Jemison
Jemison, Alabama, located at the geological end of the Appalachian Mountain Range, has a rich history that spans from its original Creek Indian inhabitants to its modern-day status as an agricultural hub. Initially a resting spot for stagecoach drivers, the area gained prominence with the development of the Louisville and Nashville (L&N) Railroad, and was named after Colonel Robert Jemison, Jr., a key figure in Alabama's early transportation infrastructure. Incorporated in 1907 and reincorporated in 1919, the city has been a center for various industries, from timberland and agriculture to sawmills and hotels, and has produced notable figures in social activism, politics, and journalism.
Places Around Jemison You May Like
Where to Stay
What to See & Do
Find Your Alabama Sweet Spot
Find the sweetest Alabama vacation spot perfectly suited just for you. Customize your next Alabama vacation by the type of experience you are looking for, then filter by the region of Alabama you want to visit. Don't know what your Alabama destination should be? Let our interactive location map be your guide. Now, where is your next Alabama Sweet Spot?