Rose Hill Tourist Camp

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The Rose Hill Tourist Camp was a tourist court which operated on U. S. Highway 78 east of Irondale from the 1940s to the 1960s. It consisted of a grouping of framed cottages with small porches out front. The restaurant was used for dances on the weekends and was supplied by an on-site chicken house.

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Reference

Bryant, Walter (April 24, 2007) "Motel memories." Birmingham News

External links

Diagram of the layout of the Rose Hill Tourist Camp for the Jefferson County Board of Equalization, part of the Birmingham Public Library Digital Collections.
1946 photograph of the Rose Hill Tourist Camp for the Jefferson County Board of Equalization, part of the Birmingham Public Library Digital Collections.

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