The Tuscaloosa Cameo Guild Easter Egg Hunt at the Battle-Friedman House Celebrates 13 Years < Back The Tuscaloosa Cameo Guild Easter Egg Hunt 2023 The Tuscaloosa Cameo Guild Easter Egg Hunt at the Battle-Friedman House Celebrates 13 Years TUSCALOOSA, March 07, 2023 – The Tuscaloosa Cameo Guild of Historic Tuscaloosa will host the thirteenth annual Easter Egg Hunt at the historic Battle-Friedman Home, a family-friendly event, Sunday April 2 from 2 – 4 p.m. This event offers a memorable place to celebrate this holiday while staying in a safe environment. The Easter Egg Hunt will have games, a petting zoo, and refreshments at the Battle-Friedman Home in downtown Tuscaloosa. This event is open to the public with ticket admission. Tickets can be purchased at the gate. Our goals with this event are to raise money for the Tuscaloosa Cameo Guild Scholarship Program, raise funds for our gift to one of the Historic Tuscaloosa restoration projects (i.e., Battle-Friedman House), and to provide a fun, safe and historical setting for an Easter egg hunt. WHO: The junior members of the Tuscaloosa Cameo Guild of Historic Tuscaloosa WHAT: Fundraiser - Easter Egg Hunt for children WHEN: Sunday April 2, 2023, 2-4 p.m. WHERE: Battle-Friedman House & Gardens | 1010 Greensboro Avenue Tuscaloosa, AL 35401 For more information about this event, contact Cameo Guild Director Sherry Jones (205) 534-0630 or Historic Tuscaloosa Office (205) 758-2238. Stay tuned for further details as they develop by following the event’s page on Facebook and Website: www.facebook.com/events/599694214865368 www.historictuscaloosa.org/events-1/tuscaloosa-cameo-guilds-easter-egg-hunt-2023 About the Tuscaloosa Cameo Guild Tuscaloosa Cameo Guild (formerly Tuscaloosa Belles) is a service organization of young women sponsored by the Century Club of Historic Tuscaloosa. Cameo Guild members participate in preservation through education, involvement in community service events, and training of its members to provide leadership for the future preservation of the heritage of their community. About Historic Tuscaloosa Historic Tuscaloosa, formally known as the Tuscaloosa County Preservation Society, is a non-profit organization dedicated to developing an awareness and appreciation of the historical and cultural heritage of our local community. The community is encouraged to learn more about Historic Tuscaloosa’s latest events by subscribing to our email list, liking/following the properties / organizations Facebook pages: www.facebook.com/historictuscaloosa, www.facebook.com/battlefriedmanhouse, www.facebook.com/realjemisonmansion. Historic Tuscaloosa hosts a variety of special events. For the most up to date event information or interested in becoming a member or sponsor, please call 205-758-2238 or visit www.historictuscaloosa.org/historictuscaloosaevents ### Previous Next

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Holiday Open House 2025 Historic Tuscaloosa's annual Holiday Open House featured five Historic Tuscaloosa properties, Sunday, December 7. Guests took a stroll through history, celebrating the traditions of the season and enjoyed the ambiance in these beautiful historic structures 🎀🎄

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Ramble Columbus, MS 2022 Saturday August 13, Historic Tuscaloosa rambled on over to Columbus, MS, to view a marvelous lineup of historic homes. Properties included Temple Heights (1837), Riverview Mansion (1847), Whitehall Mansion (1843), and Historic Rosedale (1855).

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In April 2025, history came alive every Saturday as Visit Tuscaloosa teamed up with Historic Tuscaloosa for an exciting new activity: the Historic Tuscaloosa Downtown Walking Tours. This special series was part of the Alabama Tourism Department’s statewide history-focused walking tour program. It was the perfect opportunity to dive deep into the stories that have shaped the area. Historic Tuscaloosa Downtown Walking Tours In April 2025, history came alive every Saturday as Visit Tuscaloosa teamed up with Historic Tuscaloosa for an exciting new activity: the Historic Tuscaloosa Downtown Walking Tours. This special series was part of the Alabama Tourism Department’s statewide history-focused walking tour program. It was the perfect opportunity to dive deep into the stories that have shaped the area. The walking tours took place every Saturday in April at 10:00 a.m. at the historic Jemison-Van de Graaff Mansion . The tour lasted about 90 minutes and offered a fascinating journey through more than 200 years of Tuscaloosa’s history. Each tour was limited to 20 participants. These intimate walks ensured a personal and interactive experience as attendees discovered the city’s most historic landmarks and hidden gems. Leading the tours was Will Hawkins, the Executive Director of Historic Tuscaloosa. With his expertise and passion for the city’s past, Hawkins guided guests through Tuscaloosa’s transformation, from its time as Alabama’s state capital to its vibrant architectural and cultural evolution. He said, “The Downtown walking tour will be an informative, fun, and entertaining experience. We’ll cover as much of Tuscaloosa’s 200-year history as possible and dive into some captivating stories from our shared past. Come learn something new and walk away with a better understanding of Tuscaloosa’s glorious history.” While the tours were free to attend, donations to Historic Tuscaloosa were encouraged to help preserve the city’s historic landmarks. This event served as a great way to give back and support the ongoing preservation of the city’s heritage.