3 tout Adverb. (a) very, quite; ~ neuf brand new; ~ prÃªt ready-made; ~ yeux/oreilles all eyes/ears; ~ sucre ~ miel all sweetness and light; ~ au plus/moins at the very most/least; ~ d'abord first of all; ~ de mÃªme all the same; ~ Ã  fait quite, rather, to all intents and purposes; ~ Ã  fait! absolutely! 4 tout Noun, masculine.
It was also established after the Civil War, so slavery was not part of its heritage. Founded in 1872 and incorporated as a city in 1879, Anniston was a company town, built by the Woodstock Iron Company. In fact, the town was not opened for general settlement until 1883. Anniston was the first city in Alabama to be lighted with electricity in 1882 and enjoyed the convenience of telephones as early as 1884. The military had an important role in the growth of Anniston.
Direct Route: Located near Interstates 59 and 20, about two miles north of downtown Anniston, at the intersection of U.S. 431 and state highway 21. Highlights: The museum features an Albertosaurus (A close relative of the Tyrannosaurus but smaller, with more backward-pointing teeth, and a lower, longer-nosed skull.)