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One hundred feet tall and sixteen feet in diameter, the Dothan Dixie Standpipe embodies the significance of pure and plentiful water in the city's early growth and development as the hub of the Wiregrass region. Through the careful stewardship of the city, it has provided citizens with a continuous supply of water that began flowing on April 5, 1897. It was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on December 13, 2016.
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Dothan, Alabama · United States
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Cowarts Baptist Church / Cowarts School
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The Hanging of Bill Sketoe
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Omussee Creek Mound and Mississippian Period Societies
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Omussee Creek Mound and the Ancestors of the Creeks
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Coheelee Creek Covered Bridge
Transportation
Coheelee Creek Covered Bridge / Fannie Askew Williams Park
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