Dicksonia Plantation
Currently Open- Address: 419, 427 AL-97, Lowndesboro, AL 36752, USA, United States Map
- Tags: Family And Kids, Mansion
Dicksonia Plantation is a 19th century burned down house in Lowndesboro. It has a rich history which dates back to the year 1830. It was a basic 2 storey structure constructed by David White in 1830, but in 1856 it was purchased by Wiley Turner, who modified it considerably to look like a Greek Revival mansion. It burned twice- once in 1939, and the second time in 1964. What remains of this place now is only a ruin, but this place has a very elegant character. It was used as a shooting location for a couple of movies and photoshoots, and since then its popularity has significantly increased.
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- Dicksonia Plantation Address: 419, 427 AL-97, Lowndesboro, AL 36752, USA, United States
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95% of people who visit Lowndesboro include Dicksonia Plantation in their plan
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25 Times
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09 AM
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38.89% of people start their Dicksonia Plantation visit around 09 AM
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30 Minutes
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People usually take around 30 Minutes to see Dicksonia Plantation
95% of people prefer to travel by car while visiting Dicksonia Plantation
People normally club together Hopewell Baptist Church and St Clair Assembly Of God while planning their visit to Dicksonia Plantation.