Mobile County (Excluding City of Mobile)

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Mobile County – Outside the City of Mobile
1.   Hiram B Austin House – 12995 Dauphin Island Pkwy   Mon Louis Island
2.   Barr's Subdivision Historic District – US 45 and Howard Ave bet LeBaron and State   Citronelle
3.   Bellingrath Gardens and Home – S of Theodore of AL 59   Theodore
4.   Bishop Manor Estate – Argyl Rd.   St. Elmo
5.   Central Core Historic District – State St and LeBaron Ave. from Mobile to 2nd Sts.  Citronelle
6.   Chickasaw Shipyard Village Historic District - Bounded by Jefferson St., Jackson St., Yeend Ave., and Chickasaw Creek   Chickasaw
7.   Citronelle Railroad Historic District – Centre and Main from Union to Faye   Citronelle
8.   Willis G Clark House – East of US 45 S of Citronelle
9.   Davis-Oak Grove District – W side of Oak Grove Rd just N of Kali Oka Rd.   Mauvilla
10.   Ellicott Stone – 1 mi south of Bucks off US 43
11.   Fort Gains – S of Mobile on the eastern end of Dauphin Island
12.   Charles Denby Garrison Sr. House – County Rd. 55, 1 mi NW of junction with AL 158   Prichard
13.   Grand Bay Historic District – Junction of Dezauche Ln and Freeland   Grand Bay
14.   Indian Mound Park – Off Cadillac Ave. on the northern side of Dauphin Island
15.   Isle Dauphine Club – 100 Orleans Dr.   Dauphin Island
16.   George Leatherbury House – Shell Belt Rd. SE of Sans Souci Beach    Coden
17.   Jacob Magee House – County Rd 45, n of Kushla Mcleod Rd.    Kushla
18.   Middle Bay Light – Middle of Mobile Bay
19.   Mount Vernon Arsenal – Searcy Hospital Complex – Coy Smith Hwy, ½ mi east of AL 43
20.   Nanna Hubba Bluff – Overlooking the Tombigbee River in Calvert, AL  (Now a steel mill)
21.   Old Mobile Site, Fort Louis De La Louisiane – Twenty-Seven Mile Bludd on the Mobile River  Le Moyne
22.   Tanner Farmhouse – 6885 Walter Tanner Rd.  Wilmer
23.   N.Q. and Virginia M Thompson House – 7850 LeBaron Ave.   Citronelle