Stephens is pictured on the Confederate States $20.00 banknote (3rd, 5th, 6th, and 7th issues).

Stephens County, Georgia, and Stephens County, Texas, bear his name, as does A.H. Stephens State Park, near Crawfordville, containing his home, Liberty Hall.

A collection of Stephens's personal papers has been digitized and is available at the Rubenstein Library, Duke University.

A sculpture of Stephens appears in the National Statuary Hall Collection, representing one of two figures from Georgia history, the other being Crawford W. Long.
There have been calls to replace Stephens' sculpture in the collection with that of another Georgian, such as Martin Luther King, Jr.
According to Bruce Catton, Stephens was "given one of the most haunting nicknames ever worn by an American politician: 'The Little Pale Star from Georgia.'"
Stephens is pictured on the Confederate States $20.00 banknote (3rd, 5th, 6th, and 7th issues).
Stephens County, Georgia, and Stephens County, Texas, bear his name, as does A.H. Stephens State Park, near Crawfordville, containing his home, Liberty Hall.
A collection of Stephens's personal papers has been digitized and is available at the Rubenstein Library, Duke University.
A sculpture of Stephens appears in the National Statuary Hall Collection, representing one of two figures from Georgia history, the other being Crawford W. Long. There have been calls to replace Stephens' sculpture in the collection with that of another Georgian, such as Martin Luther King, Jr.
According to Bruce Catton, Stephens was "given one of the most haunting nicknames ever worn by an American politician: 'The Little Pale Star from Georgia.'"
Alexander H. Stephens