- Stock: In Stock
- Weight: 20.00g
- Dimensions: 5.00mm x 65.00mm x 65.00mm
- SKU: 00005070
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The author of the photo: Jim Bowen. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0).
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Alabama's State Capitol Fridge Magnet
If you ever go to Montgomery, the capital city of the state of Alabama in the United States, it is a must for you to visit the Alabama's State Capitol. The building is located on the Capitol Hill and is a declared national historic landmark by the U.S. government. The place is a famous tourist site as it was the first White House of the Confederacy and was listed in 1974 on the National Register of Historic places.
People from all over the world visit this building to admire its beauty and architecture and to learn about its historical significance. Imagine going to this legendary place and bringing back home a small image of the building in your pocket. An Acrylic Fridge Magnet of Alabama's State Capitol is especially designed for you to make this possible. It is a souvenir with a picture of the white building under the blue skies.
History of Alabama's State Capitol
The building was formerly the residence of the President Jefferson Davis where he lived with his family. It was given the title of the White House in February 1861. However, its tenure as a White house was very short. It ended in the month of May of the same year when the Confederate capital moved to Richmond in Virginia. The white construction is next to a History building, which emphasizes its historical impact.
Why Visit Alabama's State Capitol
The building is full of interesting personal items that belonged to the president and his wife. The furniture they used when they lived there has been preserved in order to encourage tourism. The house serves the purpose of a museum for the people. It is well known because it not only describes the lifestyle of the former president but also explains how government was formed from very scarce resources back in 1861 to its visitors. The place has historical as well as educational significance.
