409 Alabama St, Coal Hill, AR 72832

National Register of Historic Places announced the acceptance of the Taylor Hill Hotel on October 31, 2008. Now offered to the public this 10 room Hotel dates back prior to 1884. The building is a good example of Folk Victorian architecture. During the boom days of mining in Coal Hill the rail road was across the street from the hotel. Convicts were taken across the street at this time to be fed. Doctors traveling through on the rail road would set up shop to care for the sick as well. Much of the structure is basically is in its original state with the acceptation of a few recent improvements. The current owner has improved the property from its foundation to the downstairs electrical and plumbing keeping its original integrity at heart. The upstairs have been stripped down to the original plank walls, and the down stairs is a blank canvas allowing the new owner to determine the best fit for the structure. The property is truly a one-of-a-kind.