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'''The Store on Highland''' was a convenience store located at 2608 [[Highland Avenue]] in the [[Highland Park neighborhood]] of [[Birmingham]]. | '''The Store on Highland''' was a convenience store located at 2608 [[Highland Avenue]] in the [[Highland Park neighborhood]] of [[Birmingham]]. It and a second commercial building on the property were developed by [[William Poe]] and owned for decades by his daughter, [[Peggy Boisky]]. She sold the property to [[Richard Cruse]] in [[2015]]. | ||
The store was | The store was operated by Azerbaijani brothers [[David Gorji|David]] and [[Jimmy Gorji]] from [[1998]] until they were evicted in February [[2016]]. Alongside typical snacks and sundries, the store stocked a wide selection of imported cigarettes and beers. The Gorji's also owned the adjacent laundromat and sometime restaurant and ran a small remodeling business. | ||
Alongside typical snacks and sundries, the store stocked a wide selection of imported cigarettes and beers. The Gorji's also owned the adjacent laundromat and sometime restaurant and ran a small remodeling business. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* Crowe, Christina (July 27, 2006) "Pack of Smokes and a Smile." ''Black & White'' | * Crowe, Christina (July 27, 2006) "Pack of Smokes and a Smile." ''Black & White'' | ||
[[Category:Former shops]] | [[Category:Former shops]] | ||
Revision as of 16:59, 11 October 2017
The Store on Highland was a convenience store located at 2608 Highland Avenue in the Highland Park neighborhood of Birmingham. It and a second commercial building on the property were developed by William Poe and owned for decades by his daughter, Peggy Boisky. She sold the property to Richard Cruse in 2015.
The store was operated by Azerbaijani brothers David and Jimmy Gorji from 1998 until they were evicted in February 2016. Alongside typical snacks and sundries, the store stocked a wide selection of imported cigarettes and beers. The Gorji's also owned the adjacent laundromat and sometime restaurant and ran a small remodeling business.
References
- Crowe, Christina (July 27, 2006) "Pack of Smokes and a Smile." Black & White