USS Alabama Shrine Battleship Guides Naval Heritage in Mobile
The USS Alabama in Mobile Alabama chronicles its long service starting from launch at Portsmouth Virginia in 1942 through Pacific battles, earning six to nine battle stars and ending as a state shrine. The companion USS Drum submarine shrine offers joint tours with self paced guides daily 8 am to sunset. Parking costs one dollar with admission fees for adults four dollars and children two dollars. Armed forces personnel enter free with ID.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Portsmouth
Virginia
McArthur
Bataan
USS
Alabama
North Atlantic
Murmansk
Russia
Norway
Panama Canal
Pacific
Tarawa
Marshalls
Hollandia
Marianas
Carolinas
Phillipines
Okinawa
Japan
Tokyo Bay
Bremerton
Washington
Navy
George Wallace
Seattle
Korea
Alabama Shakespeare Festival lineup spans summer run
The Alabama Shakespeare Festival in Montgomery presents Not To Do Shake Series with Betrayal by Harold Pinter running through August 17 and other classics The Merry Wives of Windsor A Midsummer Night's Dream The Beaux Stratagem and The Changeling. Tickets at 205-277-BARD. Stage Crafters Community Theater stages Not With Mter at Fort Walton Beach Civic Auditorium August 14-16 and 21-23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BARD
Montgomery
Harold Pinter
Lass Menagerie
Julie Seee
Stage Crafters Community Theater
M Ter
Fort Walton Beach Civic Auditorium
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sandcastle
Gulf Coast
Sandestin Beach
Hilton
East Destin
Florida
Hai Pho
Maine
Smith
Mike
Jabo
Ken
Florida Trend’ Award- Winning
Chuck Hamilton
Sun
Indian Bayou
Santa Rosa Beach
the Lake Place
Emerald ‘Terrace
New York Strip