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Alabama Constitution Village

Constitution Hall Park

See where the state of Alabama was born in 1819. Village includes a cabinet shop, law office, and a post office. During the Holidays, "Santa's Village" is held here. Open Wednesday through Saturday, March through October, and special hours in November and December.

Address: 109 Gates Avenue
Price: $7 for adults, $6 for children and seniors

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