- TripBuzz found 25 things to do with kids in or near Tuscumbia, Alabama, including 23 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Florence and Muscle Shoals.
- From Ivy Green to Alabama Music Hall of Fame, the Tuscumbia area offers 36 different types of family activities, including: Specialty Museums, Historic Sites, Parks and History Museums.
- The birthplace of Helen Keller, Tuscumbia is often a stop on many history buffs travel wish lists. Visitors can tour Keller's home as well as many other cultural and historical sights, including the Alabama Music Hall of Fame, an old railroad depot or attend one of the many exciting festivals held throughout the year.
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22400 Highway 278, Double Springs, AL 35553
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Roller coasters, dinner cruise and theaters can be enjoyed at Looney's Tavern Entertainment Park. It is a family-oriented entertainment park that features the famous production of 'The Incident at Looney's Tavern,' plus many other festivals and concerts throughout the year.
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Established in 1862 by Union General Grenville M. Dodge, many Americans of color lived in the Corinth Contraband Camp where they built homes and businesses. Visitors can remember that painful part of United States history on a quarter mile walk surrounded by life-size bronze sculptures depicting life there.
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The Black History Museum of Corinth is a small historical museum dedicated to educating the public on African American history. The museum's main attraction is a collection of memorabilia relating to black history, with focus on religion and education.
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With 458 seats including 70 mezzanine and 250 upper balcony, Corinth Coliseum Civic Center offers an intimate setting for events like plays and beauty pageants. Food and drink are not allowed in the auditorium.
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221 N. Fillmore Street, Corinth, MS 38834
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Located at the crossroads of Memphis & Charleston Railroad and the Mobile & Ohio Railroads, the museum covers the history of this region. Particular emphasis is put on the time from the Native Americans to the Civil War.
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Also known as the Verandah-Curlee House, the Curlee House was built in 1857 by one of the town's founding members. The house saw use during the Civil War as a headquarters for Confederate generals.
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The historic Verandah-Curlee House is a museum that was built in 1857. The home was used as a headquarters during the civil war and contains Audobon prints, paintings, and 18th and 19th century antiques.
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Dedicated to the 1907 opened family business, the Corinth Coke Museum exhibits over 1,000 authentic memorabilia, as well as old-fashioned drink machines. It also has a gift shop.
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A 10-screen movie theater, Corinth Cinema displays first-run feature films using digital projection and sound. The theater offers stadium seating, rocking chairs, a party room, arcade games, 3D movies and a concession area with food and drinks.
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As a community theater, Corinth Theatre-Arts showcases the local talent with plays and musicals. The theater also hosts performing arts workshops and summer camps, where children can audition for live performances.