whats there to do in ANNISTON, ALABAMA?

Answer 1

"Anniston long has served as a cultural center for northeastern Alabama. The Alabama Shakespeare Festival was founded in the city in 1972 before moving to Montgomery in 1985. The Knox Concert Series regularly brings world-renowned musical and dance productions to the area. The city also is home to the Anniston Museum of Natural History and the Berman Museum of World History. The Alabama Symphony Orchestra since 2004 has performed a summer series of outdoor concerts, Music at McClellan, in Anniston at the former Ft. McClellan. Organizers have said they hope to make the concerts the center of an arts community at the closed army base.

The city has many examples of Victorian-style homes, some of which have been restored or preserved. Many others have been destroyed or are in dilapidated conditions. Several of the city’s churches are architecturally significant or historic, including the Church of St. Michael and All Angels, Grace Episcopal Church, and Parker Memorial Baptist Church. Temple Beth EL, dedicated in 1893, has the oldest building in the state continuously and currently being used for Jewish worship.

Home of the self-proclaimed "World's Largest Chair," a 33-foot structure built by a local office-supply company.

If none of that appeals to you, then maybe you can sit on main street and watch the Rednecks cringe as the Yankees move in and ruin the place.
Cheers!!:)

Answer 2

Run around with a gas mask on and scare the hell out of the locals (Anniston Army Depot has a Chemical Demiliterization Plant).

Answer 3

Take a road trip over to Birmingham. There was not much to do off post when I was stationed at Fort McClellan. But, that was 15 years ago, so things may have improved.