Bluff Hall
Situated on historic White Bluff
overlooking the Tombigbee River,
Bluff Hall was built in 1832 by
slaves of Allen Glover for his
daughter, Sarah Serena, and her
husband, Francis Strother Lyon.
Lawyer and planter, F. S. Lyon, served in both the
Confederate and the United States congresses.
Frequent war-time visitors in his house
were General Leonidas Polk and
General Zachary Deas.
Bluff Hall is now owned by
the Marengo County Historical Society
Marker is on North Commissioners Avenue north of West Lyon Street, on the left when traveling north.
Courtesy hmdb.org
