Museum Visits Carver Elementary September 14, 2018 Museum Visits West Forest Elementary September 21, 2018
First Responders Exhibit
John T. & Eleanor Harris
Lu Wang Summer AU Intern
The picture on left was found in the photo archive. --Pictured restored on right. If you know who she is, notify the musuem email: museum@eastalabama.org
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Mayor Gary Fuller Congratulates Local Hero
Bennie Adkins
Glenn Buxton, Welcomes Guests to the Museum
Bennie Adkins signs the Medal of Honor Stamps
Nimrod Frazer author of "Send the Alabamians" signed his book for museum visitors.
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Located in the heart of Opelika’s downtown historic district at 121 South th Street, on the old Clement hotel site, the Museum of East Alabama first opened its doors in August 1989. Adjacent to the Lee County Courthouse square, the museum now houses over 5,000 artifacts including both th, and th century local, state and general history items. With over 2,000 visitors yearly since its opening, hundred of visitors receive a look and education about the East Alabama area, Opelika, and Alabama history.
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Historic Downtown Opelika 121 S. 9th St.
Ann Williams left brings Annie
a visitor from China
Reiner Frank Donated Opelika POW Letter to Mother From His Uncle Edward Schmitt Edward Schmitt was killed in a Logging Accident at Camp Opelika. Buried @ Ft. Benning
