History lovers can step back in time through Jasper’s historic homes and museums, where preserved architecture and local exhibits bring the community’s past to life.
Throughout town, colorful murals turn everyday corners into photo-worthy backdrops, celebrating local pride and the spirit and charm of a small town. It’s an easy way to see Jasper—one vibrant stop at a time.
Enjoy a self-guided stroll along the Mule Trail, a route that nods to the people and paths that helped shape the area’s heritage.
For an art-filled walk with a fresh, modern feel, follow the Sculpture Trail, where imaginative pieces invite you to pause, look closer, and see the landscape in a new way.
The Walker County Arts Alliance Art Gallery, is a community gallery space that features rotating exhibits by local and regional artists and supports arts programming in Walker County.
The Bankhead House and Heritage Center was built in 1925 as the family home of Alabama politician William B. Bankhead. Today, it serves as a museum and event center highlighting the history and heritage of Walker County.
The White House on Fifth is a historic home being repurposed as a cultural center for the community and visitors to enjoy. This 5,000-square-foot property will be a companion to the Bankhead House and Heritage Center serving as a museum and art gallery. Gifted by Terri Drummond Lyon and managed by the Walker Area Community Foundation