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The burial site of numerous Confederate soldiers, the Maple Hill Cemetery holds historical significance for residents of Huntsville. One of the oldest and largest in the city, the cemetery is also the burial site of many of America’s notable personalities, such as governors of state, senators, representatives, and military figures. This rich history of the cemetery paved the way for the Maple Hill Cemetery Stroll, an annual tradition wherein residents come dressed in period costumes and celebrate the lives of the departed. Replete with traditional music, performances, special exhibits, and even scavenger hunts, the event draws crowds from far away.
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Founded in 1876, Temple B'nai Sholom is one of the oldest reform congregations for Reformed Judaism in the United States. Located in Huntsville, Ala., the congregation fosters and furthers the ideals of Judaism through the synagogue. Its brotherhood helps men become better Jews through the participation in temple and Jewish community activities. Through North Alabama Community Hebraic School, the temple also provides religious education to Jewish youth in the area. Temple B'nai Sholom also offers a preparation program for young people to become capable Jewish adults.
