First Governor's Mansion

This Beaux Arts home, built in 1906 by Montgomery businessman Moses Sabel, served as the Alabama Governor's Mansion from 1911 to 1959. It was demolished during construction of Interstate 85 in 1963.

Large two-story Victorian mansion with ornate stone detailing, a mansard roof, rounded corner tower, and columned front porch, shown in a historic black-and-white photograph.

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Governor's Mansion

Governor's Mansion

Large two-story Victorian mansion with ornate stone detailing, a mansard roof, rounded corner tower, and columned front porch, shown in a historic black-and-white photograph.