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* Thompson, Ian (February 17, 2011) "Mary Virginia Brown is a storehouse of Birmingham golf history." | * Thompson, Ian (February 17, 2011) "Mary Virginia Brown is a storehouse of Birmingham golf history." {{BN}} | ||
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[[Category:Canterbury Road]] | [[Category:Canterbury Road]] | ||
[[Category:Mountain Brook Village]] | [[Category:Mountain Brook Village]] | ||
Revision as of 12:56, 6 March 2014
The Book-Keepers was a bookshop opened in 1950 at 2408 Canterbury Road in Mountain Brook Village by Bestor and Virginia Pounds Brown. They sold the store in 1975, and it closed sometime afterward.
References
- Nelson, Linda J. and Marjorie L. White (2009) Mountain Brook Village: Then and Now Birmingham: Birmingham Historical Society ISBN 0943994349
- Thompson, Ian (February 17, 2011) "Mary Virginia Brown is a storehouse of Birmingham golf history." The Birmingham News