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Anderson Place Historic District
(added 1986 - Jefferson County - #86001981)
Also known as See Also:Anderson Place Historic District (Boundary Increase
Roughly bounded by Fourteenth Ave. S, Eighteenth St. S, Sixteen Ave. S, and Fifteenth St. S, Birmingham
(230 acres, 89 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Et al., Whilldin,D.O. |
| Architectural Style: |
Bungalow/Craftsman, Queen Anne, Tudor Revival |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Community Planning And Development |
| Period of Significance: |
1900-1924 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
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Anderson Place Historic District (Boundary Increase)
(added 1991 - Jefferson County - #91000592)
Also known as See Also:Anderson Place Historic District
Roughly, 16th Ave. S. from 15th St. to a line S from 18th St., Birmingham
(140 acres, 35 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Unknown |
| Architectural Style: |
Bungalow/Craftsman, Tudor Revival, Colonial Revival |
| Area of Significance: |
Community Planning And Development, Architecture |
| Period of Significance: |
1900-1924 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
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Arlington Park
(added 1995 - Jefferson County - #95000097)
Also known as Arlington-West End Historic District
800--840 First St. W., 815--909 Second St. W. and 100--269 Munger Ave., Birmingham
(less then 1 acres, 68 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Event, Architecture/Engineering |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Miller, Martin & Lewis, Lehigh Portland Cement Co. |
| Architectural Style: |
Tudor Revival, Mission/Spanish Revival, Bungalow/Craftsman |
| Area of Significance: |
Community Planning And Development, Architecture |
| Period of Significance: |
1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
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Automotive Historic District
(added 1991 - Jefferson County - #91000661)
Roughly bounded by First Ave. N., 24th St. S., Fifth Ave. S. and 20th St. S., Birmingham
(420 acres, 119 buildings, 4 structures) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Unknown |
| Architectural Style: |
Italianate, Modern Movement, Late 19th And Early 20th Century American Movements |
| Area of Significance: |
Transportation, Architecture, Commerce |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Local Gov't , Private |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Transportation |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Business, Road-Related |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Transportation |
| Current Sub-function: |
Business, Road-Related |
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Avondale Park Historic District
(added 1998 - Jefferson County - #98000106)
Roughly bounded by 47th st., 7th Ave., 8th Court, 34th St.,, and AL 4, Birmingham
(2000 acres, 425 buildings, 2 structures) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Burnhum & Greer |
| Architectural Style: |
Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, Tudor Revival |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Entertainment/Recreation |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Local Gov't , Private |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Domestic, Education, Recreation And Culture |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Business, Multiple Dwelling, Outdoor Recreation, School, Single Dwelling, Specialty Store |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Domestic, Education, Recreation And Culture |
| Current Sub-function: |
Business, Multiple Dwelling, Outdoor Recreation, School, Single Dwelling, Specialty Store |
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Belview Heights Historic District
(added 2000 - Jefferson County - #00000713)
Roughly along 41st., 42st., 43rd., 44th, and 45th Sts., and M and Martin Aves., Birmingham
(1500 acres, 355 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Turner, George |
| Architectural Style: |
Tudor Revival, Bungalow/Craftsman |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Community Planning And Development |
| Period of Significance: |
1900-1924, 1925-1949, 1950-1974 |
| Owner: |
Private , Local Gov't |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic, Government, Religion |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Fire Station, Religious Structure, Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic, Government, Religion |
| Current Sub-function: |
Fire Station, Religious Structure, Single Dwelling |
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Birmingham--Southern College
(added 1999 - Jefferson County - #99000466)
Also known as Old Campus
Arkadelphia Rd. bet. 8th Ave. W and I-20/59, Birmingham
(190 acres, 5 buildings, 2 structures) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Miller & Martin, Whildin, D.O. |
| Architectural Style: |
Late 19th And 20th Century Revivals |
| Area of Significance: |
Education, Architecture |
| Period of Significance: |
1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Education |
| Historic Sub-function: |
College |
| Current Function: |
Education |
| Current Sub-function: |
College |
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Cahaba Homestead Village Historic District
(added 2002 - Jefferson County - #02001070)
Also known as Cahaba Project
Roughly along Lake St., Rockbridge Ave., Meadow Ln., Magnolia St., and Magnolia Court., Trussville
(2080 acres, 265 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Event, Architecture/Engineering |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Greer, D.H., Kessler, W.H. |
| Architectural Style: |
Colonial Revival, Classical Revival |
| Area of Significance: |
Community Planning And Development, Politics/Government, Social History, Education |
| Period of Significance: |
1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private , Local Gov't |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Domestic, Education, Recreation And Culture |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Department Store, Outdoor Recreation, School, Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Domestic, Education, Recreation And Culture |
| Current Sub-function: |
Department Store, Outdoor Recreation, School, Single Dwelling |
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Chestnut Hill Historic District
(added 1987 - Jefferson County - #87000940)
Roughly bounded by Highland Ave. and Thirty-first St., Birmingham
(340 acres, 146 buildings, 3 structures) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Et al., Welton,William Leslie |
| Architectural Style: |
Bungalow/Craftsman, Colonial Revival |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Community Planning And Development |
| Period of Significance: |
1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
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Continental Gin Company ***
(added 1980 - Jefferson County - #80000691)
4500 5th Ave., S., Birmingham
(170 acres, 9 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Ferguson,H.K. & Co. |
| Architectural Style: |
No Style Listed |
| Area of Significance: |
Engineering, Agriculture, Architecture, Industry |
| Period of Significance: |
1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Industry/Processing/Extraction |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Manufacturing Facility |
| Current Function: |
Industry/Processing/Extraction |
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Cullom Street--Twelfth Street South Historic District
(added 1986 - Jefferson County - #86001890)
Roughly bounded by Eleventh Ave., Twelfth St. S, Cullom St., and Thirteenth St. S, Birmingham
(110 acres, 49 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Unknown |
| Architectural Style: |
Bungalow/Craftsman, Queen Anne, Colonial Revival |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Community Planning And Development |
| Period of Significance: |
1900-1924 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Multiple Dwelling, Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Multiple Dwelling, Single Dwelling |
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Downtown Bessemer Historic District
(added 1992 - Jefferson County - #92000852)
Also known as See Also:Southern Railway Terminal Station
Roughly bounded by 21st St. N., Carolina Ave., 19th St. N., 5th Ave. N. and the Southern RR tracks, Bessemer
(260 acres, 70 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Unknown |
| Architectural Style: |
Other, Modern Movement, Classical Revival |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Commerce |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Local Gov't , Private |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Government, Transportation |
| Historic Sub-function: |
City Hall, Courthouse, Rail-Related |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Government |
| Current Sub-function: |
City Hall, Courthouse |
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Downtown Bessemer Historic District (Boundary Increase)
(added 2002 - Jefferson County - #02000480)
Roughly along 19th St., 4th Ave., and Carolina Ave., Bessemer
(50 acres, 19 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Event, Architecture/Engineering |
| Architectural Style: |
Early Commercial |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Commerce |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private , Local Gov't |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade |
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Downtown Birmingham Historic District **
(added 1982 - Jefferson County - #82002039)
Also known as See Also:Downtown Birmingham Historic District (Boundary Inc
Roughly bounded by 3rd Ave., 24th St., 1rst Ave., and 20th St., Birmingham
(84 acres, 85 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Weston,William C. |
| Architectural Style: |
Late Victorian, Beaux Arts, Art Deco |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Commerce |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899 |
| Owner: |
Local Gov't , Private |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Department Store, Financial Institution, Specialty Store |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade |
| Current Sub-function: |
Business, Financial Institution, Specialty Store |
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Downtown Birmingham Historic District (Boundary Increase II)
(added 1998 - Jefferson County - #98000105)
Roughly along 23rd St. and 3rd Ave., bounded by 5th Ave., 22nd St., and 2nd Ave., Birmingham
(130 acres, 11 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Event, Architecture/Engineering |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Stevens, H.L., Warren, Knight & Davis |
| Architectural Style: |
Colonial Revival, Chicago, Classical Revival |
| Area of Significance: |
Commerce, Architecture |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Local Gov't , Private |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Domestic, Recreation And Culture |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Business, Hotel, Professional, Specialty Store, Theater |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Business, Hotel, Professional, Specialty Store |
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Downtown Birmingham Historic District (Boundary Increase) **
(added 1985 - Jefferson County - #85000305)
Also known as See Also:Downtown Birmingham Historic District
312--322 21rst St. N and 1923 3rd. Ave., Birmingham
(3 acres, 2 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Walker,William A. |
| Architectural Style: |
No Style Listed |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Commerce |
| Period of Significance: |
1900-1924 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Recreation And Culture |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Business, Theater |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade |
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Downtown Birmingham Retail and Theatre Historic District
(added 1989 - Jefferson County - #89000315)
Also known as See Also:79000386;81000126;85000918;85002718;83002971
Roughly bounded by 3rd Ave. North, 20th St. North, Morris Ave., and 17th St. North, Birmingham
(390 acres, 57 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Event, Architecture/Engineering |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Multiple |
| Architectural Style: |
Early Commercial, Moderne, Chicago |
| Area of Significance: |
Entertainment/Recreation, Commerce, Architecture |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Local Gov't , Private |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Recreation And Culture |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Business, Department Store, Specialty Store, Theater |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Recreation And Culture |
| Current Sub-function: |
Business, Specialty Store, Theater |
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Downtown Birmingham Retail and Theatre Historic District (Boundary Increase)
(added 1998 - Jefferson County - #98000709)
Also known as See Also: Downtown Birmingham Retail and Theatre historic Di
1914, 1917, 1919, 1930 4th Ave.,N., Birmingham
(15 acres, 4 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering |
| Architectural Style: |
Other |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Specialty Store |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Work In Progress |
| Current Sub-function: |
Specialty Store |
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Five Points South Historic District
(added 1983 - Jefferson County - #83002973)
Also known as See Also:86001984;91000593
Roughly bounded by 10th and 15th Aves., 19th and 21st Sts., Birmingham
(330 acres, 54 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architectural Style: |
Mixed (More Than 2 Styles From Different Periods) |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Commerce |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Domestic, Religion |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Business, Religious Structure, Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Domestic, Religion |
| Current Sub-function: |
Business, Religious Structure, Single Dwelling |
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Five Points South Historic District (Boundary Increase II)
(added 1991 - Jefferson County - #91000593)
Also known as See Also:Five Points South Historic District;Five Points Sou
Roughly bounded by 15th Ave. S., 20th St. S., 16th Ave. S. and 18th St., Birmingham
(110 acres, 42 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Unknown |
| Architectural Style: |
Queen Anne, Tudor Revival, Colonial Revival |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Multiple Dwelling, Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Multiple Dwelling, Single Dwelling |
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Five Points South Historic District (Boundary Increase)
(added 1986 - Jefferson County - #86001984)
Also known as See Also:Five Points South Historic District;Five Points Sou
Roughly bounded by Twelfth Ave., Nineteenth St., Thirteenth Ave., and Seventeenth St., Birmingham
(120 acres, 14 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Et al., Walter,T.U. |
| Architectural Style: |
Bungalow/Craftsman, Tudor Revival, Colonial Revival |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924 |
| Owner: |
Local Gov't , Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
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Forest Park **
(added 1980 - Jefferson County - #80000693)
Roughly bounded by Highland Golf Course, 38th St. and Cherry Sts., Clairmont and Linwood Rds., and Overlook Ave., Birmingham
(2300 acres) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Jemsion,Robert |
| Architectural Style: |
Bungalow/Craftsman, Late 19th And 20th Century Revivals |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Community Planning And Development, Landscape Architecture |
| Period of Significance: |
1900-1924 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
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Fourth Avenue Historic District **
(added 1982 - Jefferson County - #82002041)
Also known as See Also:Alabama Penny Savings Bank;80004471
1600--1800 blks of 4th Ave. N and part of the 300 blks of 17th and 18th Sts. N, Birmingham
(42 acres, 17 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Woods,Walter T., Persley,Taylor E. |
| Architectural Style: |
Other, Art Deco |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Commerce, Black |
| Period of Significance: |
1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Recreation And Culture, Social |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Business, Clubhouse, Financial Institution, Professional, Specialty Store, Theater |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade |
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Glen Iris Park Historic District
(added 1984 - Jefferson County - #84000628)
1-20 Glen Iris Park, Birmingham
(350 acres, 14 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Event, Architecture/Engineering |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Multiple |
| Architectural Style: |
Late Victorian, Late 19th And 20th Century Revivals |
| Area of Significance: |
Community Planning And Development, Landscape Architecture, Architecture |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
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Heaviest Corner on Earth **
(added 1985 - Jefferson County - #85001502)
Also known as See Also:Empire Building;First National-John A. Hand Buildin
1st Ave., N and 20th St., N, Birmingham
(less then 1 acres, 1 building) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Weston,Willaim C. |
| Architectural Style: |
Other, Chicago |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Industry |
| Period of Significance: |
1900-1924 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Business |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade |
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Highland Avenue Historic District
(added 1977 - Jefferson County - #77000206)
Also known as See Also:Enslen House
2000 block thru 3200 block 11th Court S., Birmingham
(1140 acres, 11 buildings, 1 structure) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Person |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Reamer,Dan |
| Architectural Style: |
Bungalow/Craftsman, Mid 19th Century Revival |
| Historic Person: |
Enslen,Eugene |
| Significant Year: |
1910 |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Commerce |
| Period of Significance: |
1900-1924 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Multiple Dwelling, Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Multiple Dwelling, Single Dwelling |
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Hollywood Historic District
(added 2002 - Jefferson County - #02000482)
Roughly bounded by Al 31, AL 280 and Lakeshore Dr., Homewood
(8150 acres, 412 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
multiple |
| Architectural Style: |
Tudor Revival, Mission/Spanish Revival |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Community Planning And Development |
| Period of Significance: |
1925-1949, 1950-1974 |
| Owner: |
Local Gov't , Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic, Education, Funerary, Government, Social |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Cemetery, City Hall, Meeting Hall, School, Secondary Structure, Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic, Education, Funerary, Social |
| Current Sub-function: |
Cemetery, Meeting Hall, School, Secondary Structure, Single Dwelling |
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Howard College Estates Historic District
(added 1999 - Jefferson County - #99000467)
Roughly along 77th Way, 77th Place, Vanderbilt St., 8th Court, 8th, Rugby, and Belmont Aves., Birmingham
(380 acres, 59 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Turner, George |
| Architectural Style: |
Mission/Spanish Revival, Tudor Revival |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture |
| Period of Significance: |
1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
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Lakewood Historic District
(added 2000 - Jefferson County - #00000710)
Roughly bounded by Lee Ave., 82nd St., Spring St., and 80th St., Birmingham
(400 acres, 53 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Turner, George |
| Architectural Style: |
Mission/Spanish Revival, Tudor Revival |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture |
| Period of Significance: |
1900-1924, 1925-1949, 1950-1974 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
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Leeds Downtown Historic District
(added 1995 - Jefferson County - #94001546)
Also known as See Also:Southern Railroad Depot
Roughly bounded by Ninth St. NE., Thornton and Railroad Aves. and Parkway Dr. SE., Leeds
(100 acres, 22 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Event |
| Area of Significance: |
Commerce, Transportation |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Local Gov't , Private |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Government, Transportation |
| Historic Sub-function: |
City Hall, Rail-Related, Specialty Store |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Domestic, Government |
| Current Sub-function: |
City Hall, Single Dwelling, Specialty Store |
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Miles Memorial College Historic District
(added 1994 - Jefferson County - #93001031)
Also known as Miles College Historic District
5501 Myron Massey Blvd., Fairfield
(360 acres, 4 buildings, 1 structure) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Event |
| Area of Significance: |
Black, Education |
| Period of Significance: |
1900-1924, 1925-1949, 1950-1974 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Education |
| Historic Sub-function: |
School |
| Current Function: |
Education |
| Current Sub-function: |
School |
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Morris Avenue Historic District **
(added 1973 - Jefferson County - #73000349)
2000--2400 blocks of Morris Ave., Birmingham
(120 acres, 38 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Unknown |
| Architectural Style: |
Other, Classical Revival |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Commerce |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899 |
| Owner: |
Local Gov't , Private |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Business, Warehouse |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade |
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Morris Avenue-First Avenue North Historic District
(added 1986 - Jefferson County - #86000009)
2000--2400 blks. of Morris Ave. and 2100--2500 blks. of First Ave. N., Birmingham
(90 acres, 63 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Miller & Martin, Weston,William C. |
| Architectural Style: |
Italianate, Beaux Arts, Art Deco |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Commerce |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Business, Restaurant, Warehouse |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade |
| Current Sub-function: |
Business, Restaurant, Warehouse |
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Phelan Park Historic District
(added 1989 - Jefferson County - #88003241)
Also known as Phelan Park
Roughly bounded by 13th Ave. S., 14th St. S., 16th Ave. S., and 13th Pl. S., Birmingham
(350 acres, 122 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Multiple |
| Architectural Style: |
Other, Bungalow/Craftsman |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Community Planning And Development |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Multiple Dwelling, Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Multiple Dwelling, Single Dwelling |
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Pratt City Carline Historic District **
(added 1989 - Jefferson County - #89000118)
Also known as Carline District
Ave. U from Ave. A to Carline and Carline from Ave. W to 6th St., Birmingham
(800 acres, 61 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Unknown |
| Architectural Style: |
Late 19th And Early 20th Century American Movements, Late 19th And 20th Century Revivals |
| Area of Significance: |
Engineering, Transportation, Architecture, Community Planning And Development, Commerce, European, Black |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Domestic, Transportation |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Business, Rail-Related, Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Business, Single Dwelling |
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Red Mountain Suburbs Historic District
(added 1985 - Jefferson County - #85002719)
Also known as Redmont Park;Altamont;Milner Heights;Valley View
Roughly bounded by Crest and Argyle and Altamont, Country Club, Salisbury, and Lanark Rds., Birmingham (also in Mountain Brook)
(3330 acres, 392 buildings, 3 structures) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Person, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Multiple |
| Architectural Style: |
Other, Renaissance, Late 19th And 20th Century Revivals |
| Historic Person: |
Jemison,Robert,Jr.,et al. |
| Significant Year: |
1925, 1914, 1911 |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Community Planning And Development, Landscape Architecture, Commerce, Industry |
| Period of Significance: |
1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
State , Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
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Redmont Garden Apartments
(added 1993 - Jefferson County - #93000761)
2829 Thornhill Rd., Mountain Brook
(80 acres, 4 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
B.L. Jackson Co., Snow, Raymond C. |
| Architectural Style: |
Colonial Revival |
| Area of Significance: |
Community Planning And Development |
| Period of Significance: |
1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Multiple Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Multiple Dwelling |
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Rhodes Park **
(added 1982 - Jefferson County - #82002043)
Also known as See Also:Enslen House;Highland Avenue Historic District
Roughly bounded by S. 10th, S. 13th and Highland Aves. S. 28th and S. 30th Sts., Birmingham
(880 acres, 157 buildings, 1 structure) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Multiple |
| Architectural Style: |
Bungalow/Craftsman, Late Victorian, Late 19th And 20th Century Revivals |
| Area of Significance: |
Social History, Community Planning And Development, Architecture |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Multiple Dwelling, Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Multiple Dwelling, Single Dwelling |
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Roebuck Springs Historic District
(added 1999 - Jefferson County - #99000149)
Roughly off of Blountsville Cty Rd., Birmingham
(1350 acres, 84 buildings, 4 structures) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
East Lake Land Company |
| Architectural Style: |
Tudor Revival, Colonial Revival |
| Area of Significance: |
Landscape Architecture, Community Planning And Development, Architecture |
| Period of Significance: |
1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic, Funerary, Landscape, Religion |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Cemetery, Multiple Dwelling, Religious Structure, Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic, Funerary, Landscape, Religion |
| Current Sub-function: |
Cemetery, Multiple Dwelling, Religious Structure, Single Dwelling |
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Sloss Blast Furnace Site ***
(added 1972 - Jefferson County - #72000162)
Also known as Sloss Blast Furnaces
1st Ave. at 32nd St., Birmingham
(165 acres, 4 buildings, 1 structure) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Event, Architecture/Engineering |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Et al., Sloss,James W. |
| Architectural Style: |
No Style Listed |
| Area of Significance: |
Engineering, Industry |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Local Gov't |
| Historic Function: |
Industry/Processing/Extraction |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Manufacturing Facility |
| Current Function: |
Vacant/Not In Use |
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Smith, Joseph Riley, Historic District
(added 1985 - Jefferson County - #85002898)
Also known as College Hills
300--400 blks. of Tenth Ave., 100--400 blks. of Ninth Ct., 944 Fourth St. W, and 948 Third St. W, Birmingham
(350 acres, 47 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Joy,S. Scott, Martin,Hugh |
| Architectural Style: |
Bungalow/Craftsman, Late Victorian, Late 19th And 20th Century Revivals |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture |
| Period of Significance: |
1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
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Smithfield Historic District
(added 1985 - Jefferson County - #85002899)
Also known as Smithfield
Roughly bounded by Eighth Ave. N, Sixth St. N, Fourth Terr. N, and First St. N, Birmingham
(900 acres, 194 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Rayfield,W.A., Windham,T.C. |
| Architectural Style: |
Other, Bungalow/Craftsman, Gothic |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Black |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Local Gov't , Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
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Smithfield Historic District (Boundary Increase)
(added 1998 - Jefferson County - #98001022)
Roughly along 4th Court and Center St., Birmingham
(300 acres, 147 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Rayfield, WIlliam |
| Architectural Style: |
Bungalow/Craftsman, Other |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Black |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Domestic |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Multiple Dwelling, Single Dwelling, Specialty Store |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Domestic, Religion, Vacant/Not In Use |
| Current Sub-function: |
Multiple Dwelling, Religious Structure, Single Dwelling, Specialty Store |
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South East Lake Historic District
(added 1997 - Jefferson County - #97000652)
Roughly Bounded by 78th, and 8th Sts., and Division, First, Second, and Fifth Aves., Birmingham
(1800 acres, 343 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Turner, George |
| Architectural Style: |
Mission/Spanish Revival, Bungalow/Craftsman, Queen Anne |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Domestic, Religion |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Business, Department Store, Multiple Dwelling, Religious Structure, Secondary Structure, Single Dwelling, Specialty Store |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Domestic, Religion |
| Current Sub-function: |
Business, Department Store, Multiple Dwelling, Religious Structure, Secondary Structure, Single Dwelling, Specialty Store |
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Thomas By--Product Coke Works Historic District
(added 1995 - Jefferson County - #95001060)
Also known as Republic Steel Corporation's Thomas Works
Roughly bounded by RR Tracks and the sand and gravel quarry, Birmingham
(350 acres, 16 buildings, 12 structures) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Area of Significance: |
Industry, Engineering |
| Period of Significance: |
1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Industry/Processing/Extraction |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Manufacturing Facility |
| Current Function: |
Vacant/Not In Use |
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Thomas Historic District **
(added 1989 - Jefferson County - #89000119)
Roughly area between 1st and 8th Sts., N of Village Creek and W of St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad tracks, Birmingham
(1000 acres, 174 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Keiser,Bernard |
| Architectural Style: |
Other, Bungalow/Craftsman, Late Victorian |
| Area of Significance: |
Community Planning And Development, Industry |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Private |
| Historic Function: |
Domestic, Industry/Processing/Extraction |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Manufacturing Facility, Single Dwelling |
| Current Function: |
Domestic |
| Current Sub-function: |
Single Dwelling |
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Woodlawn Comercial Historic District
(added 1991 - Jefferson County - #90002179)
Also known as See Also:Woodlawn City Hall
Area around jct. of 1st Ave. N. and 55th Pl., Birmingham
(60 acres, 12 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Architecture/Engineering, Event |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Unknown |
| Architectural Style: |
Other, Gothic Revival, Beaux Arts |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Community Planning And Development |
| Period of Significance: |
1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
Local Gov't , Private |
| Historic Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Government, Religion |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Church School, City Hall, Professional, Religious Structure, Specialty Store |
| Current Function: |
Commerce/Trade, Religion |
| Current Sub-function: |
Church School, Religious Structure, Specialty Store |
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