Locations

Thruston House
The Thruston House is a 2-story dog-trot house, a style common in the 19th century across the American South.

Lowry Pavilion
Located at Dupree Park, the pavilion is open for visitors to picnic or sit and rest or visit.

Dupree Park
A scenic 57 acre nature preserve perfect for early morning walks and evening strolls with the family. The park includes signpost and printed guide to flora and fauna.

Fire Station Museum
Local museum is one of only 3 museums holding eggs of extinct Carolina Parokeet; Heath Hen; Passenger Pigeon.

Bankhead Highway
The Bankhead Highway, which opened in 1919, was arguably the first transcontinental highway across the U. S. - from Washington, D.C. to San Diego

1894 Railroad Depot & Exhibits
The restored Mt. Vernon 1894 Cotton Belt Railroad Depot is a real gem which has been carefully restored pursuant to National Register standards with original colors and decor.