Vaughan-Smitherman Museum
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The Vaughan-Smitherman Museum was built in 1847 as a school for orphans. Over the years, it has been a hospital, a county courthouse, and a military school. Today, among the museum exhibits are Civil War memorabilia, slave era documents, medical equipment, confederate money, and munitions salvaged from the Selma River.
109 Union Street
Selma, Alabama
(334) 874-2174
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