HR401 Alabama 2014 Session

Summary

Primary Sponsor

Dexter Grimsley

Democrat

Co-Sponsor

Berry Forte

Session

Regular Session 2014

Title

Fort Gaines 200, historical preservation, tourist

Summary

The Alabama House recognizes and commends Fort Gaines 200 for its Fort Gaines Bicentennial efforts and historical preservation plans, and directs a copy of the resolution be displayed.

What This Bill Does

Provides formal recognition and commendation of the Fort Gaines 200 project and its Bicentennial goals. Describes plans to educate, entertain, and preserve early 1800s history, including building a Creek Indian Village replica at Frontier Village. Directs that a copy of this resolution be displayed to show esteem for these efforts.

Who It Affects

• Fort Gaines 200 organizers and supporters, who receive formal recognition and potential momentum for their 2016 celebrations.
• Local residents and tourists in the Franklin, Alabama area and visitors to related Fort Gaines events, who benefit from education and cultural exhibits.

Key Provisions

• Recognizes Fort Gaines 200 as a grassroots project commemorating the 1816 fort.
• Commends its goals to educate, entertain, and enhance appreciation of the early 1800s history.
• Notes plans to develop and maintain a place of distinction for locals and tourists, including a replica Creek Indian Village at Frontier Village.
• Acknowledges cooperation with Clay County (GA) and the City of Fort Gaines, Henry County (AL), to commemorate the Fort Gaines bicentennial in 2016.
• Directs that a copy of the resolution be provided for display in evidence of esteem.

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Subjects

Resolutions, Legislative