The Brooks fifth-grade class traveled by school bus to Montevallo to visit the American Village; parents had to drive.
American Village is Located at 3727 Highway S 119, Montevallo, AL 35115.
At lunch, the adults and children sat under the pines at picnic tables.
After lunch, we sat in on a debate, where we listened to people discuss the Revolutionary War, Paul Revere's ride, George Washington at Valley Forge, Benjamin Franklin, Patrick Henry, the signing of the Constitution, and Betsy Ross, who made the American Flag.
At the American Village, we have the Liberty Bell, a Colonial Courthouse, Constitution Green, a replica of Washington Hall (Mount Vernon), a chapel modeled after Bruton Parish Chapel, tombstone markers, the twelve Amendments to the Constitution, and a replica of the Oval Office.
The Pettus Randall Miniature Museum featured a collection of dioramas, including those of presidents and their first ladies.
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| Having a picnic |
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| The White House, Washington Hall, the Assembly Room, and Mt Vernon Room |
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| The Pillory |
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| Speaker |
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| Courthouse |
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| Assembly room |
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| Assembly room |
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| Mt Vernon Room |
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| Meeting House |
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| Encampment |
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| Encampment |
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| Colonial Chapel, patterned after Bruton Parish Chapel that is located in the restored area of Colonial Williamsburg, VA. |
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| Bell Garden is centered on an exact reproduction of the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia. |
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| Pettus Randall Miniature Museum of American History is a separate building that houses a collection of 72 handcrafted miniatures of American presidents and first ladies and 35 uniquely detailed dioramas of critical moments (over 400 years) in our nation's history. |
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| President House |
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| Randall Museum |
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| National Veterans Shrine |
Montevallo
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