Alabama Constitution Village

Museum in Huntsville

Alabama became the 22nd state admitted to the Union on December 14, 1819. This living history museum features costumed guides who lead visitors on a tour of a working village. A cabinetmaker's shop, print shop, confectionary shop, library and post office are all featured. More than eight carefully reconstructed buildings of the 1800's depict early lifestyles in Alabama, including that of African-American settlers. It also commemorates the place where the 1819 Constitutional Convention was held.

Wheelchair Accessible

For more information visit:
http://www.earlyworks.com

Hours of Operation

• Open Mar.-Oct. Weds-Sat. 9-3; Coffee Shop and Gifts open M-Sat. 9-4

Fees

• Not provided

Accepted Payments

• MasterCard
• Visa

Discounts

• Military
• Senior

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