Visiting Montgomery's Past
Montgomery's early founding and lack of full-scale, devastating fires means that it is full of buildings from various periods of its history. Montgomery has two different methods of touring its historic treasures.
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The city has a walking tour powered by the Distrx app that guides you through 15 locations and provides you with an oral description of the buildings on the tour.
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Using a standard web browser that works with Google maps, Montgomery has been able to provide information on twice as many historical buildings. Pick the site that sounds the most interesting, click on the address to navigate to it and either walk or drive to the next site of interest! Make sure to click on the compass in the upper righthand corner of your device to activate the navigation capabilities.
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DISTRX Stops (click to see info) |
MapMe Stops (Click to see info) |
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Public Locations 1. Nat Hart Davis Pioneer Complex 2. Old Post Office & Drug Store 3. First State Bank 4. Old Baptist Church 5. Old Methodist Church & Cemetery 6. Montgomery Community Center 7. Town Well 8. Addison Gandy House 9. The Oaks of Montgomery 10. Melrose House 11. Fernland Historical Park 12. Rabon Fullen Home 13. Copeland Chapel Community Building 14. Old Schoolhouse 15. The Gundy House 16. Richards Barber Shop 17. Keenan Rail Depot 18. Connor Gibbs House Private Locations (please respect the privacy of the owners) 1. Social Circle 2. Shelton Smith House 3. Magnolia House 4. Chilton Dean House 5. Old Methodist Parsonage 6. Bell's Grove 7. Old Baptist Parsonage 8. Old Boarding House 9. Gay House 10. Pecan Shadows 11. Alfred & Matilda Morris House 12. Homewood 13. Waters Wood Home |