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(Created page with "'''Magnolia Point''' is a neighborhood commercial center located on the 2200 block of Magnolia Avenue, between 22nd and 23rd Street South in Birmingham's Southside neighborhood, east of Magnolia Park. The area was developed by the Magnolia Land Company. The name was familiar by at least 1914, when the Robinson-Lee Drug Co. indicated it as their business location in advertisements. From 194...") |
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** 917: [[Max Fies garage]] (built 1925), former location of residence (1911), [[Birmingham Bumper Service]] | ** 917: [[Max Fies garage]] (built 1925), former location of residence (1911), [[Birmingham Bumper Service]] | ||
** 931: [[2200 Magnolia Avenue]] | ** 931: [[2200 Magnolia Avenue]] | ||
* [[Magnolia Avenue]] | * [[Magnolia Avenue]] | ||
** north side ([[Block 745]]) | ** north side ([[Block 745]]) | ||
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**** 2235: former location of [[Dixie Upholstery]] (1970) | **** 2235: former location of [[Dixie Upholstery]] (1970) | ||
**** 2237: former location of [[The Dutchman]] bar (1970), [[Cave 9]] venue (2002–2009) | **** 2237: former location of [[The Dutchman]] bar (1970), [[Cave 9]] venue (2002–2009) | ||
* [[23rd Street South]] | |||
** west side ([[Block 745]]): | |||
*** 914–916: [[Magnolia Point]] commercial building (built 1930s) | |||
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*** 959: shotgun house | |||
*** 961: shotgun house | |||
Revision as of 09:51, 21 May 2024
Magnolia Point is a neighborhood commercial center located on the 2200 block of Magnolia Avenue, between 22nd and 23rd Street South in Birmingham's Southside neighborhood, east of Magnolia Park.
The area was developed by the Magnolia Land Company.
The name was familiar by at least 1914, when the Robinson-Lee Drug Co. indicated it as their business location in advertisements.
From 1941 to 2021 the intersection was near the southwest corner of the Southtown Court public housing project.
Notable addresses
- 22nd Street South
- west side (Block 757)
- Brother Bryan Park, formerly Magnolia Park), former location of residences
- east side (Block 745)
- 917: Max Fies garage (built 1925), former location of residence (1911), Birmingham Bumper Service
- 931: 2200 Magnolia Avenue
- west side (Block 757)
- Magnolia Avenue
- north side (Block 745)
- 2200: 2200 Magnolia Avenue, former location of Birmingham Fire Station No. 3, livery stable (1911), Hill Food Stores main bakery (1923), Family Laundry Service (1934), Ideal Heating & Refrigerating Co. (1941), Morris & Eckels cleaning compound manufacturers (1960-1970), The Corner Stone head shop/coffee shop (1960s), Saunders Truck Leasing printing department (1970)
- 2216–2228: parking lot
- 2218: former location of Mary Lee's Beauty Salon (1970)
- 2220: former location of Robert Boutwell accountant (1970)
- 2222: former location of Picker X-Ray Corp. (1970)
- 2230–2238: Magnolia Point commercial building (built 1930s)
- Sultana Wehby linens and lace
- south side (Block 750)
- 2201 (1001 22nd Street South): Brownell Building, Walter Schoel Engineering Company, former location of Linde Air Products Co. (1941), Brownell Travel (1964-1970)
- 2211: 2211 Magnolia Avenue, former location of Salvation Army (1970)
- 2229: former location of Magnolia Shoe Shop shoe repairs (1970)
- 2231-2237: Magnolia Point Building (built 1917), Art Material Distributors, former location of W. B. Emond & Son grocers (1917-1925)
- 2235: former location of Dixie Upholstery (1970)
- 2237: former location of The Dutchman bar (1970), Cave 9 venue (2002–2009)
- north side (Block 745)
- 23rd Street South
- west side (Block 745):
- 914–916: Magnolia Point commercial building (built 1930s)
- east side:
- 959: shotgun house
- 961: shotgun house
- west side (Block 745):