Feb. 20-21. Selma. Two -day Genealogy Conference and Family History Fair. Held at the Carl C. Morgan Convention Center, 211 Washington St., Selma, AL. 334-877-4846.: http://www.bbaaghs.org/conference
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Traveling in Rural Southwest Alabama

Tours and Trails

 

Native American Trail: Take a drive around some of the many significant Native American sites found in Southwest Alabama. From Fort Sinquefield in Clarke County to Old Town in Conecuh County, discover Alabama's Native American History.

Black Heritage Trail: The birthplace of the Civil Rights, there are scores of exciting sites to visit.From the King Cotton Gin House History Center and Safe House Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro to the National Voting Rights Museum in Selma, you'll discover a wealth of heritage and history.

Black Belt History/Heritage Trail: With a long and changing history, the Black Belt is filled with reminders of long ago. From the beautiful old home places such as Sturdivant Hall in Selma to historic Judson College in Marion, there are countless opportunities to explore.

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Southwest Alabama Food Trail: Here in the Black Belt, we've just about perfected the art of cooking. From down home fried catfish and riverbank atmosphere at Ezell's Fish Camp in Lavaca to fine dining at Gainesridge Dinner Club in Camden, there are many ways to experience the wonderful food that is Alabama.

 

more Rural Southwest Alabama Vacation Ideas

 

Gee's Bend Ferry

Take a two mile ferry ride to Gees Bend and take in the history of the area where the now world famous Gees Bend Quilters reside. More...

Black Belt Treasures

The Black Belt Treasures retail gallery features artwork, sculpture, pottery, woodwork, baskets, jewelry, books and much more. More...