It is right out the north door of the capital so there is no reason not to see it if you are at the capital anyway, I like the seaman statue the best.

The Confederate monument on the north end of the Alabama State Capitol grounds is one of the biggest I've ever seen. On our walk around the Capitol, I was "wowed" when I first saw it. I was most impressed that the cornerstone was laid by President Jefferson Davis himself! Each department of the Confederacy was represented in this impressive memorial.

This large monument on the grounds of the Alabama State Capitol building in Montgomery. Honoring the confederate dead, the monument stretches high atop Goat Hill. In addition to this monument, there is a nice statue of Jefferson Davis the first president of the confederacy, the moon tree which is a large pine that was grown from seeds that were taken... More

This monument honors all the branches of service the fought in the civil war for the Confederacy. Monument was constructed in the 1800's and is a nice monument. It located next to the Monument was constructed in the 1800's and honors all branchs of the confederacy that fought in the Civil War. There are other smaller statues and monuments in... More

I love wandering through old cemeteries, so this Confederate Cemetery and Monument was right up my alley. There is an informative information center on site, but the grounds were where I spent my afternoon. As noted above, not for everyone, just us history buffs!

This seems like an incorrect number. Is this a typo? Id like to know where this is but apparently the map is wrong if it says 8k miles away

Love the history here, nice to know that our second war of independece and its veterans are not forgotten.