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Brock House Bed & Breakfast in New
Brockton was built in 1906 by Huey
E. Brock for his son Albert Brock. Mister
Huey E. Brock built the first residence
in New Brockton, AL, in 1871 in a heavily
wooded area. He also built the first
store in New Brockton to serve the settlers
in nearby communities. In the next nine
years, there were fourteen stores built
by other settlers. Guests can learn
more about the history of the area and
visit the only monument in the world
glorifying a pest, the Boll Weevil.
Also nearby is the U.S. Army Aviation
Museum at Fort Rucker. There are numerous
golf courses, antique shops, restaurants,
and theatres in the general area of
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