Positioned directly over the original foundations that guarded Mobile’s harbor for generations, Historic Fort Conde offers a tangible bridge to the Gulf Coast's frontier past. Dedicated on July 4, 1976, to mark Mobile’s bicentennial, the impressive 4/5-scale structure captures roughly a third of the vast original fort complex. Beyond its sturdy brick walls lies a detailed gateway into the 1700s—where interactive exhibits, preserved artifacts, and historical accounts bring to life the soldiers, settlers, and traders who colonized Mobile after its move from 27-Mile Bluff.
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111 South Royal Street Mobile, Alabama 36602 |
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| Bing Maps: | 30.688814, -88.039986 |
| Google Maps: | 30.688814, -88.039986 |
| Phone | |
| (251) 208-7569 | |
| Hours | |
| Daily | 8:30 am - 4:30 pm |
| Admission | |
| Free | |