Get ready to explore Old Town Decatur like never before. The Old Town Decatur Oncell Tour is a unique and educational way to discover The River City and learn about its deep-rooted history.
About the Old Town Decatur Oncell Tour
The Old Town Decatur Oncell Tour offers a glimpse into Old Town, Decatur’s oldest neighborhood and African American community. With 11 stops, this cell phone tour teaches the history of historic streets, buildings, museums, parks and more.
Ready to learn more about Old Town? You can complete this tour in a day, all while enjoying the other things our renowned city has to offer, including local cuisine and history museums.
How it works
So, how does the Old Town Decatur Oncell Tour work? It’s simple! Just take out your phone or mobile device, scan the QR code at each location and begin hearing about the neighborhood’s places and people.
What’s more, you can start the tour from any location! Check out these 11 historic stops and make your plans to start learning more about Old Town Decatur today.
- Vine Street
- First Missionary Baptist Church
- King’s Memorial United Methodist Church
- Cottage Home Infirmary
- Newcomb Street Church of Christ
- Leon Sheffield – Lakeside High School
- Wayman Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church
- Schaudies-Banks Cottage
- Scottsboro Boys CEOTA Civil Rights Museum
- Etta Freeman Park
- Bank Street
Additionally, you can read along and learn more about Old Town Decatur and each site online.
Summary
Looking to do more than just learn about our town’s history? If you are ready to join our community, contact Summer Key Apartments and ask us about our current and upcoming availabilities. Plus, we may be running a special! Be sure to follow us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter to stay up-to-date on all our offers and availabilities.
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