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* [[1729 5th Avenue North]] (opened [[1941]]) | * [[1729 5th Avenue North]] (opened May [[1941]]) | ||
* 66 [[Church Street]], [[Crestline Heights Shopping Center]] in [[Crestline Village]], [[Mountain Brook]] (opened [[1947]], remodeled in [[1955]]) | * 66 [[Church Street]], [[Crestline Heights Shopping Center]] in [[Crestline Village]], [[Mountain Brook]] (opened [[1947]], remodeled in [[1955]]) | ||
* [[Gary Avenue]] at [[49th Street Fairfield|49th Street]] in [[Fairfield]] (opened [[December 19]], [[1950]]) | * [[Gary Avenue]] at [[49th Street Fairfield|49th Street]] in [[Fairfield]] (opened [[December 19]], [[1950]]) |
Revision as of 20:50, 23 July 2017
The A & P chain of grocery stores was owned and operated by the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company. In 1940 the chain had thirteen Birmingham locations:
- 12th Street and 1st Avenue South
- Highland Plaza shopping center, Highland Avenue at 22nd Street South
- 5801 1st Avenue North, Woodlawn
- 25th Street and 1st Avenue North
- 2918 27th Street North, North Bimingham
- Avenue F and 18th Street, Ensley
- 19th Street and 4th Avenue North
- 1024 20th Street South, Five Points South
- 201 2nd Avenue, Pratt City
- Pinson Boulevard, Tarrant
- 1816 2nd Avenue, Bessemer
- 405 19th Street North, Bessemer
- 5229 Valley Road, Fairfield (opened February, 1940)[1]
Additional locations opened later:
- 1729 5th Avenue North (opened May 1941)
- 66 Church Street, Crestline Heights Shopping Center in Crestline Village, Mountain Brook (opened 1947, remodeled in 1955)
- Gary Avenue at 49th Street in Fairfield (opened December 19, 1950)
- 2921 18th Street South in Homewood (1960s)
- 2823 Central Avenue in Homewood
- Vestavia Hills Shopping Center
- Hoover Court Shopping Center