The Stunning Building In Tuscaloosa, Alabama That Looks Just Like Hogwarts
Jennifer Young
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Alabama boasts many beautiful buildings with lots of history and that are quite stunning. One of these buildings in particular is Clark Hall in Tuscaloosa. We really love it, and love to show it off to visitors when they come to town. For information about Clark Hall, including what makes it truly unique, as well as the city of Tuscaloosa, take a look below:
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If you were to do a search for “Harry Potter-themed attractions near me,” Clark Hall would most certainly pop up at the top of the list!
For more information about Clark Hall and the various events presented there, check out the Clark Hall website.
Have you ever been to this exciting Hogwarts in Alabama? If so, what was your favorite part? Do you think that Clark Hall looks like it belongs in the Harry Potter series? We’d love to read about your experience in the comments section below!
The next time you’re in Tuscaloosa and craving a delicious breakfast, especially pancakes, consider a visit to The Historic Waysider Restaurant. For information about this restaurant, be sure to take a look at the following article: The World’s Best Pancakes Just Might Be Found At The Waysider, A Rustic Alabama Restaurant. Note: As always, be sure to check the restaurant prior to your visit for current business hours.
If you’re interested in making a weekend trip to Tuscaloosa, be sure to consider the AC Hotel Tuscaloosa Downtown.
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Where can we find haunted cemeteries in Alabama?
- The Forks of Cypress Cemetery (also known as the Jackson Cemetery) in Florence holds a local legend about a tall woman who suddenly appears whenever a visitor kisses the tallest tombstone.
- The Maple Hill Cemetery in Huntsville is also known as the Dead Children's Playground because people have said they have seen the ghosts of children playing on swings.
- Founded in 1819, the Church Street Graveyard in Mobile is believed to be haunted by a man wrongly accused of murder and hung outside the cemetery.
Read on to learn more about some of the many other fascinating haunted cemeteries in Alabama.
Where can we go for a weekend getaway in Alabama?
- The Little River Canyon National Preserve in Fort Payne covers more than 15,000 acres and offers a variety of recreational activities including beautiful waterfall hikes.
- Daphne is known for its quaint shops, inviting bed and breakfasts, delicious eateries, and beautiful art galleries.
- Cheaha State Park offers hiking, camping, fishing, and swimming and is Alabama's oldest continuously operated state park.
Read on to learn more about some of the many other wonderful weekend getaways in Alabama.
Where can we find beach towns in Alabama?
- Orange Beach is named after the oranges that were once grown here and is thought to have the clearest water in the state of Alabama.
- Fairhope offers stunning views of beautiful Mobile Bay and is often called the most walkable town in Alabama.
- Dauphin Island Park and Beach is the state's southernmost point and is known as the "Sunset Capital of Alabama."
Read on to learn more about some of the many other charming beach towns in Alabama.