Guntersville Museum & Cultural Center  
1215 Rayburn Avenue
Guntersville, AL 35976
256-571-7597
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A living repository housed in a former National Guard Armory built in 1936, for Company E, 167th Infantry Division, the Museum offers visitors a chance to explore everything from Native American artifacts to interesting local personalities." Exhibits touch on such subjects as the TVA, building of the 69,000-acre Lake Guntersville, hunting and fishing, C. E. Monroe, one of the nation�s foremost wildlife and magazine cover artists of the 1950's and 60's; John Gunter, the city�s namesake; his great-grandson, Will Rogers; and native birds.

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Just going by the on-line descriptions, the museum sounds well worth the time to visit and learn about this gem of local history.

Ed Merrell at at 10:11AM, 2012/01/16.

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