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Specialties
Last community with year-round mail by boat.
Each room has individual character while all sharing that same cozy feel, tastefully decorated, spacious and offer big comfy beds that swallow you in luxurious quilts, soft high thread count linens and pillows. Rooms are equipped with fans and white noise machines offering a deeper sleep than you have had in years.
Then awaken to a gourmet flair that you’d expect from a world class B&B, not in its formality, but in its presentation and quality. Great care is given while preparing from scratch a three course breakfast that will have you extending your stay just to experience another meal. From the fruit plate to the main course and then dessert, it is a breakfast fit for a king.
If you are seeking relaxation, cleanliness, and magnificent breakfasts you have found your destination at the Magnolia Springs Alabama Bed and Breakfast.
History
Established in 1997.
Magnolia Springs, at the headwaters of the Magnolia River, is located in the southwest quadrant of Baldwin County, Alabama. From the earliest times, the small community has been accessible by small craft and steam packets. Originally, the Magnolia River was known as River de Lin, or River del Salto.
In 1800, the Spanish granted the tract of land, including what would become Magnolia Springs to Joseph Collins. Collins operated several turpentine stills in the area, and a small settlement surrounded them. During this time, a plantation home was built at the head of the Magnolia River.
When Union soldiers, now 20,000 strong, moved from Navy Cove to Spanish Fort in 1865, they passed near the mills. To prevent its capture, the owners burned the stills. The plantation home was spared. Six years after the war, in 1881, Mrs. Lizzie Breed purchased the land for 50 cents an acre. She and her son opened an Inn in the home named the Breed Hotel. In 1894, a large parcel of land along and back fro
Meet the Business Owner
David W.
Business Owner
David Worthington and Eric Bigelow grew up in Northern Alabama and have spent most of their lives serving the public. They first worked together in 1981 at a local restaurant. They quickly realized that they worked extremely well together. Working «in-sync» they would accomplish what would normally require a team of 4 – 5. It was obvious from the beginning that they were great co-workers, paid great attention to detail and shared a passion for taking care of others.
David’s Aunt Shirley traveled abroad in Europe and returned with stories of unique small inns where she had stayed. Even as a child, this sparked David’s interest. Since a young age he has loved old homes and southern architecture. In 1978 David started his career in the restaurant industry and worked in that field until 1990.
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