If your idea of a perfect detour involves skeletons in sunglasses, drive-thru art galleries, and sculptures that whisper “what even is this?”—you’re gonna want to make a stop in Seale, Alabama. Because tucked just off the rural backroads is a place that defies logic, expectations, and probably a few zoning laws. Welcome to the Museum … Read more
There’s something about downtown streets in small Southern towns. They don’t just tell history — they live it. In southeast Alabama, Downtown Dothan and Downtown Slocomb stand just 30 minutes apart, yet offer two completely different flavors of charm: one lively and mural-covered, the other quiet and neighborly. Both are worth slowing down for. Dothan: … Read more
If there’s one thing Dusty and I have learned on the road, it’s that sometimes the best stories come from the waiting. We rolled into Enterprise, Alabama, a little ahead of schedule for our visit to The Depot Museum. The place wasn’t open yet, so we wandered down Main Street toward a landmark that always … Read more
If you’ve ever found yourself wandering through Dothan, Alabama, you might pass by a quiet green space along East Main Street without realizing just how much memory lives there. Tucked into the heart of Veterans Park is the Armed Forces Memorial of the Wiregrass Region—a tribute woven not just from names or plaques, but from … Read more
If you’ve ever wondered what it felt like to step into a simpler time—when church bells rang on Sundays, kids learned their letters in a one-room schoolhouse, and peanuts weren’t just snacks but sacred harvest—you’ll want to wander through Landmark Park in Dothan, Alabama. Spread out over 100 acres of heritage and heart, this isn’t … Read more