Aliceville, Alabama: German POWs and Coca-Cola
Town museum in an old Coke bottling plant, with all its original equipment, has an exhibit on the local German POW camp.
Aliceville Museum
- Address:
- 104 Broad St. NE, Aliceville, AL
- Directions:
- Aliceville Museum. I-20/59 exit 40. Drive north on AL-14 for 25 miles. Turn left on Memorial Pkwy, then look for the museum on the right at the intersection of Broad St.
- Hours:
- M-F 10-12, 1-4; Sat 10-2 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 205-373-2363
- Admission:
- Adults $10.
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Town museum exhibit tells the story of World War II German prisoners held here between 1943 and 1945. Great history of WWII POWs.
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Camp Aliceville was one of America's largest POW camps, with a capacity of over 6,000. The museum is in an old Coca-Cola bottling plant, which contains all of its original equipment.