Greene-Marston House

The Greene-Marston House, known as Termite Hall, is a historic residence in Mobile, Alabama. Originally built around 1851 as a cottage, it was transformed in 1903 into a grand Late Victorian estate. The nickname dates back to an incident in which a balcony railing weakened by termite damage gave way. The house later served as a literary gathering place and was home to the bookseller Far Corners Book Search. Today, you can explore the building's architectural evolution and rich cultural history; it is still owned by the Marston-Trigg family and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983.