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Sturdivant Hall is considered one of the finest Greek Revival neoclassical antebellum mansions in the Southeast; designed by General Robert E. Lee’s cousin, Sturdivant Hall showcases many period furnishings, including antebellum utensils, dolls and toys and a formal garden. The home has a history of hauntings, especially by a Civil War era man, John Parkman and his two daughters. Centrally located in Selma, the home is one of many historic buildings that can be visited in the area.