BIRMINGHAM 0w3z y00!!!

[DallasTexan 0]

Look at this history:

Morris Avenue at the extreme south end of Downtown in the "Loft District." It is still paved with the original cobblestones:

Woodward Bldg. and Empire Bldg. on 20th Street:

The elaborate crown of the Empire Bldg.:

John Hand Bldg.:

Another:

Historic buildings on 3rd Avenue North:

Corner of 20th Street and 3rd Avenue North

Cathedral Church of the Advent:

The narrowest building in Birmingham--Pete's Famous Hot Dogs on 2nd Avenue North:

Brown-Marx Tower and John Hand Bldg.:

20th Street at 2nd Avenue North:

More coming soon!

Photos courtesy Randy Sandford

[tocoto 0]

Great shots of some really nice old buildings. What was Birmingham's early souce of wealth?

[DallasTexan 0]

Birmingham was once one of the richest cities in the nation due to the enormous steel and banking industry in the city.

[Raleigh-NC 0]

Awesome tour!!!

[Allan 0]

Great Pics!! Birmingham has some awesome historic buildings .

[turlough 0]

AWESOME PICS DALLS thanks for the tour