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Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception

Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception is a Roman Catholic landmark and an architectural masterpiece in Mobile. It was designed in 1833 by architect Claude Beroujon and exemplifies the Greek Revival style. Explore the cathedral to discover Doric order columns, ornate ceilings, a massive portico and church towers. The highlight is its stained-glass windows depicting Mary and Jesus's insignificant events from the Holy Bible. This building is featured on the National Register of Historic Places.

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Bragg-Mitchell Mansion

This stunning 19th Century Greek Revival mansion is one of the most magnificent buildings in the city. The mansion was built by Judge John Bragg and sits in a picturesque garden. It is now a museum where you can see original period furniture and other antiques. Because of the stunning features and the well-preserved details of the building, it's a popular venue for private events and weddings.

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Tolstoy Park

Tolstoy Park is the site of historic house near Fairhope. After Henry Stuart was diagnosed with tuberculosis, he was advised to move to a salubrious climate for better recovery. After purchasing 10 acres (4.04 hectares) of land in Alabama which he named Tolstoy Park after Leo Tolstoy, Stuart built a hurricane-resistant home for himself on the property. Wanting to spend the rest of his days as a simple hermit, he moved to this little home that is just about 14 feet (4.2 meters) in diameter. Today, the peculiar house serves as a historic landmark, having borne witness to an interesting part of Henry Stuart's life. Visitors can stop by to take a look at the little house and explore the park.

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Church Street Cemetery

Replacing an old colonial burial ground, the land on which Church Street Cemetery stands was acquired by the city of Mobile in 1820. Many important individuals have been laid to rest here, including James Roper, the builder of Oakleigh. The memorial park features stonework and cast iron fences from the colonial Gulf Coast era as well as New England remoulding styles.

Portier House

One of Mobile's most beautiful historical landmarks, the Portier House served as the residence of the Bishop of Mobile from 1834 through the first decade of the 20th Century. Though the house still occasionally serves as a place for priests to vest before mass, it was named to the National Register of Historic Places in 1970 after standing largely unused for many years. The Portier House is open to visitors most days of the week and offers guided tours.

Cathedral Square

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Mobile, Mobile, AL, États-Unis, 36601

A city that has been ruled by some of the biggest powers in human history, namely the French, the British, the Spanish, and finally, the Americans, Mobile has been in existence since the early 1700s. Located at the mouth of the Mobile Bay, the city has always been of strategic importance, being an important port for trade and defense. The rich history of the city has given rise to an equally rich culture, which is celebrated through various festivals and events. See the website to know more about Mobile, AL.

Bienville Square

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150 Dauphin Street, Mobile, AL, États-Unis, 36602

Dating back to the 1820s, Bienville Square has been an integral part of Mobile's history. In 1824, the United State Congress reserved a plot specifically to be used as a city park, and over time the entire block was acquired. This sprawling park has hosted a speech by President Theodore Roosevelt and during World War II the union and laborers of Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company held their meetings here. Currently, Bienville Square hosts a variety of events like Kids Day, Bayfest Music Festival and Jazz in Bienville and is a popular recreational site.

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Cathedral Square

Claiborne Street at Conti Street, Cathedral Plaza, Mobile, AL, États-Unis, 36602

Portier House

307 Conti Street, Mobile, AL, États-Unis, 36602

Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception

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2 South Claiborne Street, Mobile, AL, États-Unis, 36602

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African American Heritage Trail

204 South Lawrence Street, Mobile, AL, États-Unis, 36602

African American Heritage Trail traces the history of the African-American populace in Mobile, taking visitors on a guided trip across various attractions and landmarks. Visit the Union Baptist Church, John LeFlore's Office, Slave Market, Saint Martin de Porres Hospital and the Campground Neighborhood among others in order to learn more about the race, its early beginnings as well as the struggles of the African-American contributors and achievers.