When one of Alabama’s most luxurious resorts burned in 1923, this part survived

When one of Alabama’s most luxurious resorts burned in 1923, this part survived

In the early 1900s, everyone in the Southeast, and some beyond, had heard of the Anniston Inn. The sprawling resort drew people from across the country because of its architecture, luxurious settings and state-of-the-art amenities such as electric lights. It was located atop Marvin Hill in downtown Anniston.