Paul W. Bryant Museum

Paul W. Bryant Museum

In 1981, legendary Crimson Tide football coach Paul "Bear" Bryant suggested the establishment of a museum to honor the players and coaches who forged the greatest tradition in college football. On October 8, 1988, the Paul W. Bryant Museum opened its doors to the public. Today, the museum displays artifacts and memorabilia that trace the long history of University of Alabama football.

State-of-the-art displays enhanced by videos highlight the great players while a special video production narrated by Keith Jackson chronicles the career of the legendary Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant. The Paul W. Bryant Museum Research Library is available to the public with books, programs, media guides, articles, photographs, audiotapes, and films on a variety of sports. The library is continuously adding books, periodicals and other reference material to aid researchers in their efforts.

The museum hours and other information can be found at the Paul W. Bryant Museum Web site.

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