Magnolia Manor 1853

06/27/2026

Proud to host Kelsey Hart at the Manor, appreciate him spending time with Alabama Veteran

06/27/2026

Going to be a great day at The Manor with Alabama Veteran

06/26/2026

Thanks to Chula’s Bakery for the delicious biscuits and gravy to fuel our volunteers this morning

She still has some left if you have time to stop by

06/24/2026

We are preparing to partner with Alabama Veteran to celebrate our veterans at Columbiana’s Liberty Day

Please tell all your veteran friends and family to join us 11-2 for free lunch and fellowship

06/18/2026

The clock is ticking... Salute at the Manor is less than 3 weeks away.

Join us June 27th from 11AM–2PM at Magnolia Manor in Columbiana, AL for a morning of food, fellowship, and gratitude honoring veterans and their families.

Lunch is on us. Your presence is all we ask.

📍 201 Highway 47, Columbiana, AL

We've got your six.

04/13/2026

Honored to stand alongside Alabama Veteran in celebrating our nation’s heroes by hosting a complimentary lunch for veteran families at Columbiana’s Liberty Day Festival.

02/17/2026

Magnolia Manor is Available for the week of Columbiana Cowboy Day. Walking distance to most events.

https://www.facebook.com/columbianacowboyday

Columbiana Cowboy Day is held each February. There is live music, line dancing, a chili cook off, a

02/09/2026

The story of Magnolia Manor continues to be gently woven into the larger story of our town.

As the Shelby County Arts Council outgrew its humble storefront beginnings and began construction of the beautiful building it now calls home, Mayor Handley asked that an American flag be flown from the crane throughout the entirety of the project. Upon completion, the flag that stood watch over this moment of growth and creativity in Shelby County was carried onward to Magnolia Manor. Today, it is proudly displayed in the Carriage House, thoughtfully illuminated as a lasting symbol of heritage, progress, and community.

Learn more about the Shelby County Arts Council here: https://shelbycountyartscouncil.com/who-we-are/

02/02/2026

Built in 1853, this gracious home was the lifelong anchor of Mildred White Wallace, born within its doors in 1890. Mildred herself lovingly called the home Magnolia Manor, a name proudly preserved in her honor. A gifted and respected composer, she left a lasting musical legacy—one still felt today through her composition of the Shelby County High School Alma Mater.

01/31/2026

Our first time staying the night in Magnolia Manor and we took the short stroll down mainstreet to have a drink at Cattywampus