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'''Green Central Station''' | '''Green Central Station''' was a shop and restaurant which sold environmentally-friendly household and garden supplies, refurbished bicycles, used furniture, natural foods and picnicking supplies. The store was opened in [[2009]] at 2717 [[7th Avenue South]] in [[Lakeview]] by real estate agent [[Nancy Tran]]. Tran moved to 2608 [[Highland Avenue]] in [[Highland Park]] in [[2012]], expanding to include restaurant space. The business closed in [[2014]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:21, 16 April 2018
Green Central Station was a shop and restaurant which sold environmentally-friendly household and garden supplies, refurbished bicycles, used furniture, natural foods and picnicking supplies. The store was opened in 2009 at 2717 7th Avenue South in Lakeview by real estate agent Nancy Tran. Tran moved to 2608 Highland Avenue in Highland Park in 2012, expanding to include restaurant space. The business closed in 2014.
References
- Reynolds, Ed (May 14, 2009) "The Queen of Green: A new store caters to the green lifestyle." Black & White
- Guster, Chanda Temple (July 22, 2009) "Enjoy good food, good friends, good times with simple outdoor meals." The Birmingham News
External links
- Green Central Station on Facebook