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Historical home exhibits artifacts from the five countries Mobile has belonged to: France, Spain, Britain, the US, and the Confederacy
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MARY
16 ratings10 reviews
Excellent tour guides! Very knowledgeable and answered all questions. The only other thing I have to say is it is not handicap accessible so I was not able to tour the upstairs. My friend who is with me took a lot of pictures so I did get to see what was up there.
Stephanie
2 ratings2 reviews
We SO ENJOYED THIS TOUR! The house is fascinating and the guides are lovely and so knowledgeable- Kim was a blast! A must-visit in Mobile!
Mack
8 ratings4 reviews
We loved this tour. If you love history this tour is a must. The hosts were SUPER friendly and very informative about the history. A+
Gabrielle
26 ratings18 reviews
Our docents were lovely and welcoming. The house is nicely staged. We learned some fascinating history and enjoyed the antiques quite a bit. The kitchen was my favorite part.
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About This Deal
Choose Between Two Options
- $10 for admission for two adults ($20 value)
- $22.50 for admission for four adults ($40 value)
Tours last 45 to 60 minutes and explore Mobile's history through the five countries the city has been a part of since its founding in 1702.
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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.
