Settled in the early 1800's, the town is located high upon a bluff overlooking 45000 acre Lake Eufaula. The town has a significant number of beautiful restored homes.
Driving through the historical district...(can't you just see all the tea parties held on that ahh-mase-ing front porch)
In the spring Eufaula holds its annual pilgrimage...
Arriving in the downtown area...
Thrifty shopping...this antique store held many treasures...
The Goodwill Store, located smack, dab, downtown, had this display in honor or the upcoming July 4th celebration!
My friend and me spent several days in this lovely area. (I will be telling you more later...) If you are in southeastern Alabama, along the Georgia line, stop by and visit Eufaula and all it has to offer! You won't be disappointed!!
Today I'm partying with Debbie...
And joining in the party over at...http://asoutherndaydreamer.blogspot.com/
for Outdoor Wednesday!
Grab a glass of ice tea, kick off your shoes, and enjoy the party!! (And tell them I invited you!!)
Have a Blessed Day!! And see ya down the junkin' road!!
Jan
gorgeous homes. I love antiques and history. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYou have been a traveling girl lately!!!
ReplyDeleteHow FUN! Those houses are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh how i would love to live in one of those houses!! I also think it would be fun to go junkin. Good luck with your next find and have fun! ♥ BJ
ReplyDeleteOh, you're living my dream! I love that show American Pickers. I've told my hubby that I would love to just hit the open road and pick, pick, pick! The town looks way fun. I've never been to Alabama, guess I need to put that on my bucket list. Thanks so much for commenting on my blog. I am following you.
ReplyDeletep.s. Love your hat!
What beautiful old homes, so Stately. And what a fun adventure! Hope you'll share with us what you find, xxx tami
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming little town! And all those red shoes outside GW - wow! Linda
ReplyDeleteI love Eufala! The homes are so beautiful! Reminds me of Natchez, MS. Thanx for sharing...Tiffany
ReplyDeletelovely homes... wish I could live in one of those huge houses.
ReplyDelete~ Jo's Precious Thoughts ~
Such beautiful homes! Junkin is always such a fun adventure!
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