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History Tours on the Island

Sure, Hilton Head is an amazing destination for a beachside trip or a golf getaway — but did you know that it’s also home to some educational tours that’ll leave you and your family awestruck?

That’s right! This charming South Carolina destination not only offers breathtaking natural beauty but also a rich tapestry of stories woven throughout the centuries.

So, if you’re a history buff or simply curious about the island’s intriguing past, join us as we embark on an unforgettable journey through the best history tours Hilton Head has to offer!

Gullah Heritage Trail Tours

The Gullah Heritage Trail Tour introduces you to the rich African-American heritage of the island, delving into the language, traditions, and captivating stories passed down through generations.

As you visit historic sites and landmarks, be prepared to have your senses awakened by the soulful music, delectable Gullah cuisine, and heartfelt tales that will leave you with a profound appreciation for the Gullah community’s enduring legacy.

Coastal Discovery Museum

For a comprehensive exploration of Hilton Head’s history and natural wonders, the Coastal Discovery Museum is a must-visit!

The museum’s guided tours take you on a captivating journey through time where you’ll uncover the island’s past and its significance. Explore preserved historic buildings, stand on the grounds of a Civil War battle, and discover the fascinating stories of the island’s plantation era.

The museum’s knowledgeable guides bring history to life. Using their vivid descriptions and informative depiction of historical facts, they provide a captivating blend of education and entertainment for the whole family.

Hilton Head History Tours

Ever wondered about the island’s rich heritage and history? Prepare to be transported back in time as Hilton Head History Tours takes you on a captivating journey through the island’s storied past!

Whether you prefer walking, biking, or driving, this tour company offers a range of options to suit your preference. Led by knowledgeable guides with an infectious passion for history, you’ll explore the island’s hidden gems, iconic landmarks, and lesser-known sites.

From Native American shell rings to antebellum plantations, each stop reveals a fascinating chapter in Hilton Head’s history, leaving you with a deeper understanding and appreciation for this remarkable island.

You’re in for a historical excursion unlike anything you’ve ever experienced!

Island Skiff Adventure Tours

If you’re seeking another way to discover Hilton Head’s rich history, try Island Skiff Adventure Tours!

Hop aboard a skiff and navigate the island’s picturesque waterways. As you explore historic sites, you’ll listen to intriguing tales from your expert guide. Feel the wind in your hair as you cruise along, learning about the island’s Native American roots, European settlement, and the colorful characters who shaped its destiny.

With each turn, you’ll be captivated by the stories that unfold. Each one portrays a historical milestone in the island’s historical development and will create memories that will last you a lifetime.

Hilton Head: More Than a Beachside Getaway!

There’s more to Hilton Head than warm sandy beaches. The island abounds with historical tours that will paint an awe-inspiring picture of Hilton Head’s history.

A historical excursion is just a trip away. So, if you’re coming to Hilton Head for your next fun-filled and educational getaway, book a comfortable and luxurious stay at  Beachside Hilton Head .

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HONEY HORN PLANTATION

Since 2007, the historic Honey Horn property has been sharing its 300-year history with its guests. This majestic 68-acre plantation has been designated as the last open portion of Hilton Head Island, allowing the Coastal Discovery Museum to showcase this historic property and the area's cultural heritage and natural history.

Visitors can travel back in time to view the historic Lowcountry. Families and patrons alike can gaze upon the venue's salt marshes, open fields, and centuries-old oak trees—not to mention some of the oldest buildings to exist on Hilton Head Island to date. You'll also learn about the northern hunters who visited during the winters, the planters who harvested the crops, and the islanders who worked on the property—this truly is a one-of-a-kind experience for guests to witness the history of the surrounding region.

The hour-and-a-half tour will take you through the places frequented by those who lived and worked at Honey Horn, so you can see and feel the history of this majestic island. Visitors will also learn about the family history of the Hacks, the family who lived at Honey Horn for almost 50 years.

Adults and children can partake in this unique journey for $10 per adult and $5 per child (4-12). There are numerous ways you can observe the property, allowing you to tailor this experience to suit your own interests. Take a walk down one of the property's three boardwalks to see the oyster beds, Fiddler crabs, and smooth grass cord, or go for a hike around the Horn Trail to see the area's early 20th-century buildings. You never know what you might discover while at Honey Horn.

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Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra

7 Lagoon Road, Suite 100 Hilton Head Island, SC 29928

The Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra has been a centerpiece of the Lowcountry’s vibrant musical scene for over four decades. This season’s Orchestra Series brings a fresh take on the classics, as well as inspirational pieces, in an engaging and informal environment of shared discovery. Passion and joy spring from every moment with your HHSO.

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Gullah cultural series: gullah me, gullah you – why juneteenth, gullah cultural series:  gullah me, gullah you.

presented by The Gullah Museum of Hilton Head Island, Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra, and Historic Mitchelville Freedom Park, and Native Island Business and Community Affairs Association.

Tuesday, June 4th at SoundWaves (6:30pm dinner; 7:30pm concert)

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Join us at SoundWaves for  Why Juneteenth? , the grand season finale of our expanded Gullah Cultural Series second year, a community partnership elevating awareness of Gullah Geechee culture. This edition points forward to the upcoming celebration of Juneteenth, now a federal holiday officially named Juneteenth National Independence Day, commemorating the ending of slavery in the United States.

Patrons desiring a Gluten-Free option, please contact the HHSO office to make arrangements.

Patrons who order the dinner/concert package will receive  one complimentary drink with their purchase.

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The tuffus zimbabwe quartet, tuffus zimbabwe, piano (of the saturday night live band), mark sterbank, saxophone, kevin hamilton, bass (of ranky tanky), edwin hamilton, drums, free concert at celebration park at coligny, 94 pope avenue, hilton head island, sc  29928, concert starts at 7:30 pm and ends at 9:15 pm..

Bring your own chairs or a blanket!

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Grab an ice cream, candy, fudge, or post-dinner adult restorative and enjoy some great music in the early-summer outdoors.

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IAM lance le HH History Tour, une série de concerts exceptionnelle

Iam, fleuron du rap national et marseillais vient de lancer le hh history tour, une tournée exceptionnelle pour laquelle le groupe annonçait "être heureux vous retrouver sur scène dans des salles de petites et moyennes capacités au cœur des villes qui sont annoncées"..

IAM sortait son album HHHistory fin 2023. Un nouveau chapitre s'ouvre pour le groupe avec la tournée HH History Tour. Comment faire pour résumer 35 ans d’excellence ? La réponse de Charline Roux est la suivante : de manière tout à fait subjective !

Alors il est vrai qu’en 1993, il était difficile d’échapper au MIA, pourtant sur le même album,  Ombre est Lumière , pour moi, il y avait surtout ce titre :  Une femme seule , un texte sublime scandé par Akhenaton. On pourrait croire que tout est dans le titre, mais si la toute dernière phrase de ce titre ne vous serre pas la gorge, c’est que vous êtes tout sec dedans…

Et non on ne la spoilera pas, même 30 après, il faut l'écouter…

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Autre morceau de bravoure : Demain c’est loin , sur l’album L’école du micro d’argent en 97. Neuf minutes de démo implacable, un classique immédiat, et l’apprentissage pour votre chroniqueuse d’une figure de style maniée à la perfection pour Shurik'n : l’anadiplose. Soit le fait de reprendre le dernier mot d’une phrase au début de celle qui suit. Ni un gadget, ni un artifice ici, juste une petite électrocution salutaire.

Demain c'est loin , joué ci-dessous lors d'un concert avec Mouv' en 2014, sur un nouvel arrangement avec cuivres et guiatre groove.

Une autre salve tout aussi bienvenue en 2013, sur l’album Arts Martiens avec le titre Steinbeck-style,  Les raisons de la colère. P our des raisons évidentes, Charline Roux insiste sur les textes : vous noterez aussi à l'écoute de l'album la perfection des sons, et ce, sur leurs 11 projets studio.

Et puisque IAM est actuellement en tournée, c’est sur un autre live que cette bien trop courte chronique sera conclue : extrait de l’album Retour aux pyramide , voici Petit frère .

Le groupe IAM s’arrête à Paris le 27 février au Bataclan, le 28 à La Cigale et le 3 mars 2024 à l’Olympia.

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The Devil in the White City: A Haunting History Tour

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• The Congress Plaza Hotel & Convention Center, 520 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60605, USA The tour meets in the Congress Lounge bar at the Congress Plaza Hotel. The bus departs from the front of the Congress Plaza Hotel on South Michigan Avenue.
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Near public transportation
• Infants must sit on laps
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Most travelers can participate
• This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 52 travelers
• All sales are final and incur 100% cancellation penalties.
• Museum of Science and Industry
• Prairie Avenue Historic District
• Union Stockyard Gate

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• You'll start at The Congress Plaza Hotel & Convention Center 520 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60605, USA The tour meets in the Congress Lounge bar at the Congress Plaza Hotel. The bus departs from the front of the Congress Plaza Hotel on South Michigan Avenue. See address & details
• 1 Prairie Avenue Historic District Stop: 30 minutes See details
• 2 United States Postal Service Stop: 25 minutes See details
• 3 Jackson Park's Japanese Garden Stop: 15 minutes See details
• 4 Jackson Park Stop: 30 minutes See details
• 5 Union Stockyard Gate Stop: 10 minutes See details
• 6 Museum of Science and Industry Stop: 15 minutes See details
• You'll return to the starting point

• ericmL2730IQ 0 contributions 1.0 of 5 bubbles DO NOT TAKE THIS TOUR! DO NOT BOOK THIS Tour!!!! Guide and driver are extremely unprofessional. Check in process is useless. They left me behind with my wife on the bus. Then made sarcastic remarks on the PA system to the entire bus. Never once checking us in as well. Content is weak and delivery was as if the guide was talking to 4 year old children. We ended up walking off the tour. We were not going to waste our vacation time listening to a terrible tour. Then the tour refused to refund any of the ticket price hiding behind “our policy” on leaving the tour. We left the tour because it was horrible and unprofessional. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME or MONEY!! Read more Written November 21, 2023
• 725alisac 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Girls night out Great tour! So interesting to learn the history behind these sightings. Tony was a great guide. I would highly recommend taking one of his tours. Read more Written October 15, 2023
• R7631YBcharlesp 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great fun The tour guide was fantastic so knowledgeable so many stories loan out some EMF ours had some very interesting signals as well as some apps on our phone even though I grew up in Chicago driven through Lincoln park so many times I had no idea the story behind it Read more Written September 15, 2023
• dpfeiffe65 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles The most haunted place in Chicago. We had a great time with Tony. We learned all the reasons why Lincoln Park is so haunted. It was a pleasant walk, we learned a lot about Chicago going back to before the Civil War. He even threw in the Chicago vampire hunt of 1888. Really had a great time and would highly recommend the walking tour. Read more Written September 6, 2023
• R4005QVcolleenb 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles ghost tour Just went this pass Saturday, it was good and interesting however in the post it says there would be bathroom break and can get something to eat during this 3 hour tour-nothing was bought up either about bathroom breaks or eating. Read more Written August 21, 2023
• abbeyo605 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great tour Tony is the best tour guide ever. His stories were great and he knows so much about Chicago history. Read more Written June 25, 2023
• Bill K 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Enjoyable and informative Did this tour during a recent trip to Chicago. Our guide Tony was fantastic. Very knowledgeable and informative as well as enjoyable to listen too. I'd recommend this tour for anyone visiting Chicago. Read more Written June 19, 2023
• T7194ZZemilyj 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great experience I loved the history and the entire experience. I went with my husband and our 12 year old daughter and we all had a good time and learned a lot about the history of the Lincoln Park area. It was fascinating. Read more Written May 31, 2023
• P5271TMkats 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A tour through time This tour told the awesome history of Chicago people and architecture. The bus stopped at key locations and allowed time to immerse in the locations we learned about. The bus driver was safe and friendly and the tour guide was excellent. We highly recommend this tour as a way to cruise through the windy city's past. Read more Written May 7, 2023
• Kelledg1 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Definitely go on this tour! Loved this ghost tour! We learned a lot about the history of Chicago and got to explore the city from a warm bus. Our guide was very knowledgeable! Read more Written May 1, 2023
• jenniferaC4587EX 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles Great if your not from Chicago. Joanna was really good at story telling.. Just wish we could have gotten off the bus more and gone into places.. Read more Written April 23, 2023
• Travel600836 0 contributions 1.0 of 5 bubbles No fun. Was a 3 hour bus ride. The information given was not accurate Joanne the tour guide talked to us as we were children. And we paid 130.00 to look at the city. I do not recommend this tour. There was no mention of half the things we were supposed to do. Read more Written April 1, 2023
• ValaBerlin86 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fun and spooky Joann (sp?) was our tour guide - she was fantastic! She was very knowledgeable, engaging and presented everything very well. She was excited to share all the spooky stories and little tidbits of history. The tour itself was cool and well paced, we met at the Congress (which was also our first stop), Couch tomb at Chicago history museum, death alley just to name a few. Each time, our guide had a great story to share with each location. The way she presented it, you could tell she deeply knew her history and it wasn’t scripted or rehearsed and shared many of the dark, gory details that usually goes hand in hand with haunted history. There were a few in the group that kept interrupting with questions that our guide was building up to with her story - it was irritating but she kept her cool and was patient with them. All in all it was a great tour and definitely would recommend to anyone wanting an informative and spooky tour. Also, our bus driver was amazing at navigating the crowded downtown area in that big behemoth of a bus. Read more Written October 23, 2022
• christyforthewin 0 contributions 1.0 of 5 bubbles Trapped and left for dead. Could not hear tour guide due to broken microphone. Door jammed on the bus. Had to be rescued by the fire department. I have video to prove this. After crawling out of the bus window, we were left standing there no idea where we were. Tried calling and emailed company. Think I received a response? NO!!! Avoid this tour! Read more Written October 17, 2022
• Ana Isabel J 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fun It was a fun experience. The guide was very fun. We did took a little bit longer, which was ok because it’s so late that we didn’t have other plans afterwards anyway. Read more Written August 16, 2022

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The Devil in the White City: A Haunting History Tour provided by Chicago Hauntings

The Devil In The White City Bus Tour

What to expect.

Imitated by many, this is the original tour created by Chicago Hauntings in 2004, inspired by the phenomenonal best seller, The Devil and the White City, Erik Larson’s brilliant look at the minds behind the best and worst achievements of Victorian Era Chicago.

H.H. Holmes, The Murder Castle, The World's Fair & Victorian Chicago tour

Join us for an excursion through the spaces and places made famous by Erik Larson’s blockbuster, The Devil in the White City . You’ll visit sites of Victorian era intrigue, including the site where the Great Fire began, Prairie Avenue historic district, the World’s Fairgrounds and, yes, the site of the former Murder Castle of the only and only H.H. Holmes, “America’s First Serial Killer.” Many believe that H.H. Holmes “murder castle” is an inspiration for the Hotel Cortez in the hit television show American Horror Story hotel due to the sinister intent behind the Chicago hotel construction.

See our tour guide Tony Szabelski tell a story of H.H. Holmes to CBS 2 in Chicago

Why Choose American Ghost Walks?

The Devil In The White City Bus Tour was founded by Ursula Bielski, famed Chicago ghostlore historian who literally wrote the book on hauntings related to H.H. Holmes and The Devil In The White City !

Expert paranormal guide

Select Saturdays and Sundays at 1pm

Easy/Moderate

$69 Per Person

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The Devil In The White City himself, H.H. Holmes...

H. H. Holmes Murder Castle

The Fountain of Time Being Built in 1920

A replica of the statue of Columbia as seen in the World's Fair

Tourgoers at the site of H.H. Holmes Murder Castle today

On The Devil In The White City Bus

The Union Stockyards Gate in Chicago also features a powerful Firefighters Memorial 

Captivated guests learn more about H.H. Holmes at the site of the Murder Castle

The Columbian Exposition as seen in 1893

Important Info

• Wear comfortable shoes and warm clothing, and bring a poncho or umbrella (in case of rain) for our walk through the former fairgrounds of Jackson Park. Walking is minimal.
• We recommend using  SpotHero  to save you time near the Congress Plaza Hotel. 
• The tour group meets in the Congress Lounge bar inside the hotel.
• Because this is a limited capacity tour, all sales are final. But we will reschedule you if you have an emergency.

Service animals are welcome. However, for liability issues, please leave your furry friends at home if you don’t require their assistance.

• The bus is not wheelchair-friendly, please check our walking routes for several tours that answer 

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One of the city’s most haunted locations, it’s the perfect spot to grab a drink before or after the tour.

The last buliding standing from the 1893 Columbian Exposition at the World's Fair features strange ghosts from a sailor to a little girl to perhaps the Devil In The White City himself.

Walk the World's Fairgrounds and discover the spirit that people see wandering near this beautiful site...

The former killing grounds of H.H. Holmes, the Murder Castle was the buliding that he designed to his malignant specifications, a place of traps, sorrow, and no return.

This massive limestone gate heralds a time when Chicago was the meatpacking capital of the world, notably memorialized in Upton Sinclair's famous account The Jungle. This perfect photo spot also features the city's memorial to its brave firefighters.

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Inside the bar at the Congress Plaza Hotel (520 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60605)

• Start your adventure at the Congress Plaza Hotel is notoriously one of the most haunted spots in Chicago, originally built as the Auditorium Annex to house the masses who would attend the 1893 Columbian Exposition at the World's Fair.
• Presidents Grover Cleveland, Teddy Roosevelt, and Franklin Roosevelt have all stayed in this magnificent piece of Windy City history. It's also the spot where The Devil In The White City himself, H.H. Holmes would collect potential victims that he could bring back to his Murder Castle.
• Venture to Chicago's original Millionaire's Row, Praire Avenue. On the National Register of Historic Places, this street was the home of Gilded Age mansions belonging to the likes of Marshall Field (department stores), George Pullman (the railroad sleeping car), and Philip Armour (of the hot dogs fame!)
• Secrets and scandals abound in this area from the late Nineteenth Century, discover them with us.
• Visit the only building remains standing on the old 1893 Fairgrounds in Chicago’s Jackson Park today: the former Palace of Fine Arts which now houses the spectacular Museum of Science and Industry.
• Could the bowler-hatted, mustachioed man seen walking the Yesterday’s Main Street exhibit be the ghost of Herman Webster Mudgett (the real name of H.H. Holmes?) And that's just one of the ghosts that people have seen...

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you go inside any of the haunted buildings.

On this tour, we focus on building exteriors and outdoor spaces. Businesses and public places are open for you to visit during regular business hours. Otherwise we respect the privacy of individuals and organizations and expect that our guests do the same.

Do guests really see ghosts on this tour?

We can never guarantee a supernatural encounter, but we will explain paranormal phenomena such as cold spots and residual hauntings. What we do guarantee: Our local connections and dedication to research means you'll get authentic accounts — in all their shocking detail.

Can I bring my pet?

Is this ghost tour kid-appropriate.

While our tours do not contain anything too graphic or inappropriate, we find that kids that enjoy history have the best time. You know your children and that's left up to you. We do not recommend bringing children in strollers because sometimes that can be difficult with larger walking groups.

What if I'm late or cannot find my guide?

We do our best to answer calls and emails as promptly as they are received. Please make sure to leave a voicemail with the city and tourtime.  We try to accommodate travel and weather issues, but our public tours cannot wait for more than 10 minutes. Reschedules are available if the date you are interested in is not sold out.

What is your cancellation policy?

Because this is a limited capacity tour, all sales are final. But we will reschedule you if you have an emergency, we love ghosts, not monsters!

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À propos - IAM

I AM est un groupe de rap français originaire de Marseille, formé en 1989 par Akhenaton (Philippe Fragione), Shurik'n (Geoffroy Mussard), Kheops (Eric Mazel) et Imhotep (Pascal Perez). Le groupe est connu pour ses textes engagés et son style musical unique, qui mélange des samples de jazz et de funk avec des rythmes de hip-hop.

Akhenaton, né en 1968 à Marseille, est le fondateur du groupe. Il a commencé à rapper à l'âge de 14 ans et a été influencé par le hip-hop américain, en particulier par les groupes Public Enemy et Run-DMC. Il a créé le groupe I AM avec Shurik'n en 1989, et le groupe a rapidement été rejoint par Kheops et Imhotep.

Le premier album d'I AM, "1989... Le 4ème dimension", est sorti en 1991 et a connu un grand succès. Le groupe a ensuite sorti plusieurs autres albums à succès, tels que "Ombre est Lumière" en 1993, "L'école du micro d'argent" en 1997 et "Revoir un printemps" en 2003.

Akhenaton a également mené une carrière solo réussie en parallèle avec le groupe, sortant plusieurs albums acclamés par la critique. En plus de sa carrière musicale, Akhenaton est également connu pour ses engagements politiques et sociaux, en particulier en faveur de la lutte contre le racisme et les discriminations.

Shurik'n, né en 1966 à Marseille, est également un rappeur talentueux et un membre clé d'I AM. Il a écrit et interprété certains des textes les plus célèbres du groupe, tels que "Je danse le Mia" et "La fin de leur monde". En plus de sa carrière musicale, Shurik'n est également connu pour ses talents d'acteur et a joué dans plusieurs films et séries télévisées.

Kheops et Imhotep sont les deux membres fondateurs restants d'I AM, et ont contribué de manière significative à la création du son unique du groupe. Kheops est également un DJ et producteur talentueux, et a produit plusieurs albums pour d'autres artistes. Imhotep est un musicien multi-instrumentiste et producteur de musique, et a travaillé sur de nombreux projets en dehors du groupe.

Ensemble, les membres d'I AM ont créé un héritage durable dans le monde du rap français, en élevant le genre à un niveau plus élevé d'art et de conscience sociale. Leur musique continue d'influencer les générations futures de rappeurs et d'artistes, et leur engagement en faveur de la justice sociale et de l'égalité reste une inspiration pour de nombreux fans à travers le monde.

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Diagonally to your right is the stately Moore house at 603 Adams Avenue. The back portion of the house was constructed in 1826 by newspaper editor John Boardman.

John Boardman came here from Connecticut and was given a sum of money to invest in land for the School for the Deaf and Blind where his sister was a student. At some point officials at the school asked him to sell the property and send them the money. Mr. Boardman reportedly sold the property and moved to France for his health, and he took the money with him.

Since the 1892 World's Fair, this mansion has been linked to a Jersey cow owned by homeowner Samuel Moore. Mr. Moore was particularly proud of Lily Flagg, his prize-winning, butter-fat producing Jersey cow. He was so proud that he took the cow to the fair in Chicago by railroad car from the Huntsville Depot. Have you seen our fine Depot, yet?

At the fair, indeed, Lily Flagg was judged the World's leading butter-fat producer. On their return, Mr. Moore threw a ball in honor of the cow. And he painted the house butter-fat yellow for the gala occasion. Some fifteen hundred guests were invited. The honoree, Lily Flagg, stood on a platform on the patio to the left of the house.

Moore also named a rail switch on his plantation in south Huntsville for the cow. A street near there still carries her name. The nearby swim club is called Lily Flagg Pool and their mascot is, well, you guessed it, the Lily Flagg Cows.

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Lily Flagg, a Jersey cow, the top butter producer in the world in 1892. She was owned by W. E. Matthews and Samuel H. Moore of Huntsville, Alabama, who held a massive party at 603 Adams Street to celebrate her accomplishments.

Rights: Wikipedia; "The Champion Butter Cow - Signal's Lily Flagg". The Sydney Mail. The Sydney Mail. 1892-10-22.

Wikipedia article about Lily Flagg

Audio History of 603 Adams Street

By: Nancy Rohr

Rights: Reproduced with the permission of Nancy Rohr

Watkins Home. The Italianate Revival mansion at 603 Adams Street was built by James L. Watkins in the 1850's. The home was taken over by General Mitchell of the Union Army as headquarters for his staff during the Civil War. Mrs. Watkins had just given birth and died when the Federal army occupied the house. The house was taken over in 1864 by General John Logan to use as his headquarters.

By: Bryson Photography

Rights: Huntsville-Madison County Public Library

Date: unknown

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603 Adams Street SE

By: Carey Cooper

Rights: Architectural Collection of Harvie P. Jones, FAIA, Dept. of Archives/Special Collections, M. Louis Salmon Library, University of Alabama in Huntsville, Huntsville, AL.

Date: c1972

By: Harvie Jones

Date: c1997

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