ABOUT
Garden City has the distinction of being the second city founded by Col. Johann G. Cullmann, the first being the City of Cullman in 1873. In 1876, Cullmann bought land bordering a line of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad about 13 miles south of Cullman and began recruiting settlers on his trips north. Cullmann named the new settlement Garden City for of it lush vegetation and also as a marketing point.
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In 1878, 12 families from the Chicago area settled in the new town. Some of these families had lost everything and sustained injuries in the great Chicago fire in 1871. The town incorporated in 1878.
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Information from the Encyclopedia of Alabama. Read more here.
SERVICES
Water & Sewer
The Town of Garden City has its own water and wastewater infrastructure, which is town-owned and managed.
Maintenance/Streets
More info soon.
Parks & Recreation
We have two parks. One located downtown and the other along the Mulberry Fork of the Warrior River.