Logo magazineUSA.com

Mobile, Alabama: 
Oakleigh Period House Museum

Oakleigh Period House Museum

Under the majestic oaks and the ivy covered grounds sits one of Mobile’s prized treasures, Oakleigh Period House Museum and Historic Complex. Built around 1833 is Oakleigh Period House, a Greek Revival-style home.

The three and half beautifully landscaped acres consist of Oakleigh, the city’ s official antebellum period house museum; the Cox-Deasy House; and the Mardi Gras Cottage Museum. 

Oakleigh is adorned with period furnishings, paintings, silver, and decorative arts. The Cox-Deasy House Museum, is a prime example of a raised Creole cottage, typical of modest middle-class city dwellers along the Gulf Coast. New to the Oakleigh complex is the Mardi Gras Cottage Museum, designed to give visitors a taste of Mardi Gras in Mobile the museum features costumes of past kings/queens and other artifacts from the 19th century to the present. 

 

 

More information

Address / Phone
350 Oakleigh Place
Mobile, AL 36604
Oakleigh is located in downtown Mobile, 2 blocks south of Government Street between Roper and George Streets. 
Ph: 251-432-1281

Hours
Open: Mon-Sat, 10 am - 4 pm
Package tours are available as well as special guided evening tours

 

 

 

     
Richards-DAR-House Museum>>

MOBILE CityGuide
...attractions
...data & facts
...accommodation
...nightlife
...history
...and more...



credit: Courtesy of Mobile Convention & Visitors Corporation/City of Mobile
copyright © 2000 - 2006 magazineUSA.com / magazinUSA.com. All rights reserved.
By accessing and using this website you agree to comply with our  Terms of Use / Disclaimer . Find also important copyright information there.
About us - Contact - Privacy