Alabama Frontier History


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Alabama Frontier History



The best way in which to learn about Alabama Frontier history is to visit during Alabama Frontier Days. This is an annual celebration that brings to life the Frontier days through a reenactment of the Alabama during the 18th and early 19th century, which included the French Colonial times to the early American period.

The celebration allows you to see reenactors such as:
Native Americans
Period Traders
Merchants
Entertainers
Everyone visiting will be able to get a glimpse into the wonderful frontier history including the culture of the South as it grew from being the lands of the Creek Indian to pioneer forts and homesteads from 1700 to 1820.

Some of the exciting activities include:
he French Fort Toulouse will be taken over by the French Colonial Marines War of 1812 camp will be set up right before your eyes to Fort Jackson. pottery making by the Native American Indians Dugout canoe creation by the Native American Indians Hide Tanning by the Native American Indians Creek Indian Hunting Camp Spinning, Weaving & Dying by Colonial Americans Blacksmithing by Colonial Americans Use of a Flintlock Musket by Colonial Americans Knife Making by Colonial Americans Ft. Toulouse Colonial Marines War of 1812 Military Encampment Military Surgeon