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[[Image:Bank Saloon.jpg|right|375px|thumb|The Bank Saloon, before 1887]]<br>
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The '''Bank Saloon''' was located on the northwest corner of [[20th Street North|20th Street]] and [[1st Avenue North]], on the present site of the [[Empire Building]]. It was splendid drinking parlour with floors of Georgia marble, a large copper chandelier, and a 32-foot-long mirror. It closed in the wake of [[Birmingham]]'s first [[prohibition]] in [[1908]].
 
Like other saloons of the era, the Bank Saloon issued tokens to customers which could be exchanged for drinks. These tokens are valued by collectors today.
 
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  title=1928 [[1st Avenue North]] |
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==Reference==
* {{White-1977}}
 
[[Category:Former bars]]
[[Category:1st Avenue North]]

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