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*** No USDA eligible properties were found in Guin ***
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Guin, Alabama in Marion County
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Interested in fun facts and the history of Guin, AL?
Then read on!
- Guin is located in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains in northwestern Alabama.
- The village was incorporated in 1889 and named after a railroad promoter named Guin.
- Guin was once a thriving coal-mining center, but the last mine closed in the 1950s.
- In 1973, Guin was hit by a powerful tornado that destroyed much of the downtown area and killed 23 people.
- The town hosts an annual event called "The Mayberry Comes to Guin" festival, which celebrates the popular TV show, "The Andy Griffith Show".
- Guin was the birthplace of former NFL player and coach Gene Stallings, who coached the University of Alabama to a national championship in 1992.
- Guin is home to a popular outdoor attraction called the "Rock Bridge Canyon Equestrian Park," which features horseback riding, hiking trails, and camping facilities.
- The town's economy is now primarily centered around small businesses and agriculture, with cotton and peanuts being important crops in the area.