Buzzard Roost, located in Cherokee, Alabama, is a historic stone structure believed to have been built by Native Americans as a defensive lookout or ceremonial site. Its rough-hewn stones and strategic placement offer a glimpse into early human activity in the region.
View all 3 historic places in Cherokee, Alabama
Architecture
2.5 Mi. (4 Km) W Of Cherokee On U.s. 72, Cherokee, Alabama
Architecture
200 Easterwood St., Cherokee, Alabama
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