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At her death, Parke left the house and an endowment to the City of [[Birmingham]] for use as a [[Southside Branch Library]]. A new library building was erected in place of the house in [[1955]]. | At her death, Parke left the house and an endowment to the City of [[Birmingham]] for use as a [[Southside Branch Library]]. A new library building was erected in place of the house in [[1955]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:53, 7 April 2021
The Thomas Parke residence, at 1814 11th Avenue South, was the home of Dr Thomas Duke Parke and his wife, Amy Smith Parke until their deaths, in 1923 and 1945, respectively.
At her death, Parke left the house and an endowment to the City of Birmingham for use as a Southside Branch Library. A new library building was erected in place of the house in 1955.