Russell County, Alabama

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Russell County administrative offices are located at 1000 Broad Street, Phenix City, AL 36867; phone: 334‑298‑3435.

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Photo: Bass-Perry House, circa 1898, located on U.S. Route 431, northeast of Seale. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976. Photographed by wikipedia username: Rivers A. Langley (own work), 2011, [cc‑3.0], via Wikimedia Commons, accessed January, 2023.

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TOWNS

• Phenix City
• Hurtsboro Town

The county is named for Gilbert C. Russell [1782-1861], a noted colonel who campaigned in the wars against the Creek Indians.

HISTORIC SITES

• Bass-Perry House
• Brooks-Hughes House
• Brownville-Summerville Historic District
• Floyd-Newsome House
• Girard Historic District
• Glenn-Thompson Plantation
• Glennville Historic District
• Hurt, Joel, House
• Kid Alley Residential Historic District
• Lower Twentieth Street Residential Historic District
• Morgan-Curtis House
• Pitts, Samuel R., Plantation
• Shapre-Monte House
• Smith Residential Historic District
• Snow Valley Residential Historic District
• Upper Twentieth Street Residential Historic District

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