Goodall-Brown Lofts: Difference between revisions

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The Goodall-Brown Lofts are located at 2200 1st Avenue North in the building which formerly housed salesmen Robert Goodall's and Murray Brown's wholesale dry good store. The Goodall-Brown building was designed by architects John Miller and Hugh Martin of Miller, Martin & Lewis Architects, and was built in 1905 on the original site of the Caldwell Hotel, which burned in 1894.

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Satterfield, Carolyn Green (1976) "Historic Sites of Jefferson County, Alabama" Jefferson County Historical Commission

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-Named for salesmen [[Robert Goodall]]'s and [[Murray Brown]]'s wholesale dry good store. The '''Goodall-Brown''' building was designed by architects [[John Miller]] and [[Hugh Martin (architect)|Hugh Martin]], and was built in [[1905]] on the original site of the [[Caldwell Hotel]], which burned in [[1894]]. It is located at 2200 [[1st Avenue North]]
+The '''Goodall-Brown Lofts''' are located at 2200 [[1st Avenue North]] in the building which formerly housed salesmen [[Robert Goodall]]'s and [[Murray Brown]]'s [[Goodall-Brown Wholesale|wholesale dry good store]]. The Goodall-Brown building was designed by architects [[John Miller]] and [[Hugh Martin (architect)|Hugh Martin]] of [[Miller, Martin & Lewis Architects]], and was built in [[1905]] on the original site of the [[Caldwell Hotel]], which burned in [[1894]].
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 ==References==
 * Satterfield, Carolyn Green (1976) "Historic Sites of Jefferson County, Alabama" Jefferson County Historical Commission
+[[Category:Miller & Martin buildings]]
+[[Category:1905 buildings]]
+[[Category;1st Avenue North]]