Daphne, Coastal city in Baldwin County, Alabama, United States.
Daphne sits along the eastern shore of Mobile Bay, stretching from sea level across neighborhoods and residential areas. The town rises gradually toward low rolling hills that form the backdrop to the waterfront.
The settlement began in 1763 as 'The Village' under British rule following the Treaty of Paris. It later became an important location during the War of 1812 and subsequent regional conflicts.
The Church of the Assumption, built in 1895, reflects the influence of Italian immigrants who received recognition from the Italian queen Margherita of Savoy.
The area's main employer is the Baldwin County Board of Education, which provides a stable economic foundation. Local retail shops and businesses are easily accessible throughout the town and serve daily needs.
The Mobile Bay jubilee phenomenon occurs near the shore, causing fish and sea creatures to spontaneously wash ashore in unusual numbers. This rare natural event draws attention from locals and visitors who witness its occurrence.
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