A great place to learn about a 1890's farm and historical buildings and visit the old fashioned ice…read morecream and Soda fountain in the Martin Drug store which houses the original contents of the Martin Drug store that was in Enterprise Alabama

Beautiful place. Not very impressive on anything else. Would not return. The gentlemen in the barn…read morewith the cotton and older items super great

Not really a business but something fun to seek out and find when you're in Dothan Alabama!read more

Yup it's small. Don't blink or you'll miss it. Our van was longer than the block. We found this as…read morewe were passing through

Ever wanted to see a giant gold peanut sculpture? If so, then go to Dothan Alabama, the 'Peanut…read moreCapital of the World'. This visitor center is very cute. The staff was so kind and helpful, they were fun to talk to. It's small, but packed full of info on what to do in Dothan and other Alabama hotspots AND everything you ever wanted to know about peanuts. You can even buy all kinds of peanut memorabilia. And who wouldn't want that?

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.

A little out of my way, but worth the visit to see this hundred year old bridge in rural Georgia. I…read moredon't have any facts to add to Richard's great detail. Yes, the bridge is locked off from all foot traffic by iron gates. I'm guessing that this was done to prevent the neer-do-wells from filling the interior with graffiti, something I've seen done to other covered bridges. There is access to the bridge from both sides of the creek, but the far side has better parking and even a few picnic benches. The view from there is way better too. Bring some fried chicken from Blakely Chicken, which is about 15 minutes away. https://www.yelp.com/biz/blakely-chicken-blakely?hrid=5jAR2dp6_1-vprYS5gUIYA. Summary - it's a lovely bridge and it's a shame that it can't be properly enjoyed because bad people do bad things. [Review 14710 overall, 210 of 2021, number 375 in Georgia.]

Not like the pictures on the website. Covered bridge is under lock and key. Small waterfall under…read morebridge. Two picnic tables in whole area - which is not very big. Area hard to find with website instructions. Best thing is it was no cost to enter state park. Come on Georgia! You can do better than this. Best thing was info on the signs.

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.

Located on 231 heading north just before you get into Ozark lies this historic marker you signify…read morethe first house to be built and what would be this County. We need to preserve history, we need to remember. And it has spots like this that have brought us to where we stand today.