidge Historic District Brundidge c. 1880-1970 5 Brundidge United Methodist Church Brundidge 1921, 1967 6 Carroll Street Memorial Cemetery Troy 7 Clay Hill Methodist Church and Cemetery Brundidge 1921, 1967 8 Concord Primitive Church Brundidge c. 1900 9 Connor-Chapman House Troy c. 1878 10 First United Methodist Church Troy 1904 11 Good Hope Baptist Church and Cemetery Troy 1940s 12 Johnston Mill Brundidge c. 1928–30 13 Lightfoot House Brundidge 1897 14 Little Oak United Methodist Church Troy vicinity 1908 15 Pike Pioneer Museum Troy 1970s 16 St. Martin's Catholic Church Troy c. 1915 17 Saint Paul AME Church and Cemetery Brundidge c. 1900, 1956; c. 1970s, 2017 18 Troy Downtown Commercial Historic District Troy Mid 1800s–1950 19 Troy High School (Demolished, 2010) Troy 1919 NRHP 20 Trotter House Goshen c. 1892; 1995 21 Tuskegee Army Air Field Hangar at Troy Municipal Airport Troy c. 1942 22 Union Springs Primitive Baptist Church and Cemeteries Brundidge vicinity 1880s 23 We Piddle Around Theatre (Old City Hall) Brundidge 1940 24 Williams Chapel United Methodist Church & Cemetery Brundidge c. 1928-1929

Randolph County Site nameDate listedCity or TownBuilt or Established NRHP/NHL 1 Auslin's Chapel Church and Cemetery Wedowee c. 1875 2 Bassett Homestead Roanoke c. 1914 3 Clark Funeral Home Roanoke 1969 4 Gay Craft House Wadley c. 1840 5 Lebanon Christian Church and Cemetery Roanoke c. 1880 6 Old Riley Family Homestead (Esters Family Home) Roanoke 1837 7 Perry House Wedowee 1837

Russell County Site nameDate listedCity or TownBuilt or Established NRHP/NHL 1 Blessed Trinity Shrine Holy Trinity 1895 2 Cedar Heights Plantation Pittsview vicinity 1837 NRHP 3 Cliatt Plantation Jernigan 1865 4 Confederate Breastworks (Fort No. 5) Phenix City 1863–64 NRHP 5 Crowell-Whitaker-Howard Log Cabin Fort Mitchell c. 1838 6 Davis House Phenix City c. 1880–90 7 Greenwood Plantation (Samuel R. Pitts House) Pittsview 1846 NRHP 8 Kearney House Phenix City 1890 9 McCrory House Phenix City 1898 10 Morgan-Curtis House (Morgan Sanitorium) Phenix City 1904, 1914 NRHP 11 Mother Mary Mission Phenix City 1951-1979 12 Parkman House Seale c. 1850, 1930 13 Phenix City Elementary School Phenix City c. 1906 14 South Girard High School Phenix City c. 1961 15 Southern Railway Depot Building (Demolished) Hurtsboro 1884 16 Trinity United Methodist Church Phenix City 1872 17 Tuckabatchie Masonic Lodge No. 96 Crawford 1948 18 Augustus Benning Walker House Hatchechubbee c. 1892 19 Williams-Holland House Phenix City 1884 20 Zadie Young Cottage Phenix City c. 1910

St. Clair County Site nameDate listedCity or TownBuilt or Established NRHP/NHL 1 Acmar Civic Center Acmar c. 1905 2 Adams House Moody vicinity c. 1926 3 John Ash House Ashville c. 1820 NRHP 4 Ashville Masonic Lodge Ashville 1853–58 5 Ashville Historic District 1973 Ashville c. 1824-1830; 19th century NRHP 6 Bothwell-Embry House Ashville 1835 NRHP 7 Leroy Box House Ashville 1896 8 Cason-Tipton House Ashville c. 1873 9 James Forman House Odenville vicinity c. 1850 10 Harkey's Chapel Methodist Church Ragland vicinity 1903–04 11 Mays Bend Family Cemetery Pell City vicinity 1837 12 Merry Oakes Inn (Dr. J. T. Brown Home) Riverside 1872 13 Montgomery-Ritchie House (Judge Elisha Robinson House) Ashville 1890 NRHP 14 Newton Homestead Ashville c. 1817 NRHP 15 O'Donnell's Mill (Gibson's Mill) (destroyed by flood) Ashville vicinity c. 1840 16 Reeves Grove Baptist Church & Cemetery Steele c. 1872 17 Riser House (Evans-Eatman House) Pell City 1890 18 Shanks House Ashville c. 1930 19 Springville Historic District Springville 1873–1980s NRHP 20 Springville Lake Estates Springville c. 1960 21 Steele Cemetery Steele 1880 22 St. Clair County Training School Pell City c. 1921 23 Union United Methodist Church Steele vicinity 1921

Shelby County Site nameDate listedCity or TownBuilt or Established NRHP/NHL 1 1854 Shelby County Courthouse Columbiana 1854 NRHP 2 Archer House Westover 1880s, 1910 3 Arkwright Baptist Church Arkwright c. 1917, 1957, 1966 4 Arkwright Heritage Area Arkwright Prehistory–1940s 5 Bel May Farm Montevallo c. 1869 6 The Brick House Shelby c. 1940-1950 7 Buck Creek District Helena c. 1865 8 Buck Creek Jail & Water Tower Alabaster c. 1916 9 Calera Downtown Historic District Calera 1884–1964 NRHP 10 Calera Presbyterian Church Calera 1885 11 Carter Residence (The Bowden Home) Calera 1915 12 Chancellor House Harpersville 1935 NRHP 13 Cowart Drug Store Calera c. 1885 14 Cunningham-Stamps House Montevallo vicinity c. 1828 15 Crane Home Chelsea c. 1897 16 John E. Densler House Wilsonville 1879 17 Don H. Loveday Memorial Bridge Montevallo 1932–1936 18 Ebenezer Church Montevallo vicinity 1891 19 Falkner School Vandiver c. 1850 20 Farrington Hall Montevallo c. 1908 NRHP 21 Frost-Sorrell Log House (Crowson-Ward House) Montevallo c. 1820 22 Harpersville Heritage Area Harpersville 23 Harrison House Montevallo 1887 24 Jackson's Fourmile Farm Fourmile c. 1850 25 Jones-Bailey Cemetery Calera 1860 26 Klein-Wallace Home Harpersville 1841 27 Lesters Chapel United Methodist Church Columbiana c. 1950 28 McClellan House (Indian Springs Village Town Hall) Indian Springs Village c. 1920s 29 McGaughy Farms Montevallo 1840–45 30 McKibbon House Montevallo 1884 NRHP 31 Meredith-McLaughlin House (McLaughlin Farm) Maylene c. 1820 32 Mt. Calvary Baptist Church Chelsea 1905 33 Montevallo Coal Mine Company Store Aldrich 1928 34 Old Shelby Hotel (destroyed by fire in 2019) Shelby 1900 35 O'Neal Lime Works Kilns Calera 1880 & 1895 36 People's Hotel (Demolished) Calera 1909 37 Perry Hall (Shoal Creek Farm) Montevallo 1834 38 Railey House Vincent 1890 39 Rock House (Eastis House) Harpersville c. 1835 NRHP 40 Scott-Bradford Home Harpersville vicinity 1824, 1830s 41 Shoal Creek Mill Dam Site Montevallo c. 1890s 42 Vincent Gin (Florey Gin) Vincent 43 Weldon General Store (demolished) Chelsea c. 1921 44 Wilson-Albright Log Cabin Montevallo c. 1820 45 Wilson-Lathem-Taff House Montevallo c. 1880 46 Woods-Cleveland-Cooling House Wilton c. 1845

Sumter County Site nameDate listedCity or TownBuilt or Established NRHP/NHL 1 Bethel Chapel and Cemetery Sumterville vicinity Chapel 1908,Cemetery 1839 2 Branch-Stuart Home Livingston 1903 3 Christian Lodge #217 Cuba c. 1905 4 Farview Sumterville vicinity c. 1837 5 Gainesville Historic District Gainesville Early 19th century NRHP 6 Geiger School Geiger 1911–12 7 Hawkins House Epes 1848 8 Inge-Moon House Livingston c. 1834 9 Lakewood Livingston c. 1840–1930s 10 Oakhurst Emelle Early 1850s NRHP 11 Rural Training and Research Center Epes c. 1963; c. 1970 NRHP 12 Sumter County High School York c. 1912 13 St. James Episcopal Church Livingston c. 1840 14 Twin Magnolias Coatopa c. 1860 15 Voss-Pate House Livingston c. 1850 16 Ward-Ganguet-Gray House Cuba 1860–70 NRHP 17 Zion Hill Methodist Church and Cemetery Coatopa c. 1870

Talladega County Site nameDate listedCity or TownBuilt or Established NRHP/NHL 1 Alpine Baptist Church Alpine c. 1871 2 Alpine Plantation Alpine 1858 3 Bemiston Mill Village Talladega 1927 4 Brown House Talladega c. 1924 5 Butler-Harris-Rainwater House Childersburg c. 1890s NRHP 6 Cunningham Estates Eastaboga c. 1950s 7 DeForest Chapel Talladega 1904 8 DeSoto Caverns Childersburg Prehistoric 9 W.C. Dowdell House (Boxwood) Talladega 1854 NRHP 10 East Highland High School Sylacauga vicinity c. 1952 11 Fairfax Station Alpine vicinity 1850 12 Fort Williams Cemetery Fayetteville vicinity 1813 13 Gantts Quarry Post Office Sylacauga c. 1905 14 Birdie Guy House Sylacauga Late 19th century 15 Hendrick House Talladega vicinity 1835–40 16 Hightower Brothers Livery Stable Sylacauga 1914–46 NRHP 17 Idlewild Talladega vicinity c. 1843 NRHP 18 Jemison-Turner House Eastaboga vicinity 1836–37 NRHP 19 Lanning-Livingston Home Sylacauga 1901 20 Lawler-Whiting House (Orangevale) Talladega vicinity 1852–54 NRHP 21 Marble City Cemetery Sylacauga 1898 22 Merkl House Lincoln 1889–1940 23 Mt. Canaan Baptist Church Talladega 24 Munford High School Munford c. 1910 25 Ogletree House Eastaboga vicinity c. 1845 26 Old Town Lincoln Commercial Historic District Lincoln 1883–1959 27 Ophelia S. Hill School Munford c. 1919 28 Porch-Drake House Sylacauga 1914–15 29 Robinson House (Baker House) Childersburg vicinity c. 1885 30 St. Peter's Episcopal Church Talladega 1927 31 Smith House (Towassa) Sylacauga 1909 32 Strozier Building Childersburg c. 1890 33 Sugar Hill House Sylacauga 1870 34 Sylacauga Cemetery Sylacauga 1832–1900 35 Talladega Public Library Talladega 1908 36 Tallasahatchie First Baptist Church and Cemetery Alpine c. 1838 37 The Cedars Plantation Munford 1838 38 The Community House Talladega 1926 39 The Oaks (Burns Home) Lincoln 1898, 1906 40 Truss-Law-Watson House Lincoln c. 1853 41 Wallis House Talladega vicinity 1832 42 Westview Cemetery (Needmore Cemetery) Talladega 1890 43 Wren Manor Talladega c. 1934

Tallapoosa County