Freedom Riders National Monument
No admission feeA national monument in Anniston commemorating the 1961 Freedom Riders and the bus attack that helped end segregated interstate travel.

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A museum at Janney Furnace Park covering Confederate and Native American history, open Thursday through Monday.
Janney Furnace, AL
The museum sits within Janney Furnace Park, just past the Memorial Wall, and is open to the general public on Thursdays through Mondays from 10:00 to 4:00, closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Group tours can be arranged through the museum director, Tom Norton, who is listed with a phone number on the site.
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