An Alabama venue with historyLess than 10 miles to the North, the seeds of the Rocket City and aerospace in general were first planted here. While technically (and proudly) part of the town of New Market, Alabama, (yet on the map as Sulphur Springs), locals refer to this tiny place as "Hump".
Established in the late 1800's and packed with amazing history, it was given this name because it rested between two humps in the road split down the middle by the Flint River. Experience the stories of the Quick Airplane, Terah Maroney, and MoonPie John in this beautiful venue! Check out our stories on WAFF 48's Tennessee Valley Living: www.tvliving.com/2022/08/03/why-1910-gin-is-perfect-spot-your-next-event/ |
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