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'''Robert Jemison Jr residence''' can refer to any of the following: | |||
* Residences of [[Robert Jemison Jr (Tuscaloosa)]] (born 1802; died 1871) | |||
** [[Cherokee Place]], built 1820s by [[William Henry Jemison]] in [[Northport]] | |||
** [[Jemison-Van de Graaff Mansion]], built 1862 at 1305 Greensboro Avenue in [[Tuscaloosa]] | |||
* Residences of [[Robert Jemison Jr]] (born 1878; died 1974) | |||
** [[Robert Jemison Jr residence (Glen Iris)]], built 1903, rebuilt 1908 at 10 [[Glen Iris Park]] | |||
** [[Robert Jemison Jr residence (Altamont Road)]], built 1922 at 4301 [[Altamont Road]] | |||
** [[William Reed residence]], built 1816 in [[Huffman]], bought by Jemison in 1925 and redeveloped as [[Spring Lake Farms]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:24, 25 February 2020
Robert Jemison Jr residence can refer to any of the following:
- Residences of Robert Jemison Jr (Tuscaloosa) (born 1802; died 1871)
- Cherokee Place, built 1820s by William Henry Jemison in Northport
- Jemison-Van de Graaff Mansion, built 1862 at 1305 Greensboro Avenue in Tuscaloosa
- Residences of Robert Jemison Jr (born 1878; died 1974)
- Robert Jemison Jr residence (Glen Iris), built 1903, rebuilt 1908 at 10 Glen Iris Park
- Robert Jemison Jr residence (Altamont Road), built 1922 at 4301 Altamont Road
- William Reed residence, built 1816 in Huffman, bought by Jemison in 1925 and redeveloped as Spring Lake Farms
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