Oak Place

Oak Place is a building featuring Greek Revival architecture in Huntsville, Alabama. The structure displays design elements typical of the era when the town first developed.

The building was constructed during Huntsville's early growth period and reflects the building traditions of that era. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places due to its contribution to the community's heritage.

The building represents a period of development in Huntsville's history, providing insights into the architectural and social patterns of its era.

The building can be viewed from public areas where visitors can observe its architectural features from outside. Detailed research materials about its historical documentation are available for those interested in learning more.

The structure maintains its original architectural features and stands as a tangible connection to Huntsville's past, contributing to local historical research.

Location: Huntsville

Architects: George Gilliam Steele

Architectural style: Greek Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 34.74440,-86.56440

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:24