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This 90 foot waterfall is located on Black Creek two miles from downtown Gadsden. The statue is in honor of Noccalulu, an Indian princess who was promised by her father to a brave she didn't love and she jumped to her death. "This is the Legend"

This is probably my favorite site of all scenic Alabama has to offer. I could look and listen to the falls for hours, and I have..

Paradise by Kayla Terry

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Naccaloca Falls. Beautiful place everyone should visit!

Reflections by Joyce Green

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Bridge over the Coosa River in Gadsden, Alabama. My attempt with night shooting

Barber Shop---Gadsden, Al. by Lamar

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Premiere 16 Cinema---Gdsden, Al. by Lamar

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Opened Oct. 29, 2003 backside of Gadsden Mall. I haven't been to this theatre in years but I think they still show current movies.

Panoramic Noccalula Falls - Fall, 2021 by Marcie Braden

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Once called Black Creek Falls, the legend of Noccalula imagines a folk tale steeped in Native American imagery and myth. A statue perched on the precipice reminds us of the legendary leap of Princess Noccalula. www.noccalulafallspark.com/about/

by jwcjr

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Gadsden, Alabama

Storefront Tile---Gadsden, Al. by Lamar

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Kyle Building---1880.

Church Sign---Gadsden, Al. by Lamar

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Noccalula Falls Post Card---Gadsden, Al. by Lamar

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Panoramic Noccalula Falls - Fall, 2021 by Marcie Braden

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Once called Black Creek Falls, the legend of Noccalula imagines a folk tale steeped in Native American imagery and myth. A statue perched on the precipice reminds us of the legendary leap of Princess Noccalula. www.noccalulafallspark.com/about/

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