Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Alabama

While in Alabama, you might enjoy a visit to:

At 148 feet long, this sandstone and iron ore arch is the "Longest Natural Bridge east of the Rockies." Bonus: try to spot another formation, the Indian Face.
~26 miles from Jasper.

In a park across from the Civil Rights Institute, snarling police dogs leap inward from two parallel walls.
~35 miles from Jasper.

One of the biggest Liberty replicas in the world, with a real flame burning in her torch. Adjacent to Boy Scout HQ.
~41 miles from Jasper.

Upright slab of Alabama white marble, with an engraved outline of the state and a big star in the middle. Erected in 1955, even though the Center had been officially moved south, two years earlier, by the Submerged Lands Act. Montevallo obviously refused to accept this meddling by the (Yankee) federal government, and erected this defiant monument.
~58 miles from Jasper.

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