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Council approves donating lumber from ‘Gin Building’

Summary by The Anniston Star
On Monday night, the Council declared the historic structure that people call the “Gin Building” as surplus and approved to donate the wooden building to the St. Clair Historical Society for the Looney House restoration project.

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Council approves donating lumber from ‘Gin Building’

On Monday night, the Council declared the historic structure that people call the “Gin Building” as surplus and approved to donate the wooden building to the St. Clair Historical Society for the Looney House restoration project.

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The Anniston Star broke the news in on Saturday, April 11, 2026.
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