Monroe County Heritage Museum

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31 N Alabama Ave
Monroeville, AL 36460

The Monroe County Heritage Museum, located in Monroeville, Alabama, operates the historic Old Monroe County Courthouse, which was designated a National Historic Landmark in January 2021. This museum immerses visitors in the literary legacies of Harper Lee and Truman Capote while showcasing the region's rich history ranging from Native American culture to pioneer life.

Each year, thousands of fans of "To Kill a Mockingbird" visit to experience the connection to its fictional setting of Maycomb, guided by informative exhibits about Lee and Capote. In addition to the courthouse, the museum also manages three other historic sites that collectively reveal the area's diverse historical narratives, including prehistoric fossil deposits and local politics.

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W C.
12/17/2016

There's little we can add to Michelle D's review other than to agree heartily with it and strongly recommend seeing this museum and supporting its mission. We stopped here yesterday afternoon on...

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Michelle D.
5/2/2016

My Aunt and I took a day trip to Monroeville to visit Nell Harper Lee and Truman Capote's childhood hometown. We stopped for a visit to The Old Courthouse Museum. This building is well preserved...

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