Red Level, AL

Red Level is a small town located in Baldwin County, Alabama. The population was 1,824 at the 2010 census. Red Level is known for its historic downtown district and its many antebellum homes. The town's economy is based largely on the agricultural industry and tourism.

The first settlers arrived in Red Level in 1819. The town was founded by Colonel James A. Baldwin, who named it after his home county of Red Level, Kentucky. The town's early economy was based largely on agriculture and timber production. By the early 20th century, however, the local economy had diversified to include coal mining and manufacturing.

Today, Red Level is a quiet small town with a rich history. The downtown district features many antebellum homes that are now used as bed and breakfasts or as private residences. There are also several restaurants and shops located in the downtown area. Tourism is an important part of the local economy, with visitors coming to see the many historic homes and enjoy the scenic countryside surrounding Red Level