Dive into Mobile's rich history at Conde Charlotte Museum House with admission options for 2 or 4 adults, up to 44% off
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Discover Mobile's rich history through its five flags journey at a historical home with expert-guided tours
Looking for a unique way to explore history? This experience offers an insightful journey through Mobile’s past with guided tours that last between 45 to 60 minutes. Explore fascinating artifacts from when the city was under different rule and learn about its evolution since its founding in 1702. Dive deep into stories from various eras while enjoying authentic period furnishings that transport you back in time.
What we offer
Explore two options: admission for two or four adults to delve into Mobile's history under five flags. Guided tours enhance understanding of its cultural legacy while showcasing period furnishings and historic architecture that reflect its evolution over time.- $10.00 for Admission for 4 Adults ($32.00 value): Enjoy an educational outing with friends or family as you delve into Mobile's diverse past
- $5.00 for Admission for 2 Adults ($16.00 value): Perfect for couples wanting a historical adventure together
Why you should grab the offer
This deal offers a unique chance to dive into Mobile's complex history through engaging guided tours led by knowledgeable historians who make each era come alive. Visitors will be captivated by authentic period furnishings that vividly portray life across different historical periods in this charming city. The Condé-Charlotte Museum House stands out not just for its exhibits but also as a beautiful piece of architectural history itself—originally serving as both courthouse and jail before becoming a family home—and now preserved by the National Society of Colonial Dames of America in Alabama. This ensures visitors receive an educational yet fascinating insight into how architecture has evolved over centuries in this region.Discover Mobile's rich history through its five flags journey at a historical home with expert-guided tours
Looking for a unique way to explore history? This experience offers an insightful journey through Mobile’s past with guided tours that last between 45 to 60 minutes. Explore fascinating artifacts from when the city was under different rule and learn about its evolution since its founding in 1702. Dive deep into stories from various eras while enjoying authentic period furnishings that transport you back in time.
What we offer
Explore two options: admission for two or four adults to delve into Mobile's history under five flags. Guided tours enhance understanding of its cultural legacy while showcasing period furnishings and historic architecture that reflect its evolution over time.- $10.00 for Admission for 4 Adults ($32.00 value): Enjoy an educational outing with friends or family as you delve into Mobile's diverse past
- $5.00 for Admission for 2 Adults ($16.00 value): Perfect for couples wanting a historical adventure together
Why you should grab the offer
This deal offers a unique chance to dive into Mobile's complex history through engaging guided tours led by knowledgeable historians who make each era come alive. Visitors will be captivated by authentic period furnishings that vividly portray life across different historical periods in this charming city. The Condé-Charlotte Museum House stands out not just for its exhibits but also as a beautiful piece of architectural history itself—originally serving as both courthouse and jail before becoming a family home—and now preserved by the National Society of Colonial Dames of America in Alabama. This ensures visitors receive an educational yet fascinating insight into how architecture has evolved over centuries in this region.Need To Know Info
About Condé-Charlotte Museum House
The five flags in front of the Condé-Charlotte Museum House represent Mobile’s tumultuous history under the rule of five countries: France, Spain, Britain, the United States, and the Confederate States. Within the house, visitors can see antique furnishing that correspond to each of these periods in time, with a different theme in each room—for example, the British room holds antiques from 1763–1780, when the British occupied the city. The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in Alabama run the house and operate its tours, which traverse both inside and the outdoor, Spanish-themed garden.