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Community - Mobile County - Attractions

Langan Park	City Parks he city of Mobile has many wonderful parks for family recreation and entertainment. The largest being Municipal (Langan) Park. This park has 4 ball fields of which two are lighted, an 18 hole golf course and club house, The Fine Arts Museum of the South, one Tennis center with offices and rest rooms with 17 lighted courts and 17 unlighted. There is a large Performing Arts pavilion for concerts and special programs. One 9 hole frisbee golf course. There is a paddle boat concession, 11 covered picnic shelters that can be reserved, and two rest room buildings. There is a jet air-plane and an old steam engine located on the park. There are fishing lakes, hiking paths and bicycle trails. The Mobile Botanical gardens is located here also. The City of Mobile Parks Department has a district office located on the park and a large storage building and greenhouse.
Fort Conde	Fort Conde’ Visitor’s Center When you arrive in Mobile, make your first stop the Welcome Center and Ft. Conde Museum to plan your stay. Ft. Conde, a replica of the original 18th century French fort, is located downtown. Costumed guides lead tours, fire muskets and cannons, and take you back to the early days of Mobile. The Visitor Center has interactive video highlights of attractions and events, movie overview of the City, historic murals, and a gift shop with Mobile logo merchandise to make your trip forever memorable.
Charlotte-Conde Museum	Conde’-Charlotte Museum Mobile's first official jail, this circa-1822 Federal-style home has period rooms containing French, British, Spanish, Confederate, and American furnishings and decor.
Bragg-Mitchell Mansion	Bragg-Mitchell Mansion Built in 1855 by Judge John Bragg and surrounded by stately, century-old live oaks. This is a beautifully restored, 20-room, pre-Civil War era mansion. Historic furnishings.
Oakleigh	Oakleigh Period House Museum This 1833 antebellum home is a two-story, T-shaped Greek Revival home. Spared plundering by Union soldiers, Oakleigh became a center of social life following the Civil War. Costumed guides give daily tours.
	Phoenix Fire Museum
USS Alabama	USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park Explore a mighty battleship, winner of nine battle stars in World War II. Stroll stem to stern on the World War II Submarine USS Drum. Admission Charged
Richards-DAR House	Richards-DAR House Museum One of Mobile's finest examples of the Italianate style. Famous for its cast-iron facade depicting the four seasons. National Register (1860). Tea with tour. Admission Charged.
Bellingrath Gardens	Bellingrath Gardens & Home Experience 65 landscaped acres. Tour Bellingrath Museum Home. Explore Ecological Bayou Boardwalk. Relax aboard Southern Belle river cruise. Magic Christmas Light Display. Gift shop. Cafe.
Dauphin Island Estuariam	Dauphin Island/Estuariam at Dauphin Island Sea Lab The Estuarium is an exciting aquarium highlighting the four key habitats of coastal Alabama; the Delta, Mobile Bay, the Barrier Islands and the Northern Gulf of Mexico. This beautiful facility is a showcase of the plants, animals, and other natural resource found in the estuary and its surrounding marine habitats. Through striking visual exhibits and engaging interactive displays, the Estuarium will leave you with a broader understanding of the interactions that take place in Mobile Bay, the fourth largest estuary system in the United States.

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