Memorial Center on Grandview Road.  A community project dedicated as a living memorial to the boys who lost their lives in the service of their country during World War II and to Mary Sue Berry Cobb for her faithful community service.

Robinson Springs United Methodist Church on Main Street.  One of the oldest churches in the area, the sanctuary was completed in 1845.  The hand-hewn pews, wooden cross behind the altar, ornately carved altar rail, and slave gallery are maintained in their original condition.

Historical Homes.  When driving around the Millbrook area you are bound to see some of the area’s most beautiful plantation style homes. Some of the best known historical homes include the following.  Millbrook’s history began around 1818 when Bolling Hall, a friend of William Wyatt Bibb, built Ellerslie, the first permanent home in the area. This one and a half story house with large verandas was the first to have glass windowpanes in the Alabama territory.  Thornfield, the area’s second permanent home, was built by Archibald McKeithen.  Today, this home is hidden by trees with no part visible from the road except the stone columns that mark the entrance where a sign bears its name.  The Elms, built in 1836 by Absalom Jackson, is the largest remaining home of that era still standing today.  The home is two- story with Egyptian and Greek architectural influences.  The Elms operated as a cotton plantation for 100 years and covered 16,000 acres.  Across the street from The Elms is the Jackson-Marvel house.  This house dates back to 1890 and has been fully restored.  These homes are not open to the public.

Confederate War Memorial.  This impressive but somber monument, located on the corner of Main Street and Monument Drive, is a reminder of Millbrook’s southern heritage.

William Wyatt Bibb Cemetery.  Mr. Bibb became Alabama’s first governor in 1819.  At 39, he was thrown from a horse in his plantation and four months later died from the fall.  He is buried in the family cemetery at Coosada.

In the Coosada Town Hall there is an impressive display of Indian artifacts and arrowheads found in the area.  Locating next to the Alabama River, the Indians of “Coosawda” lived peaceably in the area for many years.

City Facilities
Recretional opportunites in addition to the City facilities include: the Grandview Family YMCA and Conference Center, a 65 acre funfest offering hiking, picnicking, canoeing, horseback riding, swinning and a health gynmassiu.  Throughout the area visitors and resident alike will find a variety of fun activities: fishing, putt-putt golf, driving ranges, boating and hunting.  THE PINES, an 18 hole well landscaped golf course and Capitol Hill Golf Course, part of the nationally acclaimed Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail are also in West Elmore County.  Home office of ALABAMA WILDLIFE FEDERATION is located in Millbrook.  The Alabama Nature Center at AWF offers miles of hicking trails, educational events for students and rental of an large outdoor pavilion.  More infomation about these facilities can be obtained by a direct link to their website under the 'chamber member' section of this website.

FOR INFORMATION ON YOUR CHILD REGISTERING FOR SPORTS ACTIVITIES, CONTACT
SCOTT DAVIS - DIRECTOR OF MILLBROOK CITY PARKS AND RECREATION 290-2047

Memorial Park Complex is home to the Millbrook-Coosada Memorial Center and memorial area, MillbrookCivic Center, and the Millbrook Men's Club Pavilion-the home of succulent camp stew and barbeque each Fourth of July and Labor Day. Kids' Kingdom, a children's wonderland that was built by volunteers, Millbrook's City Library, and the Elmore County Probate Judge Satellite Office are also located in this area adjacent to the Village Green Park.  The complex is located on Park Circle off Grandview Road.  

The Millbrook Softball Complex, located on Park Circle adjacent to Memorial Park, offers four softball fields a a new two-sstory press box and concession stand.  

Village Green Park is at the intersection of Main Street and Grandview Road.  This tree-shaded park serves as a gethering place for concerts, weddings, raft fairs, barbeques, and much more.  The park features a gazebo, covered stage and quarter-mile walking trail alongf Mill Creek that is enjoyed by many residents throughout the year.

Mill Creek Sports Complex is located at the end of Shirley Lane.  The complex offers six baseball fields for use by Dixie Youth Baseball and a paved walking trail encircles the park.  A pavilion is available for social gatherings.

Municipal Park, a five-acre park in the 3800 block of Grandview Road, and has a lighted athletic field and tennis courts.

 Robinson Springs Park is the birthplace of Robinson Springs, an area of Millbrook. [see historical section for more information about Robinson Spring] This is a passive park that features an attractive water fountain and retention area to capture fresh spring water that comes fro, an aquifer that is a source of the 'springs'. The park has a gazebo, picnic tables, and sitting areas for your enjoyment.  It is located on Monument Drive between Main Steet and Alabama Highway 14. 

Legacy Park, the city's newest park, is located on Deatsville Highway north of Alabama Highway 14 and provides a lighted football field, covered paavilion, walking/bicycle trail [no motorized vehicles are allowed] and a modular building is available for social events or meetings.

Millbrook Recycling Program
The City of Millbrook Recycle Center is located on Grandview Road between Fire Station #1 and Municipal Park.  The center is accessible twenty-four hours a day and is self-service unloading.  Most recycable items, except glass, are accepted.  The City does not charge for this service, nor do thay pay for disposed items.  Help Keep Alabama Green

For information on rental of these facilities, call 334] 285-6428

The Pines of Millbrook is a municipal golf course located at 307Deatsville Highway, north of Alabam aHighway 14.  It is an 18-hole par 72 course that meanders through tree lined fairways and rollings hills, and provides enjoyable golf for both the expert and novice golfer.  Call 334]285.7529 foir tee times.