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Museums and Galleries
For the cultural enthusiast, Tuscaloosa offers a wide variety of museums, galleries, and historical points of interest. Here are a few we recommend visiting:
Harrison Gallery (pictured above)
This gallery features American and European paintings and drawings from 18th, 19th, and early 20th century, as well as antique and contemporary sculptures, vintage and contemporary photography. Click here to read more...
Westervelt Warner Museum
Located at the beautiful North River Yacht Club on Lake Tuscaloosa, the museum is recognized as one of the most extensive collections of 19th and early 20th century American art in the world. This impressive collection of paintings, sculptures, and antiques that date from 1700 to 1865 provide a unique perspective on our country’s history.
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Kentuck Arts Center
The Kentuck Museum showcases local, regional, and national artists in residence and offers changing exhibits of contemporary and traditional American crafts and fine art. A gift shop features pottery, glass, textiles, and wood items made by nationally acclaimed artists.
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Museum of Natural History
Housed in historic Smith Hall, the museum is the first building on campus to be built in the 20th century and is one of the finest examples of Beaux-Arts architecture in the region. Visitors can experience the natural diversity of Alabama and view collections of geology, mineralogy, history, and paleontology.
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The Paul W. Bryant Museum
Named in memory of the legendary Coach Paul “Bear” Bryant, the museum showcases more than 100 years of Crimson Tide football, beginning with the first team in 1892. The exhibit hall is adorned with memorabilia highlighting teams, players, and coaches. It also features trophies, photos, art, videos, and interactive computers.
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Mercedes Museum and Visitors Center
Located adjacent to the only Mercedes-Benz assembly plant outside of Europe, these exhibitions trace the history of Mercedes-Benz from 1886 to the present.
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Renaissance Gallery
This gallery displays pieces by nationally known folk, traditional, and contemporary artists.
Matt Jones Gallery
This gallery showcases contemporary pieces by artists from across the country.
Murphy African American Museum
The exhibit rooms feature the Murphy family memorabilia.
River Walk Place brings you closer to Tuscaloosa's local museums and art galleries. Contact us today for an information packet
about your new home at River Walk Place condominiums and the surrounding Tuscaloosa area - call Iris Hinton at 866-434-4545.
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Enjoy Tuscaloosa's Various Cultural Centers, Art Showcases, and Museums
River Walk Place brings you closer to Tuscaloosa's local museums and art galleries. Contact us today for an information packet
about your new home at River Walk Place condominiums and the surrounding Tuscaloosa area - call Iris Hinton at 866-434-4545.
Explore Tuscaloosa, Alabama...
- Tuscaloosa Restaurants
Tuscaloosa is home to many diverse and regionally acclaimed eateries.
- Nightlife and Entertainment
Tuscaloosa offers a variety of nightlife activities for both young and old.
- Museums and Galleries
For the cultural enthusiast, Tuscaloosa is home to several museums, galleries, and historical points of interest.
- Performing Arts
Tuscaloosa is rich with talent and events in the performing arts. The city serves as host to many venues and acclaimed performances throughout the year.
- Crimson Tide Sporting Events
No matter what sport you enjoy, Crimson Tide Athletics are sure to entertain you.
- The University of Alabama
In addition to exciting athletic events, the University of Alabama is also home to many historical and cultural attractions.
- Outdoor Activities
No matter what type of outdoor recreation you enjoy, the city of Tuscaloosa has something for you.
- Medical Community
The medical centers of Tuscaloosa are an integral part of the community, and offer world-class healthcare with state-of-the-art treatments and technology.
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