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The '''Five Points Carriage Service''' is a horse and carriage business founded in [[1990]] by [[Ray McKinney]] and located on [[Heather Lane]] in [[Hoover]]. It is equipped with three streetworthy vis-à-vis carriages and staffed by several draft horses. The business handles about 75-80 weddings each year, as well as birthday parties, funerals and seasonal events and parades around [[Birmingham]] and neighboring states. | The '''Five Points Carriage Service''' is a horse and carriage business founded in [[1990]] by [[Ray McKinney]] and located on [[Heather Lane]] in [[Hoover]]. It is equipped with three streetworthy vis-à-vis carriages and staffed by several draft horses. The business handles about 75-80 weddings each year, as well as birthday parties, funerals and seasonal events and parades around [[Birmingham]] and neighboring states. | ||
McKinney built a special caisson to carry [[Fred Shuttlesworth]]'s casket to [[Oak | McKinney built a special caisson to carry [[Fred Shuttlesworth]]'s casket to [[Oak Hill Cemetery]] in [[2011]]. | ||
==References== | ==References== |
Revision as of 11:04, 2 December 2011
The Five Points Carriage Service is a horse and carriage business founded in 1990 by Ray McKinney and located on Heather Lane in Hoover. It is equipped with three streetworthy vis-à-vis carriages and staffed by several draft horses. The business handles about 75-80 weddings each year, as well as birthday parties, funerals and seasonal events and parades around Birmingham and neighboring states.
McKinney built a special caisson to carry Fred Shuttlesworth's casket to Oak Hill Cemetery in 2011.
References
- Swant, Martin (December 2, 2011) "Five questions: Ray McKinney, CEO of Five Points Carriage Service in Birmingham." Birmingham News