Alabama § 41-9-250 - Preservation, Operation, Etc., of Certain Historical Properties and Sites by Commission.
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§ 41-9-250. Preservation, Operation, Etc., of Certain Historical Properties and Sites by Commission.
(a) The following historic properties and sites shall be under the jurisdiction and control of the Alabama Historical Commission:
(1) Fort Mims, Stockton, Baldwin County;
(2) Fort Toulouse, Wetumpka, Elmore County;
(3) Gaineswood, Demopolis, Marengo County; and
(4) Confederate Memorial Cemetery, Mountain Creek, Chilton County.
(b) The Alabama Historical Commission shall have full authority to develop, renovate, restore, preserve, maintain, operate, exhibit, and publicize such properties in accordance with the powers and responsibilities of the said commission.
Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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