Rosedale (disambiguation): Difference between revisions
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** [[Rosedale Drive]], a multi-lane street connecting Homewood's 18th Avenue South with Highways 31 & 280 | ** [[Rosedale Drive]], a multi-lane street connecting Homewood's 18th Avenue South with Highways 31 & 280 | ||
** [[Rosedale Flats]], a proposed set of condominiums in the neighborhood | ** [[Rosedale Flats]], a proposed set of condominiums in the neighborhood | ||
** [[Spring Park|Rosedale Park]], the former name for Spring Park, the neighborhood's public park | |||
** [[Rosedale School]], a school for black children prior to desegregation | ** [[Rosedale School]], a school for black children prior to desegregation | ||
** [[28th Street South|Rosedale Street]], a former name for part of 28th Street South in Homewood | ** [[28th Street South|Rosedale Street]], a former name for part of 28th Street South in Homewood | ||
Revision as of 10:09, 18 October 2017
Rosedale can refer to any of the following:
- Rosedale, a historically African American neighborhood in Homewood
- Rosedale Community Development Corporation, a group dedicated to preserving and revitalizing the neighborhood
- Rosedale Drive, a multi-lane street connecting Homewood's 18th Avenue South with Highways 31 & 280
- Rosedale Flats, a proposed set of condominiums in the neighborhood
- Rosedale Park, the former name for Spring Park, the neighborhood's public park
- Rosedale School, a school for black children prior to desegregation
- Rosedale Street, a former name for part of 28th Street South in Homewood
- Rosedale Senior Apartment Homes, a set of homes for low-income seniors in the neighborhood
- Rosedale (Tuscaloosa), a neighborhood in Tuscaloosa
- Rosedale Court, a public housing complex in Tuscaloosa
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