Jemison-Carnegie Heritage Hall Museum

The Jemison-Carnegie Heritage Hall Museum in Talladega, Talladega County, makes its home in the former Talladega Public Library. The building was constructed in 1906 in the Beaux Arts style and features two Ionic columns on either side of the entrance.

Brick Carnegie-style building with large windows, a columned entrance, and a broad lawn in front.
Photo courtesy of the Jemison-Carnegie Heritage Hall Museum

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Jemison-Carnegie Heritage Hall Museum

Jemison-Carnegie Heritage Hall Museum

Brick Carnegie-style building with large windows, a columned entrance, and a broad lawn in front.

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