As a history buff, I was invited to a Czech 50h wedding anniversary at this location. Apparently…read morethere are a lot of Czech's living in the area, Vasko and Kostelecky to name a few. About this place: A group of the descendants of turn-of-the-century immigrants to Silverhill from the mid-European region known as Bohemia -- now part of western Czechoslovakia -- gathered this morning to re-open their cherished community hall that had been damaged by a tornado in March of 2011.

Neat little historical place in Fairhope. It is a little confusing because the directions will lead…read moreyou to a office park, it is located in the parking lot directly behind the offices. Originally, Tolstoy Park was 10 acres in the woods, and secluded. Henry Stuart, The Hermit Poet, moved to Fairhope, Alabama from Idaho because he was diagnosed with consumption (tuberculosis) when he was 65 during the 1920's. The doctor recommended he move to a warmer climate for his health, and Henry Stuart bought ten acres, sight unseen. Mr Stuart ended up living another 22 years before he moved back to Oregon at the age of 88 and passed away. His home is unique, it is round, hurricane proof, and particularly dug into the ground to help regulate temperature. Th Tolstoy House is on The National Register of Historic Places. It is a unique and peaceful place, great for kids, and unique.

Interesting little stop. Very unique structure with intriguing back story. Free stop in a parking…read morelot.

Interesting spot that serves the Magnolia Springs community. They have events that look quite nice…read more The historic building dates back to 1894 when it was built. This structure first served as a schoolhouse and later hosted the local Red Cross chapter. The Magnolia Springs Improvement Association took over the building in 1927 and then in 1953 it became the Magnolia Springs Community Association.

This is a small library , pretty much like the one in the town i grew up.. It is packed with books…read moreand has two floors .. On the second floor are rooms where they have crafts and other meetings.. I have been to the craft classes and they are wonderful and the librarian who teaches them is awesome ..She is so helpful, friendly and makes the classes a fun time.. They have a dept that helps you with tracing your ancestry and I need to fill those papers out again .. You can renew your books online and reserve books.. By the return book window there is a memorial garden where people who paint rocks can place them in memory of loved ones.. It is really a cool idea and lots of rocks there.. I paint rocks so a few of mine are there.. They also have a lot of videos and cds and a cute childrens section.. Five stars I love this library

We like this library a lot. It's got a decent sized children's section, a large collection of dvds,…read moreaudiobooks, and a large selection of books on the second floor - don't miss that! They also have meeting rooms and a large variety of activities. It's kind of sad that they had to cut back hours, so some days of the week they open later. But Such is the state of our world now. The librarians are helpful and it's nice that you can check out your own books without waiting in line. Four stars.

Fort George is in the downtown Pensacola area and is a cool part of history set around America's…read morefight for independence. It is easy to forget that Florida was a part of America's fight for independence. This park is a cool reminder that Florida played a part in the American Revolution.

There's no place to park. This could have been a cool gem, but unfortunately, this site isn't well…read moretaken care of. The steps up to the canons are covered with overgrown foliage. I walked down the stairs to the bottom and all I could smell was poop. There was poop and not dog poop on the sidewalk and smeared feces on the wall next to the stairs. It was disgusting!!! The city should clean this up!

I popped in to the post office on Dauphin Island to get some stamps to mail my postcards. This is…read morethe friendliest post office I've ever been to in my life! Rob directed me to a local shop that sells postcards (Ship and Shore) and he even stepped out as I left to make sure I knew that he closed for lunch in 15 minutes. I got my postcards, made it back in time, and Rob hooked me up with postcard stamps. I love the friendliness of the South, and this Alabama post office is what post offices were probably like 100 years ago.

This event and venue location was a total surprise for me!…read more I did not know this place existed until I was asked to help with the wedding planning. It was spacious and accommodating. Although there were several last minute reschedules and issues that we ran into, it was altogether a good location for parties and gathering. The wedding that we help decorate and plan had roughly 320 guests. They did not have enough tables and chairs for us, so we had to rent from other places. Parking is limited to first come, first serve for about the first 30-40 cars and the rest would need to park farther in the back at their extra parking lot space. This venue does not allow alcohol, from what I heard, and it was a dry wedding. We had soft drinks, sparkling grape juice, and grape juice mocktails. The people working at the venue is quite friendly and are willing to help you when you ask. We are very grateful that they allow us to leave our stuff for an additional day.

The library is open until 2am most days and is 24/7 during exam week. My undergraduate time at the…read moreUniversity of Florida libraries weren't even as accommodating. And judging from when I used to research for my middle school and high school projects, their book collection is comprehensive and impressive. There are also charging ports for your phones (iphones/motorola/android), how thoughtful. And the Starbucks downstairs is a nice touch.