Condé-Charlotte House and Museum

The Condé-Charlotte House and Museum, originally constructed in 1822, has its origins as the first courthouse and jail in Mobile. It became a home in 1849 and is now a historic house museum interpreting the five different nations that have governed the city since its founding in 1702.

Conde-Charlotte House, a two-story historic home with double-tiered porches, white columns, and a white picket fence.
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Conde-Charlotte House, a two-story historic home with double-tiered porches, white columns, and a white picket fence.