Geneva County was created by the Alabama legislature on 1868 Dec. 26. The county was named for Geneva, its principal town and county seat. The town of Geneva was named for Geneva, Switzerland, by Walter H. Youge, a native of Switzerland, who served as the town's first postmaster. Geneva County is located in southeastern Alabama and is drained by the Choctawhatchee River. It is bordered by Coffee, Covington, Dale, and Houston counties and the State of Florida. It encmpasses 578 square miles. Other towns and communities include Samson and Hartford.

Here is a picture of Freedom Field in Slocomb. Just west of Slocomb on Hwy 52 is a little mom and pop restaurant that we had breakfast at. If you ever go that way, you must stop there to eat, it was fantastic.

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