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The Marietta Johnson Museum, located in Fairhope, Alabama, is dedicated to one of its most remarkable citizens, the revolutionary educator who founded her school here in 1907. The site features books, literature, artifacts, photographs and videotapes that trace the history of Marietta Johnson's School of Organic Education.

Location: 10 S School St, Fairhope Alabama Telephone 334-990-8601 Fax 334-990-7408

Other History nearby:
(Elberta) Baldwin County Heritage Museum
(Theodore) Bellingrath Gardens and Home
(Mobile) Bragg-Mitchell Mansion
(Mobile) Carlen House Museum
(Mobile) Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
(Mobile) Church Street East

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