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Source Collection
University of North Alabama Archives and Special Collections, Postcard Collection, Collier Library
Identifier
PC 60
Description
Pope's Tavern, Florence (Alabama). Text on verso reads: "This stately old mansion was built in 1811. It was used at one time as a Stage-stop and Tavern, and later as a Confederate Hospital. It has recently been restored by the City of Florence, and is open to the public daily, Tuesday through Sunday."
Date Created
11-14-2025
Date
No Date
Rights
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Keywords
Pope's Tavern (Florence, Alabama), Southern States, Florence (Alabama), Taverns (Inns), Historic buildings, Alabama, Museum
