This Huntsville landmark opened in 1879 as a wholesale tobacco shop. Now, the Huntsville Historic Foundation owns it, and you'll find a wide array of wonderful souvenirs here. Whether you're seeking a rocking chair, hardware, homemade preserves, toys, or other unusual items, you're bound to find something special at Harrison Brothers. The league promotes and fosters interest, participation and appreciation of visual arts throughout North Alabama. The League Gallery features exhibits of art and fine crafts by regional artists in their new space at the mall.
Classes are also available for students and adults at the gallery studio.
Bob Wallace Ave. This 110-acre garden showcases a wide variety of plants, including flowers, herbs, and trees. Visit the pavilion or take a stroll around the paths. Confederates troops were imprisoned here, and Union soldiers were housed in the building also. Their Civil War graffiti still exists.