May 1844 - Episcopalians in Uniontown and Marengo County united to form Union Parish. The parish was admitted to the Diocese of Alabama on May 2, 1845. After the donation of this site in 1847, ladies of the congregation diligently worked to raise . . . — — Map (db m70065) HM
First Colored Missionary Baptist Church was established in Uniontown in 1867. The church founder, John Dozier was a former slave and a native of Virginia. He came to Alabama in search of his wife and son who had been sold to a plantation owner. . . . — — Map (db m296984) HM
Site of the road-house, Green Gables, built in 1928, which became the social center of the Black Belt. It was known for its lively but restrained atmosphere provided by a dance floor, juke box, and excellent T-bone steaks. Mr. Walter Kemp was the . . . — — Map (db m70064) HM
The Phillip Henry Pitts family established the New Hope/Pitts Cemetery at their Rurrill Hill Plantation, located southeast of Uniontown, as a burial ground for their slaves. The first graves were on Pitts property adjacent to the Pitts family . . . — — Map (db m297007) HM
