Madison County, Alabama
The Madison County Courthouse is located at 100 Northside Square, Huntsville AL 35801; phone: 532‑3390.
Photo: Phelps-Jones House, circa 1820, located at 6112 Pulaski Pike, Huntsville. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982. Photographed by user:Chris Pruitt (own work), 2011, [cc-3.0], via Wikimedia Commons, accessed November, 2021.
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Named for President James Madison, the county was established in 1808 by Governor Robert Williams.
It's 800-plus square miles is bounded on the north by Tennessee and on the south by the Tennessee River.
Its county seat, Huntsville, served as a temporary State capital in 1819.
HISTORIC SITES
- Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University Historic District
- Beckers Block
- Bibb, James H., House
- Big Spring
- Burritt, William, Mansion
- Clemens House
- Donegan Block
- Flint River Place
- Gurley Historic District
- Humphreys, David C., House
- Hundley House
- Hundley Rental Houses
- Jude, George, House
- Kildare-McCormick House
- Lanford, William, House
- Leech-Hauer House
- Lowry House
- Madison Station Historic District
- McCartney-Bone House
- McCrary House
- Milligan Block
- Monte Sano Railroad Workers' House
- New Market Historic District
- Old Town Historic District
- Otey, William Madison, House
- Phelps-Jones House
- Robinson, John, House
- Robinson, Mrs. William, House
- Steele-Fowler House
- Steger House
- Struve Brothers Block
- Twickenham Historic District
- Urguhart House
- Vaught House
- White-Turner-Sanford House
- Whitman-Cobb House
- Withers-Chapman House
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