Nestled in Randolf County, Alabama you will find Roanoke, Alabama. With a population of 6,600 , the city offers a hometown feel. Roanoke is home to many notable citizens including Stan O’Neal, Ella Gaunt Smith and NASA Astronaut, Joe F. Edwards. Roanoke, Alabama is rich in history.
In the early 1930′s the town of Roanoke was knows as High Pine. During the creek uprising of 1936, the whole town was burn to the ground. After the burning the town was known as Chulafinne until becoming Roanoke on December 13, 1990. James Furlough was the first white man to live in the newly named Roanoke. Roanoke is famous for it’s many religious events.
If you are looking for thing to do in Roanoke, you are in luck. A visit to the Randolph County Historical Museum in Roanoke is sure to please the young and old alike. The Roanoke Doll Factory is another must see destination. If your looking for outdoor events, visit the Chambers County War Memorial. This area is a 183 acre lake with swimming, picnicking and hiking. If your looking to move or just visit Roanoke many opportunities await you. Roanoke offers a small town feel with all the amenities.