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Architectural Review Mobile
"Recently, Landmarks led a group of members on a day-long excursion to Mobileto soak in the rich architectural history of Alabama?s oldest city. Led by noted Mobilehistorian, Cart Blackwell, attendees wereled through someof Mobile?s notablehistoric homes, all of which have undergonesignificant and detailed historic renovations Thank you to Cart and the homeowners for hosting us and thank you for the wonderful hospitality wereceived on our visit Our trip started in theweehours of Saturday morning, May 5th , whereour group jumped on a bus armed with Hilltop coffeeand Fennel and Fig scones A few hours later wearrived at our first houselocated in Ashland Place
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Thewonderfully restored Tudor homeset the stagefor what proved to bean incredibly informativeday, steeped in charming hospitality and exquisitely restored homes. Fueled by a wonderful lunch from theCheeseCottageour trip took in a deep history of Mobile?s Carnival sceneat theCarnival Museum Weencountered this theme of Carnival in every homeas well, which proved to bea pleasant surprise
Thetrip was a success, and welook forward to unlocking someof our state?s uniquehistory with many moretrips to come. If thereis somewhere you would liketo see, pleasesend us a message through Facebook or Instagram "