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'''Alan R. Barasch''' was born at [[St. Vincent’s Hospital]] in [[Birmingham]] in [[1950]]. He attended [[Tarrant Elementary School]], [[McElwain School]], [[Ramsay High]], [[Shades Valley High School]], [[Marion Institute]], and graduated in the first class at [[Mountain Brook High School]] in [[1968]]. | |||
==Other Birmingham Connections== | |||
*My great-great-grandfather, [[Harris Olim]] had a grocery store on the North side from about 1885. He is listed as one of the founders of [[Knesset Israel Congregation]]. | |||
*I worked at the [[Emily Shop]] in [[Five Points South]] for 14 years. | |||
*Father had a store in [[Five Points South]] 1972-83. | |||
*Have known [[LKSeitz]] since he was a child. | |||
*My father was the first advertiser when [[Country Boy Eddie]] went on television around 1955. | |||
==Welcome! I have these story ideas:== | |||
*Synagogues | *Synagogues | ||
** [[Temple Emanu-El]] | ** [[Temple Emanu-El]] |
Revision as of 11:00, 4 May 2007
Alan R. Barasch was born at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Birmingham in 1950. He attended Tarrant Elementary School, McElwain School, Ramsay High, Shades Valley High School, Marion Institute, and graduated in the first class at Mountain Brook High School in 1968.
Other Birmingham Connections
- My great-great-grandfather, Harris Olim had a grocery store on the North side from about 1885. He is listed as one of the founders of Knesset Israel Congregation.
- I worked at the Emily Shop in Five Points South for 14 years.
- Father had a store in Five Points South 1972-83.
- Have known LKSeitz since he was a child.
- My father was the first advertiser when Country Boy Eddie went on television around 1955.
Welcome! I have these story ideas:
- Synagogues
- Cemerteries
- Rabbis
- Neighborhoods
- Suburbs
- more defunct businesses (open > 50 yrs)
- Pizitz
- New Williams
- New Ideal
- Emily Shop
- Parisian's
- drugstore on 2nd & 24th
- Loveman's
- Hanover Jewelers
- Churches
- Banks
- origin of street names
- Historical things
- Cannon ball factory in Cherokee Bend area
- 1963 riots
- People
- Julian Aland
- Chris McNair
- Brother Bryan, Brother Bryan statue (where did his statue go?)
- William Engel
--MacroAlan 08:21, 4 May 2007 (PDT) Alan