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I think it should read “Historic Village Point Preserve”
Thanks, corrected now.
Alright Rodney Lawson must read must visit
Jackson was know to sit in a lot of different trees, which one is this?
The tree would say: “we should had dropped more limbs on those two legged termites”.
Jessica Erwin Masirovits, Alabama post
Awesome!!
Daphne Bates town in Alabama has same name as you
That’s kool
Kim Abernathy
Lived 1/2 mile from there once! Miss it!!!
You mean Tubman’s Oak don’t you?
Jim Landis
Robert Champion
I have been there,it is a beautiful park.
Wow
Listen to the wind blow and know your history and you’ll know the stories
Wasn’t there a Jackson’s Oak near Horseshoe Bend Military Park in Tallapoosa County as well?