Lee County Historical Society Museum

 

1840s Trade Center museum housing vintage clothing, furniture, Indian exhibits, farm tools, old books, log cabin, blacksmith shop, gristmill, cookhouse, bandstand. Annual fair in Oct.

The William Barnard Log Cabin, was donated to LCHS by Society member Newell Floyd. When its restoration is complete, it will be the second oldest structure of this kind in Alabama. It was first build around 1830 by a native Creek Indian, William Barnard, who was active during the Second Creek War when Loachapoka was a most important Indian settlement and focus of planning the war.

 

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Lee County Historical Society Museum