Welcome

Welcome to the Autauga County Heritage Association website. We hope that you’ll enjoy coming back to it again and again to find historical and educational information, along with Association projects and upcoming events.


We invite you to be a part of fun and interesting opportunities available to every member of your family. Whether it is to indulge a passion for research and historical knowledge or simply to enjoy a fun-filled event, we hope you’ll enjoy “living history” with us.

A new opportunity to give to ACHA is by donating items that will then be sold with the proceeds going to ACHA. These will be auctioned through the website www.govdeals.com More information will be coming.

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News & Events

LAST CHANCE!
Historic Walking Tour
April 28th - Meet at the Prattaugan Museum @ 10 a.m.

Mother/Daughter Tea Party
May 20th - Bring your mother, daughter, or just a good friend!
Adavanced ticket sales only!

Newsletter
May 2012 - Be the first to read all the exciting upcoming events happening with ACHA!

General Membership Meeting
July 15 - Special Guest Speaker will be Mary Ann Neely

Wreath Laying Ceremony
July 20th - This is a memorial celebration in honor of Daniel Pratt's Birthday. The ceremony is at the Pratt Family Cemetery.
Click here for directions>

Save the Pratt Gin Company
Click here for news on saving these historic buildings>

Pictures with Carol Highsmith
Click here>

Ted Landphair's America
Take a look at the blog everyone is talking about:
http://blogs.voanews.com/tedlandphairsamerica/2012/02/

WWII Display
Visit the Prattaugan Museum now thru the end of January for an exciting display honoring those who served in WWII and those who served at home.

Donate to ACHA through GovDeals.com
www.govdeals.com or
call the Prattaugan Museum
for more information at
334.361.0961

Continue checking back to catch the latest happenings within the Autauga County Heritage Association and the exhibits at the Museum. We continue receiving new items throughout the year working to put them on display. As you can imagine this can be a daunting task. If you would like to assist the museum staff of volunteers, come to the museum for a visit to see if this is something that would intrigue you.


 
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