Ali Siddiq - In The Shadows Tour

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Book a room at the Quality Inn & Suites hotel in Mobile, AL

The Fort Conde Inn at the Hall-Ford house, built in 1836 and restored in 2010, is a boutique hotel located in Mobile's historic district just blocks from the heart of downtown. Beautifully restored offering all the luxury of modern hotel in unique hi...

Welcome to the award winning Holiday Inn Mobile - Airport. Our Mobile, Alabama hotel is conveniently located in the heart of the city off I-65 and only minutes from the Mobile Regional Airport (MOB)

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Located in the heart of Mobile, The Admiral features meeting space, an onsite restaurant, and resort-style pool.

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The Blind Mule is a restaurant and bar serving salads, sandwiches, pasta and other dishes using fresh and often local ingredients.

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Taking its name from a character in "To Kill A Mockingbird," this late night establishment, located on lower Dauphin Street, features live music Friday and Saturday.

Considered the best family-friendly, waterfront seafood restaurant on the Gulf Coast, Original Oyster House offers award-winning gumbo, alligator, crab, fish, shrimp, crawfish, Gulf oysters served baked, broiled, fried or fire-grilled and a create-yo...

Barbecue pork, beef and chicken

NoJa occupies a North Jackson Street landmark that at different times has been a private home, a cab company and one of downtown Mobile's most legendary bars, the Little Turf Club.

Bake My Day is a family owned and operated bakery located in Spring Hill, near the intersection of Old Shell Road and N McGregor Avenue. We offer scratch-baked cakes, cookies, squares, pound cakes, savory foods, and so much more in the heart of Mobi...

Acoustical to blues music Wednesday through Saturday at the Cafe named after the legendary Mardi Gras figure Joe Cain.

Specializes in catering for any size group or any type of office function. Delivery for 10 or more people whether its a picnic in the park or a family reunion.

Visitors of all ages can discover science and adventure at the Exploreum. Make your way through the exhibits and enjoy movies in the Digital Dome Theater at this interactive museum in downtown Mobile.

In this small, triangular park in downtown Mobile, a statue of civil rights leader John LeFlore and former mayor and city commissioner Joseph Langan celebrates their interracial cooperation in the 1950s and '60s to bring about the desegregation of Mo...

The Grounds are located in West Mobile at the intersection of Cody Road and Zeigler Boulevard. Our campus consists of 160 acres, with 96 acres being fully developed for use. We are currently exploring options and making plans to develop the recently ...

The Historic Church is located at 300 Government Street - at the corner of Jackson and Government Streets in downtown Mobile.

Join the #1 ghost tour in Mobile, operating nightly year-round! Explore haunted spots like Bienville Square, The Steeple, and Colonial Fort Condé, as expert guides unveil eerie tales and the chilling history that defines Mobile’s haunted streets!

The Middle Bay Lighthouse is a historic property of the Alabama Historical Commission - http://ahc.alabama.gov/properties/middlebay/middlebay.aspx

Colonial Mobile sits on the site of a historic fort built in the early 1700's and celebrates our French, Spanish, British, and American heritage. While visiting the Fort be sure to visit the Trading Post, Colonial Photo Booth, Breakout Room, and shoo...

Our walking tours make history come alive as your guide shows you the sights and tells you the stories of 316 years of Mobile, Alabama’s history.

Spring Hill College, a Jesuit institution 7 miles west of downtown Mobile, was the first Alabama school of any kind to desegregate. It began the process in 1947 and graduated its first African-American student in the spring of 1956. On May 29 of that...