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Revision as of 12:18, 26 June 2022
Wilmot C. Douglas was an architect practicing in Birmingham in the mid 20th century. His offices were located at 226 14th Street North and he was associated with Sam Haney, George Hrbek, and Evan Terry.
Notable buildings
- Homewood Theatre (cinema), Homewood, 1941
- Hanger C, 101st Observation Squadron, Birmingham Airport, 1941
- Joe Money Machinery Co., Birmingham, 1941
- Gantt Machinery Co., Birmingham, 1941
- Holy Infant of Prague Catholic Church, Trussville, 1941
- Chilton County Schools, several projects, 1947
- Hale County High School, Moundville, 1948
- Immaculata High School, Birmingham, 1948
- WJLD-AM station , Bessemer, 1948
- WBRC-FM station, Red Mountain, Birmingham, 1948
- College Theatre, East Lake, 1949
- Calhoun County Schools, several projects, 1949-1950
- First Baptist Church of Pell City, Pell City, 1950
- Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic School, 1950
- Our Lady of Sorrows Convent, 1950
- Wenonah School of Trades, 1950
- Our Lady Queen of the Universe Catholic Church, 1955
- 2040 Highland Avenue (unbuilt), 1957
References
- "Re: Data for Cornerstone" typescript (August 3, 1950), in "Architects & Architecture", Vol. 2 of material compiled by Hill Ferguson for the cornerstone vault in Birmingham City Hall