This tour tells the 315-year-old story of Mobile as a Native American settlement, a French settlement, a British port, a Spanish town, and a thriving and genteel American city. This tour follows the beautiful streets of Alabama’s oldest city, and … Read More
Everybody knows Mobile is the birthplace of Mardi Gras inAmerica, and this party is the best way to watch a parade. Secret History Tours will host the party with clean bathrooms, a view of the starting point of this parade, … Read More
Secret history events is saving the best for last! Mobile‘s Mardi Gras began by torchlight in the 1830s, and we are going to end it that way for 2023! Join us at Iron hand for handmade pizzas before we walk … Read More
The Port City’s Oldest Graveyard This tour tells the stories of our early American citizens, including native French, English, Spanish, and Native Americans who grew Mobile from a Colonial outpost to a thriving port city. Our tour begins at Oyster … Read More
The Port City’s Oldest Graveyard This tour tells the stories of our early American citizens, including native French, English, Spanish, and Native Americans who grew Mobile from a Colonial outpost to a thriving port city. Our tour begins at Oyster … Read More
This tour tells the 315-year-old story of Mobile as a Native American settlement, a French settlement, a British port, a Spanish town, and a thriving and genteel American city. This tour follows the beautiful streets of Alabama’s oldest city, and … Read More
The Port City’s Oldest Graveyard This tour tells the stories of our early American citizens, including native French, English, Spanish, and Native Americans who grew Mobile from a Colonial outpost to a thriving port city. Our tour begins at Oyster … Read More
The Port City’s Oldest Graveyard This tour tells the stories of our early American citizens, including native French, English, Spanish, and Native Americans who grew Mobile from a Colonial outpost to a thriving port city. Our tour begins at Oyster … Read More
The Port City’s Oldest Graveyard This tour tells the stories of our early American citizens, including native French, English, Spanish, and Native Americans who grew Mobile from a Colonial outpost to a thriving port city. Our tour begins at Oyster … Read More
From its founding in 1702, Mobile has been a city focused on water. As a port, its first ships brought soldiers from Quebec and brides from Paris. In the 1830s it exported a staggering amount of cotton, and in 1860 … Read More
This October we are lighting the lanterns to bring back our most disturbing haunted walking tour. Hosted at the historic Malaga Inn, Spirits of the Malaga includes dark history and mysterious tales from Mobile's past. From the shadowy courtyard of … Read More
From its founding in 1702, Mobile has been a city focused on water. As a port, its first ships brought soldiers from Quebec and brides from Paris. In the 1830s it exported a staggering amount of cotton, and in 1860 … Read More
