A cemetery built in 1907 that Rufus "Tee-Tot" Payne was buried in an unmarked grave. Hank William's…read morecited Payne as his mentor. Cemeteries are important to remember those that have fallen. People who made a difference in this world. Within the property of a cemetery, lies untold stories, lives celebrated, lives mourned.

I have been here several times to visit the grave of Hank Williams. A monument to a man who helped…read moredefine what country music was. Also close to the grave of Hank Williams are the graves of members of the Royal Air Force who died in Montgomery during World War II while there for training. The view there is stunning, showcasing Alabama's natural beauty. If you find yourself in Montgomery, come pay your respects to a man in his short years upon this planet left a legacy, a man who serenaded the demons within his soul and ours, as well.

Its a nice graveyard, the older part is my fav, There are so many interesting Statues and…read moregravestones there, (Great for photography!) The first time I when't there The sun was starting to set and it was super cold and windy, (By the way go earlier than I did, you apparently arent aloud to be in there at night) If you're going their during the winter I would definitely Bring a jacket or a scarf, its up on a hill and all the times ive been there its been rather windy. When me and my dad were checking out the unmarked graves from the civil war, my dad was up ahead taking pictures of them and I was standing there rather far away from him watching the sun set, and out of no where something poked me in the back, I slowly turned around and saw nothing there, it actually didn't scare me, I just calmly turned back around, I didn't mention it to my dad until we when't back to Millbrook. One thing I didn't enjoy was going to the more recent part.. It was absolutely infested with Kudzu bugs that attacked me and bit me, There were thousands upon thousands of them, It was during the spring/summer so maybe its a better idea to go to the more recent part in the winter too, have fun!

The guys at JJ's are great, They worked with my family on a rather large bond. They are definitely…read moreby the book but also have hearts of gold. They even called to check on me when I had covid. That touched my heart. I truly love these guys. Happy New Year to all of the guys at JJ's and may God continue to bless you all in abundance.

If you want great service by friendly staff and quality dry cleaning; you are in the right place…read more I have been coming here for the past four years and have never been disappointed.

These sweet ladies helped me get my daughters cheer jacket cleaned that had been washed with red…read moreclothing. I would trust them with all of my dry cleaning!!

As a customer for over 20 years, I highly recommend Alabama HydraTech. They are your…read more"one-stop-shop" for anything regarding cylinder- and hydraulic-related issues. They are professional and knowledgeable, transparent and clear on pricing, and will have you up and running in no time!

I was discouraged and disgusted that I couldn't find anyone who offered a bond to an out-of-state…read morevisitor, low and behold, up on the roof and down the chimney came our crusader from Affordable Ball Bonds Ms. Beverly, she is all that and bag of chips with the dip. We fell in love with her professionalism, and willingness to help bond out my loved one. Thank you, ABB and thank you Beverly.

The People at C & C Welders were helpful and honest about the work that needed to be done. The job…read morewas completed quickly and cost was fair. I will return again!

The camp ground was very quiet and clean. The owners, Gigi and Don were very friendly and helpful…read more We called at the last minute and they accommodated us. If we are ever back in the area, we will stay again. We were on a motorcycle with a popup camper, so always call and check, when the website is a little gray on what kind of campers are allowed. I almost just skipped right over calling and checking this gem out!

We've had mixed luck at this campground. I'm under the impression that you're going to have the…read morebest luck if you're passing through vs. staying for a few weeks or longer. The first season we stayed, it went pretty well but this was also while it was cold outdoors, rainy and we were running on our own propane supply. This summer, however, we ultimately decided to uproot and find another park. Now, I will say Gigi and Don are nice enough people and they do try to keep their park up. We don't have any complaints about the grounds itself. Or the patrons. However, it stands to reason that the upper part of park is going to require more power usage from patrons because it has no shade at all. Our RV is metal, not wood. Before it had even reached the 80s, we were already getting complaints about the amount of power we were using to keep our RV cool (with the AC set in the 80s). Even though we were paying every penny of the "extra" electricity. I eventually had the electrical system checked out, as they had suggested, and found that, as you'd expect, putting a metal RV in the baking Alabama sun is going to result in a hot metal RV. By the 2nd month, we were over it and decided to move parks. We're now in Wetumpka, right on the lake, rent is under $500 a month and we're not paying for electricity separately. Additionally, this campground and the groundskeep aren't causing us undue anxiety simply because we're trying to survive the summer. So, this is where we're going to be staying from now on when we're in the area. I suggest others consider looking just outside of Prattville for a better deal and more consideration.