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Lamar

Lamar County was created in 1867 during Reconstruction. Th e county’s grassy woodlands offer hunting and other outdoor activities, including fishing at Lamar County Lake and Sulligent Lake. Visitors interested in architectural history can drive the quiet rural roads to view historic homes such as the Moore-Hill House, the oldest remaining building in the county, the Ogden House, Clearman House, and the Dick Mixon Farm. Several are listed on the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage.

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