Join us for our City Focus on Columbiana at the Shelby County Courthouse & Shelby County Historical Society.

Meet our host: 

The Shelby County Historical Society is located in the Old Shelby County Courthouse, built in 1854 in Columbiana, Alabama. This building has been designated a historic landmark by the National Register of Historic Places.

The Museum displays many old Shelby County photographs and artifacts from the Indian era through WWII; including such items as the bell from the Alabama, a well-known railroad engine during its time, Creek Indian artifacts, the 1906 Shelby County Courthouse cornerstone contents removed 24th June 2006, and three chestnut wood cars and several feet of wood track that were found on the 4th May 1974 in the forgotten Confederate Gurnee Coal Mine in West Shelby County.

No cost or RSVP required. Bring plenty of business cards!

City Focus are typically scheduled the first and third Tuesday of each month from 8:30 a.m. until 9:30 a.m. and are informal gatherings designed to network with fellow Chamber members, and listen as city officials or a special guest, gives a brief update of developments in that particular area.