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Tours are from the last Saturday of May thru the 1st weekend on July. All tours will end at the corner of South Mount Pleasant and East Claiborne by the William Harrison Mural of the Mob Scene of "To Kill A Mockingbird".

WHERE ARE THE REST ROOMS?
Inside the Chamber of Commerce Office and the Old Courthouse.
All guides will be self toured unless an appointment is made through the Chamber of Commerce for a guided walking tour.

WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF THE ROUTE?
1.2 Miles

WHAT STRUCTURES WILL WE ACTUALLY GO IN?
The Old Courthouse Museum: All walking tours will start with an overview of early Monroeville with a look at the courthouse square model, which is part of the courthouse exhibit in the downstairs gallery.

WHERE IS THE TOUR ADVERTISED?
Monroeville is one of 30 cities participating in this statewide effort, coordinated by the Alabama Bureau of Tourism & Travel. The Saturday Walking Tours are advertised by the State of Alabama Bureau of Tourism & Travel, in newspapers owned by the Retirement Systems of Alabama.

WHAT IF IT RAINS?
If it is just a gentle rain, we will try to continue the tour. Umbrellas will be available. If it is a hard rain, please cancel the tour.

CLOSEST PLACES FOR LUNCH, AFTER THE TOUR:
In town, the Courthouse Cafe', the Mockingbird Grill, and Mel's. Within two miles of town: Radley's Fountain Grille and various fast food places.

Through the Chamber of Commerce, each tour participant will receive a visitor package, which includes a map, restaurant list, and coupon sheets.

CLOSEST PLACES TO BUY ANTIQUES:
Maycomb Mall, open Saturday's from 11:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m., except for the first Saturday of the month, which is the day of the antique auction in Bermuda (neighboring Conecuh County). Some antiques are also available in town at Magnolia Cottage and Pine Tree Antiques on Alabama Avenue.

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