Montgomery is the capital city of the 22nd state of the Union, Alabama. More than 200,000 people live in this 'Heart of Dixie' town, which was incorporated in 1819, becoming the state capital just 27 years later. Montgomery received national acclaim for its recent downtown revitalization and new urbanism projects and was one of the first cities in the U.S. to utilize Smart Code Zoning. Click these timestamps to see the iconic sites housed in this great city:
0:10 - Downtown Montgomery, Alabama
0:20 - State of Alabama Capitol Grounds
0:28 - Alabama State Capitol Building
0:40 - Alabama Avenue of Flags
0:48 - New Alabama State House
0:56 - Alabama State Archives
1:10 - Old Alabama State House
1:20 - The Retirement Systems of Alabama
1:28 - Department of Labor
1:32 - Alabama Community College System
1:38 - The RSA Union
1:44 - Folsom Administration Building
1:54 - RSA Trustmark Building
2:00 - Civil Rights Memorial
2:12 - Alabama Education Association Building
2:28 - The Dexter Avenue King Memorial Legacy Center
2:36 - Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church
2:44 - Rev. Dr. Martin, Luther King Jr's Home
2:54 - The Legacy Museum
3:02 - Wynton M. Blount Culture Park
3:10 - Carolyn Blount Theatre (Alabama Shakespeare Festival)
3:32 - Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts
4:02 - National Memorial for Peace and Justice
