Ave Maria Grotto

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Ave Maria Grotto is a four-acre park in Cullman, Alabama, featuring hundreds of miniature stone and concrete reproductions of famous religious structures created by Benedictine monk Brother Joseph Zoettl.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf park
roadside attraction
tourist attraction
affiliation Benedictines
surface form: Benedictine Order
alsoKnownAs Jerusalem in Miniature
area 4 acres
city Cullman
country United States of America
surface form: United States
county Cullman County, Alabama
surface form: Cullman County
creator Brother Joseph Zoettl
feature miniature buildings
miniature reproductions of religious structures
religious shrines
hasApproximateNumberOfMiniatures over 100
over 125
hasAttractionType grotto
miniature park
hasBuildingStyle eclectic
hasReligiousFocus Marian devotion
hasSignificance example of vernacular religious art
regional tourist landmark in Alabama
locatedOn grounds of St. Bernard Abbey
location Cullman
surface form: Cullman, Alabama
materialUsed concrete
stone
notableWorkOf Brother Joseph Zoettl
openedToPublicAs tourist attraction
operatedBy St. Bernard Abbey
region Northern Alabama
surface form: North Alabama
religiousTradition Roman Catholicism
state Alabama
theme Christian religious architecture
tourismCategory folk art environment
religious tourism site

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Alabama containsHistoricSite Ave Maria Grotto
Cullman County, Alabama hasAttraction Ave Maria Grotto