This is a marker to remember Doctor Eratus Byron Ard and his wife, Zenada Byrd Ard. The family…read morelived on this property and were a prominent part of this community. I am glad this memorial caught my eye. I learned a bit more of the community.

A cool piece of local lore in Ozark, Alabama. The Ozark Carillon and Tower is dedicated to all the…read moremilitary personnel and civilians who served at Fort Rucker since 1942. I love seeking out these local gems in both large cities and small towns, these testaments to the people and moments that built our great nation and defined what it means to be an American.

This memorial plaque is located at the back of the Dale County, Alabama courthouse and pays tribute…read moreto the veterans who gave their lives in fighting for this country in World War I, World War II, Korea and Vietnam. It was dedicated on November 11, 1990 and is a reminder that these brave and courageous souls stood up for freedom and that Dale County made a difference in the world.

This very cool memorial remembers the four Dale County, Alabama who fought as patriots in the…read moreRevolutionary War and was erected on Veterans Day of 2000. Honestly, I never even realized the Revolutionary Wat would have touched Alabama, yet these four men and this memorial shown me different.

Susan was Heaven sent! During the worst time of my life she saw me and my grief and helped me…read morethroughout the process of designing an incredible headstone for my dad. She went above and beyond and made sure the plot I purchased was in the spot I wanted for him and even took her time to help me find the cemetery. Her prices are extremely reasonable and fair. She didn't try to over-sale me but actually helped me to save money. She made this entire process smooth, simple and easy for me while being patient and understanding. My father wasn't a payday for her. She understood that he was a cherished loved one and gave him dignity and respect as she helped me to navigate this process. I will always and forever be grateful for Susan Langley and the love she provided us.

The Angel of Hope is a statue to offer hope and condolences to parents who lost children. This…read moreparticular Angel of Hope is in Dothan, Alabama and was the 120th bronze statue that has been erected in the United States of America and around the world to help with those who mourn the loss of a child. The angel's face is looking upwards towards Heaven and the angel's arms are reaching out to welcome home all who come to her. It gives a place for someone to grieve and process such a loss. The Angel of Hope is a very moving spot and I found it therapeutic to sit at a bench and allow myself to think and allow my soul to seek solace. If you are in the Dothan, Alabama area, I would definitely recommend a visit here, especially if you have suffered such a devastating loss. There is solace here, there is peace. I give here five stars.

We used this business when my dad passed away. It has taken me a while to post this, as you can…read moreimagine there are a lot of things to handle. We knew that time with dad was coming to a close. We called Southern Heritage to make arrangements. The staff here were available, knowledgeable and compassionate to my mom and I. My mom and I had selected an urn. The staff helped with all of the paperwork with the local and state officials. One thing I found was very kind, was the after care. My mom got a card and a memento this Christmas, citing my dads name, birth day and "first heavenly Christmas". This was very touching and unexpected. While I hate that you're looking at Yelp for these services, rest assured, this family run business will honor your family member in the best way possible. I wish you peace and comfort.

This marker stands next to the original bridge which has since been superseded by a modern bridge…read more It's nice that the old bridge still stands, though there is no longer traffic on it. The marker reads, "This reinforced concrete river bridge, thought to be the first in Alabama. Was erected over Pea River in 1920-21 at a cost of $92,108.97. It was dedicated on August 3, 1921 as a memorial to the 57 men from Dale County who lost their lives in World War 1. Engineers were Mitcham, Keller, Smith and Land. County officials were Windham, Sessions, Roberts, Ziglar, Mullins and Archer. In 1977, through the efforts of the Dale County Historical Society, The Veterans Memorial Bridge was placed on the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage by The Alabama Historical Commission" On the reverse, "Grist Mill - Indian Battle - Recreation. This land was purchased in 1832 by Henry Black who erected the first grist mill. In 1837 Creek Indians who escaped from the Battle Of Hobdy's Bridge, were routed here by Dale Militia. Subsequent mill owners were Hough, Frazier, Munn, Fleming and Beck. A post office called Scroggins Mill was established in 1844 with Edmund Black Postmaster; re-established as "River Mills" in 1877 with Daniel Munn, Postmaster. The mill was used to operate wool carding machines during the War Between The States. This site was popular as an area recreation center from 1875 to 1950." There is a spot nearby to stop and you can walk the bridge. [Review 19874 overall - 221 in Alabama - 847 of 2023.]