Henry D. Clayton House

Henry D. Clayton House

This was the birthplace and home of Henry De Lamar Clayton, Jr., a legislator and judge. While serving in the U.S. Congress, he sponsored the Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914. The plantation house was built by his father Henry DeLamar Clayton, a Confederat.

Location

1 mile south of Clayton, off Alabama Bypass 30
Barbour County
Alabama, USA

Getting There

The Henry D. Clayton House is located in Clayton, Alabama. The nearest airport to Clayton is the Montgomery Regional Airport (MGM), which is approximately 85 miles northwest of the city. Here are some ways to get to the Henry D. Clayton House from the city center:

By Foot: The Henry D. Clayton House is located in the center of Clayton, so it is possible to walk to the house from many locations in the city center. The house is located at 116 College Street, which is just a few blocks away from the center of town.

By Car: You can drive to the Henry D. Clayton House from the city center by taking US-82 east. The house is located just off US-82 at 116 College Street.

By Bike: If you have a bike, you can cycle to the Henry D. Clayton House from the city center by following the same route as if you were driving. US-82 has a designated bike lane in some sections, so it is possible to bike to the house.

Once you arrive at the Henry D. Clayton House, you can park your car or bike and take a tour of the historic home to learn about the life and career of Henry D. Clayton, a prominent Alabama lawyer and politician.

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