Strange Alabama

There's is a pet cemetery in Cherokee,Alabama, dedicated solely to the rest place of many a man's best hunting friend. Coon hunting is an entertaining pastime for men all over the South but in order to be successful at it you need a trusty steed; you need a coon dog. Hun...

Who doesn't like to do a little bargain shopping every once in a while? If you're like me and believe in the saying "One man's trash is another man's treasure," you'll be blown away by what's known as the 127 Yard Sale. Beginning in Gadsden, Alabama and ending in Addison, Michigan, this treasure trove of previously owned items will blow you away...

In what could be a complete coincidence, a regular door hanging in a Jasper, Alabama hospital has transformed into a religious relic according to local residents. In 1983, a Walker County father was pacing the sterile floors after his son was injured in a tragic motorcycle accident...

Most people have suffered from an unfortunate ant or roach infestation problem at some point in their life but did you know that Cook's Pest Control has a museum dedicated to the little buggers? Located in Decatur, the Cook's Natural Science Museum was initially used for training purposes, teaching employees the long term effects certain insects could have on a building...

In today's Strange Alabama Madison and Shepherd highlighted a unique folk artist. Located in the northwest Alabama city of Hamilton, Jerry Brown Pottery is the only known mule-powered pug mill still operating in the United States, according to jerrybrownpottery.com.

Madison and Shepherd featured a unique community center near Sawyerville on the banks of the Black Warrior River. The structure is comprised of rammed earth (didn't know either; click here for explanation), aluminum sheets and GMC car windows...