I went in to this establishment knowing I was just window-shopping, but what a wonderful way to…read morespend a half hour! The art and the way they are framed are fun, and beautiful, and elegant, and a joy to look at. The GLEE soundtrack playing overhead was a lot of fun, too!

Went not long ago. I have to admit I was very impressed. Especially that it was it odenville. I…read moredidn't expect a full on mustang museum in odenville Al. Awesome experience the guy who works there is very friendly. It is very affordable and the gift shop was awesome. Tons of variety and I got a free mustang poster. All the cars were amazing and the presentation was spot on amazing!

Great variety of cars, not ignoring any period in the Mustang's life cycle. Plus, Bob Powell has a…read morereal passion for these cars, which makes it a special experience.

What an amazing museum! What a great collection of artifacts, especially if you are into guns and…read moreweaponry. My two sons and I had a great time in the museum and what a cool story about Mr. and Mrs. Berman. Highly recommend a visit!

If interested in firearms this place is a great find. We were very impressed with the collection…read moreand displays. There was also an Asian artifact section that had some interesting pieces. We got there late in the day and wanted to do both museums ... so we spent one hour in each. Could have spent 1.5-2 hours and really took time going through and reading the info. Great deal getting the two museum passport - it was only $12 for both.

Wonderful gift shop in Downtown Anniston! Lots of local goods and seasonal decor. We will be back!read more

So, having moved to Piedmont a couple of months ago and without reliable transportation, a trip to…read moreAnniston is a rare thing for me. Moreover, a trip through the speed trap of Jacksonville is a tedious and gas-consuming prospect making such an excursion a $10 round-trip endeavor. Thus, going to Anniston is a thing I don't do much as I am underemployed. Every last dollar is budgeted, every last cent is precious. Driving to Noble Street is rare for me, but I was on a mission today to buy my boyfriend a gift for his birthday--the book he wanted from a shop on Noble that was closed as I pulled up. I had earmarked money for that purchase and a bit left over for another gift for him. So, I stepped into this store--"Old Noble." This decision was a bad one and the cashier's inability to gauge my poverty cost me dearly. I made a purchase I knew my boyfriend would like. The cashier announced that she had overcharged me. I told her it was fine but she stated she had processed my refund and I needed to tap my phone again. I failed to think through, believing that the charge would process back instantly--that is where everything went wrong. I am now out the $10 needed for gas plus almost $30 for making the same purchase twice. I do not have the money for the book I was to buy. I left the store angry because what are they going to do? The charge will process back when it processes back but now what will I do? How will I come up with the extra money needed to get back and when will that be? My partner's birthday Is in two days. I promised him the book and now I do not have it and can not buy it. Why? Because the cashier, instead of pausing and asking me and realizing that OVER HALF OF THE PEOPLE IN THIS COUNTY LIVE BELOW THE POVERTY LINE, made a bourgeoise decision based on her own privilege. She did not ask me, did not speak to me before making the charge back, did not think that maybe I am not her usual clientele and am not made of money, but acted to "save" me money and, in the process cost me more than I can afford and caused tremendous heartache In the process. This store is not for most of us. It is for the country club set of entitled elites. I can not afford this place as the price it charges is now paid in not just dollars but bitter disappointment.

Very nice location with a great selection of antiques. There is an upstairs s cation as well with…read morea few clothing items to look at too.

They are very proud of their furniture... everything was WAY over priced. There was a table and…read morechair set that you could literally order from Amazon and it would be cheaper.

Minimal service, but that's fine b/c you can browse on your own.Fun store to browse; also a small…read moreside-yard outside. Clean and friendly. Nice managers. Will return.

We stopped in at the Apple Barrel to see what it was all about! There were so many good vendors…read moreHowever, we left disappointed after our horrible experience with the staff. we will not be back. They do not even deserve ONE star

This is a great museum! I've been coming here since I was a child and they've done a great job of…read moreimproving it and changing the exhibits for the better. I especially love how much they incorporate local natural features, live caves and all of the incredible natural diversity in the state. They really do a good job of going from local to global natural history. Also, they one of the largest collections of bird specimens, even including some extinct birds. And, we can't forget the Bird of Prey trail behind the museum with resident bird ambassadors! The Educational Interpreters work with the birds and do such a fantastic job presenting. I highly recommend the Creature Feature and Saturday Alive! programs - check out their website at exploreamag.org to see descriptions of all the live animal ambassadors. Lots of fun stuff for the kids both at the museum and all the extra programs offered!

This museum is great everytime.It has a very large collection of animals,birds,reptiles from around…read morethe world.It has 2 Egyptian mummies.Dinosaurs,a living cave,etc.The Berman Museum is next door and has a huge weapon collection.The grounds are a very beautiful park with picnic tables in the shade.Check out my next ,The Working Man Review.

If you need art for your business they are a one-stop-shop for getting that done. They'll figure…read moreout what you need, get it printed, framed, installed, and within your budget!