Prattville
Central Alabama city
Prattville is a city in central Alabama, seat of Autauga County.
Named for industrialist Daniel Pratt, who established cotton gin manufacturing there in the 1830s, it retains historic mill buildings from that era.
The city sits just north of Montgomery and has grown as a suburb of the state capital.
Residential area nearby
- residentsPeople living somewhere
- suburbOutlying residential district
- localsArea's permanent inhabitants
- townshipCounty's smaller division
downtown · mayor · council · zoning · municipality · civic · infrastructure · ordinance
Fiber-seed separating machine
- antebellumBefore a war's start
- mill townSettlement centered on manufacturing
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
- preservationMaintaining something's condition
landmark · founders · settlers · nineteenth-century · industrial · textile mill · plantation · chronicle
Southernmost American states
- ElmoreA given name
- MontgomeryAlabama's seat of government
- I-65Numbered federal highway
- CreeksidePlace name near stream
neighborhood
Residential area nearby
- residentsPeople living somewhere
- suburbOutlying residential district
- localsArea's permanent inhabitants
township · downtown · mayor · council · zoning · municipality · civic · infrastructure · ordinance · subdivisions
cotton gin
Fiber-seed separating machine
- antebellumBefore a war's start
- mill townSettlement centered on manufacturing
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
preservation · landmark · founders · settlers · nineteenth-century · industrial · textile mill · plantation · chronicle · museum
Deep South
Southernmost American states
- ElmoreA given name
- MontgomeryAlabama's seat of government
- I-65Numbered federal highway
PrattvilleMontgomery
Alabama's seat of government
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