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'''Birmingham City Hall''' can refer to any of the following: | '''Birmingham City Hall''' can refer to any of the following: | ||
* [[Birmingham City Hall ( | * [[Birmingham City Hall (1882)]] was located at [[19th Street North|19th Street]] and [[4th Avenue North]]. | ||
* [[Birmingham City Hall (1901)]] was a four-story structure on the same site. It was gutted by fire in [[1925]] and restored, without its tower, for use until [[1950]]. | * [[Birmingham City Hall (1901)]] was a four-story structure on the same site. It was gutted by fire in [[1925]] and restored, without its tower, for use until [[1950]]. | ||
* The present [[Birmingham City Hall]] was constructed facing [[Linn Park|Woodrow Wilson Park]] in [[1950]]. | * The present [[Birmingham City Hall]] was constructed facing [[Linn Park|Woodrow Wilson Park]] in [[1950]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:06, 25 February 2015
Birmingham City Hall can refer to any of the following:
- Birmingham City Hall (1882) was located at 19th Street and 4th Avenue North.
- Birmingham City Hall (1901) was a four-story structure on the same site. It was gutted by fire in 1925 and restored, without its tower, for use until 1950.
- The present Birmingham City Hall was constructed facing Woodrow Wilson Park in 1950.
Other locations hosting City Council meetings
- City fathers originally met in "a barn beyond 19th Street"
- The Birmingham Board of Aldermen met in the Roden Block in the 1880s.
- The Martin Office Building housed the Council and several city offices immediately after the 1925 fire.
- The City Council met in the Birmingham Museum of Art's lower level auditorium on November 8 & 15, 2005 while the Council Chambers were refitted to provide wheelchair access.
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