5 Things You Must Do in Anniston

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Named as Annie’s town, this city started as an iron and steel city but is now a major army depot. The city is also famous as a health resort and has many old Victorian style houses.

1. Visit the Anniston Museum of Natural History: established in 1930, this nationally accredited museum houses exhibits from wild Africa to Ancient Egypt. There is also a room dedicated to the history of Alabama and one to birds of America. There is also a nature trial and a gift shop.

2. See old artifacts in Berman Museum of World history: See 8000 artifacts collected from all over the world in this museum. The artifacts include Oil paintings, modern and ancient weapons, photos, clothing and hands on displays.

3. See the Mountain Longleaf National wildlife Refuge: Located in the former military training grounds in Fort McClellan, the refuge is the last place for the remaining old growth stands and the best remaining pine forest in the southeast. Hunting, observing birds and study of natural beauty are some of the things that can make your stay in this land worthy.

4. See the Temple Beth El: See this oldest and still used place of worship for the Jewish community in Anniston. Dedicated in 1893, this place of worship was built through tireless hard work of the women of the Jewish community in Anniston.

5. Shop in Noble Street: After being in neglect for long, Noble Street has emerged as the premier place for shopping and dinning in Anniston.