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'''9324 Parkway East''' (the "round bank" building) is a landmark circular building on [[Parkway East]] in [[Roebuck]]. | '''9324 Parkway East''' (the "round bank" building) is a landmark circular building on [[Parkway East]] in [[Roebuck]]. | ||
The land was purchased from [[Huffman Presbyterian Church]] by [[Birmingham | The land was purchased from [[Huffman Presbyterian Church]] by [[Birmingham Federal Savings & Loan]] in [[1970]]. The 2,761 square-foot building was similar to Birmingham Federal's modern [[Vestavia Hills]] office, but with more traditional styling. | ||
From [[1993]] until [[2009]], the building served as a branch of [[First Commercial Bank]]. | From [[1993]] until [[2009]], the building served as a branch of [[First Commercial Bank]]. | ||
Revision as of 21:58, 18 July 2010
9324 Parkway East (the "round bank" building) is a landmark circular building on Parkway East in Roebuck.
The land was purchased from Huffman Presbyterian Church by Birmingham Federal Savings & Loan in 1970. The 2,761 square-foot building was similar to Birmingham Federal's modern Vestavia Hills office, but with more traditional styling.
From 1993 until 2009, the building served as a branch of First Commercial Bank.
References
- Tomberlin, Michael (July 13, 2010) "Tenant sought for Roebuck's round bank building." Birmingham News