200 Alabama Bicentennial

Alabama 200 is an unprecedented experience and opportunity to explore Alabama. This is an opportunity to celebrate each of the 67 counties we have spread from Shoals to the coast. Between 2017 and 2019, ALABAMA 200 will involve residents and visitors in the educational program, community activities, and the statewide program for education, enlightenment and entertainment.

View the event 200 th anniversary ceremony GO Travel Exhibit Making Alabama's event schedule travels to all 67 counties. walk

The Alabama driver can choose the license plate design to commemorate the state's 200th anniversary. Senator Arthur Orr, Chairman of the Adi Palma Bicentennial Committee, said: "This license plate shows that our people are proud of the achievements of our ancestors who have established our country status.

Establishment of Alabama celebrates the 200th anniversary of the establishment of Alabama. Alabama became the 22nd state of the Commonwealth on 14th December 1819. The stamp art is a picture taken at the Chiaha State Park at sunset. Alabama photographer Joe Miller took a picture from the park's Pulpit Rock Trail. In the prospect of Pulpit Rock, most of the area overlooking the lower valley is part of the Talladega state-owned forest surrounding the state park. The artistic director is William J. Gicker. Greg Breeding designed a seal of Miller's existing photos

Alabama 200 is an unprecedented experience and opportunity to explore Alabama. This is an opportunity to celebrate each of the 67 counties we have spread from Shoals to the coast. Between 2017 and 2019, ALABAMA 200 will involve residents and visitors in the educational program, community activities, and the statewide program for education, enlightenment and entertainment. The Alabama driver can choose the license plate design to commemorate the state's 200th anniversary. Senator Arthur Orr, Chairman of the Adi Palma Bicentennial Committee, said:

Farm-City held three competitions, poster, essay and multimedia, and in commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the state, the theme of 2018 was "Alabama Agriculture 200 Years". There are two types of poster competition, from kindergarten to 3rd grade and 2nd grade to 4th grade to 6th grade, one from seventh grade to ninth grade and the other from 10th grade to 12th grade. The multimedia competition is open to all students in Alabama state from grade 9 to 12.