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Tuscaloosa

Tuscaloosa's register runs heavily to houses, 16 listings of that kind. The 1830s account for more of that work than any other decade. One themed walking tour runs through those listings.

The earliest listing here is Collier-Overby House, added Jul 14, 1971.

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Coordinates come from the National Park Service National Register spatial data, or from Wikidata where the spatial data has no point. A point marks the record location and does not mean the place is open to visitors. Data refreshed November 02, 2026.

35
Listings
11
Historic districts
1
National Historic Landmarks
1971
First listing

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Oldest on the register

First listedCollier-Overby House · Jul 14, 1971
Oldest construction dateFitch House · built 1830

Listing dates come from the National Register office's spreadsheet of listed properties. Construction years come from Wikidata, matched on reference number, and are on record for 13 of the 35 listings here. Data refreshed November 02, 2026.

Landmark · Tuscaloosa County
Foster Auditorium, The University of Alabama
National Historic LandmarkListed 2005
Building · Tuscaloosa County
Alabama Insane Hospital
BuildingListed 1977
Historic district · Tuscaloosa County
Audubon Place Historic District
Historic districtListed 1985
Building · Tuscaloosa County
Bama Theatre-City Hall Building
BuildingListed 1984

Historic districts

Styles that appear most

Greek Revival 5Italianate 2Neoclassical 2Renaissance Revival 2Art Deco 1Georgian 1

Style labels come from Wikidata and are on record for 14 of the 35 listings here. The count is the number of listings carrying each label. Data refreshed November 02, 2026.

Every listing

The Alabama Book Store▾·
Address
1015 University Blvd., Tuscaloosa
Listed for
Architecture, Commerce
Significance
Local
Also known as
Bamastuff
Reference
100005356
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗Directions ↗
Alabama Insane Hospital▾1977
Address
University Blvd., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Apr 18, 1977
Listed for
Architecture, Health and medicine, Social history
Significance
State
Also known as
Bryce Hospital
Reference
77000216
Built
1861
Style
Renaissance Revival architecture
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Alabama Insane Hospital
Audubon Place Historic District▾1985
Address
1515--1707 (odd) University Blvd. & #8--37 Audubon Pl., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Jul 11, 1985
Listed for
Community planning, Landscape architecture, Commerce, Architecture
Significance
Local
Also known as
Audubon Place
Reference
85001517
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Audubon Place Historic District
Bama Theatre-City Hall Building▾1984
Address
600 Greensboro Ave., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Aug 30, 1984
Listed for
Politics and government, Architecture
Significance
Local
Also known as
Bama Theatre and Office Building
Reference
84000746
Built
1937
Style
Streamline Moderne
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Bama Theatre-City Hall Building
Battle-Friedman House▾1972
Address
1010 Greensboro Ave., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Jan 14, 1972
Listed for
Architecture
Significance
National
Also known as
Friedman Civic & Cultural Center
Reference
72000184
Built
1835
Style
Greek Revival architecture
Contributing
2 buildings
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Battle-Friedman House
Caplewood Drive Historic District▾1985
Address
Roughly bounded by Caplewood Dr., and University Blvd., Tuscaloosa
Listed
May 30, 1985
Listed for
Community planning, Architecture
Significance
Local
Also known as
Caplewood Terrace
Reference
85001159
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Carson Place▾1985
Address
610 - 36th Ave., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Mar 7, 1985
Listed for
Architecture
Significance
Local
Also known as
Cox-Mayfield-Sutley House
Reference
85000448
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Carson Place
City National Bank▾1985
Address
2301 University Blvd., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Mar 7, 1985
Listed for
Architecture
Significance
Local
Also known as
First Alabama Bank
Reference
85000449
Style
Neoclassical architecture
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
City National Bank
Collier-Overby House▾1971
Address
SE corner of 9th St. and 21st Ave., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Jul 14, 1971
Listed for
Politics and government, Architecture, Social history
Significance
State
Reference
71000107
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Collier-Overby House
Downtown Tuscaloosa Historic District▾1986
Address
Roughly bounded by Fourth St., Twenty-second Ave., Seventh St., and Greensboro Ave., Tuscaloosa
Listed
May 15, 1986
Listed for
Architecture, Commerce
Significance
Local
Also known as
See Also:Bama Theatre-City Hall Building; City National Bank
Reference
86001084
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Downtown Tuscaloosa Historic District
Downtown Tuscaloosa Historic District (Boundary Increase II)▾1997
Address
2500--2508, 2501--2519, 2516, 2521 7th St. and 2525 S. Lurleen Wallace Blvd., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Jan 23, 1997
Listed for
Commerce, Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
96001029
Contributing
5 buildings
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Downtown Tuscaloosa Historic District (Boundary Increase II)
Downtown Tuscaloosa Historic District (Boundary Increase)▾1989
Address
Roughly bounded by University Blvd., 21st Ave., 6th St. and 22nd Ave., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Jan 26, 1989
Listed for
Architecture, Commerce
Significance
Local
Also known as
See Also:Downtown Tuscaloosa Historic District
Reference
88003242
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Downtown Tuscaloosa Historic District (Boundary Increase)
Druid City Historic District▾1975
Address
Roughly bounded by Queen City Pk., Sixteenth St., Fifteenth St., and Twenty-first Ave., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Feb 24, 1975
Listed for
Architecture, Commerce, Social history
Significance
Local
Reference
75000327
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Directions ↗
Druid City Historic District (Boundary Increase)▾2001
Address
3,4,5,6,7,8,10,11 College Park, 711-721 Queen City Ave., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Oct 29, 2001
Listed for
Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
01001170
Contributing
10 buildings
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Directions ↗
First African Baptist Church▾1988
Address
2621 9th St., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Sep 28, 1988
Listed for
Black heritage, Politics and government, Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
88001580
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
First African Baptist Church
Fitch House▾1987
Address
3404 Sixth St., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Jul 22, 1987
Listed for
Architecture
Significance
Local
Also known as
Holman House
Reference
87001027
Built
1830
Style
Greek Revival architecture
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Fitch House
Foster Auditorium, The University of AlabamaNHL2005
Foster Home/Sylvan Plantation▾1985
Address
Off US 11, Tuscaloosa
Listed
Mar 7, 1985
Listed for
Exploration and settlement, Architecture
Significance
Local
Also known as
Cedar Hill
Reference
85000451
Contributing
1 building, 1 site
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Gorgas-Manly Historic District▾1971
Address
On the University of Alabama campus, Tuscaloosa
Listed
Jul 14, 1971
Listed for
Education, Architecture
Significance
National
Reference
71000108
Style
Greek Revival architecture
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Gorgas-Manly Historic District
Guild-Verner House▾1973
Address
1904 University Ave., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Dec 4, 1973
Listed for
Politics and government
Significance
State
Also known as
Guild House
Reference
73000374
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Guild-Verner House
Jemison School–Drish House▾2015
Address
2300 17th St., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Mar 17, 2015
Listed for
Education
Significance
Local
Also known as
Monroe Place
Reference
14000357
Style
Italianate architecture, Greek Revival architecture
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Jemison School–Drish House
Jemison-Vandegraaff House▾1972
Address
1305 Greensboro Ave., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Apr 19, 1972
Listed for
Architecture
Significance
State
Also known as
Friedman Library
Reference
72000185
Style
Renaissance Revival architecture
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Jemison-Vandegraaff House
Jemison, Robert, Servants' House▾1990
Address
2303 13th St., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Nov 29, 1990
Listed for
Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
90001808
Built
1860
Style
Italianate architecture
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Directions ↗
Jemison, Robert, Servants' House
Kennedy-Foster House▾2018
Address
1842 25th Ave., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Aug 2, 2018
Listed for
Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
100002717
Built
1887
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗Directions ↗
Kennedy-Foster House
Murphy–Collins House▾1993
Address
2601 Paul Bryant Dr., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Jan 28, 1993
Listed for
Black heritage
Significance
Local
Also known as
Murphy, Will, House
Reference
92001824
Built
1923
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Directions ↗
Murphy–Collins House
Old Tuscaloosa County Jail▾1979
Address
2803 6th St., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Nov 28, 1979
Listed for
Architecture
Significance
State
Also known as
V.F.W. Club
Reference
79000404
Built
1856
Style
Georgian architecture
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Directions ↗
Old Tuscaloosa County Jail
Pinehurst Historic District▾1986
Address
215 and 305 Seventeenth Ave., 1--28 Pinehurst Dr., and 6--9 N. Pinehurst Dr., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Jun 5, 1986
Listed for
Community planning, Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
86001229
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Pinehurst Historic District
President's Mansion▾1972
Address
University of Alabama campus, Tuscaloosa
Listed
Jan 14, 1972
Listed for
Military, Architecture
Significance
National
Reference
72000186
Style
Greek Revival architecture
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
President's Mansion
Quayle, Margaret, Lustron House▾2000
Address
27 Parkview Dr., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Feb 24, 2000
Listed for
Architecture, Engineering
Significance
Local
Reference
00000126
Built
1949
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Directions ↗
Quayle, Margaret, Lustron House
Queen City Pool and Pool House▾1992
Address
Jct. of Queen City Ave. and Riverside Dr., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Sep 10, 1992
Listed for
Community planning, Architecture
Significance
Local
Reference
92001088
Built
1941
Style
Art Deco architecture, Moderne architecture
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Wikipedia ↗Directions ↗
Queen City Pool and Pool House
Searcy House▾1984
Address
815 Greensboro Ave., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Sep 14, 1984
Listed for
Architecture
Significance
Local
Also known as
Board of Education
Reference
84000748
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Directions ↗
Searcy House▾1975
Address
2606 8th St., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Apr 21, 1975
Listed for
Health and medicine, Politics and government
Significance
State
Reference
75000328
Built
1830
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Directions ↗
Searcy House
Sheppard Library▾·
Address
3601 Stillman Blvd., Tuscaloosa
Listed for
Education, Black heritage, Social history
Significance
Local
Also known as
Stillman Institute
Reference
100004680
Contributing
6 buildings, 1 site
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗Directions ↗
Tuscaloosa Veterans Administration Hospital Historic District▾2012
Address
3701 Loop Rd., E., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Mar 7, 2012
Listed for
Architecture, Health and medicine, Politics and government
Significance
State
Also known as
Tuscaloosa Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Reference
12000142
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Directions ↗
Tuscaloosa Veterans Administration Hospital Historic District
Wheeler House▾1980
Address
2703 7th St., Tuscaloosa
Listed
Apr 28, 1980
Listed for
Architecture
Significance
Local
Also known as
Wheeler-Chism & Way House
Reference
80000737
Built
1890
Style
Queen Anne style
Contributing
1 building
Links
The nomination form is the original nomination as filed with the National Park Service and is often the best description of the place.Nomination form and photographs ↗National Archives copy ↗Directions ↗
Wheeler House

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