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* [[Sky Castle Gastro Lounge]], a restaurant and bar named for the WSGN broadcast booth, opened January [[2016]] at [[29 Seven]] | * [[Sky Castle Gastro Lounge]], a restaurant and bar named for the WSGN broadcast booth, opened January [[2016]] at [[29 Seven]] | ||
* [[Theodore Swann residence|Swann Castle]], a private residence built by [[Theodore Swann]] on [[Redmont Road]] in [[1930]] | * [[Theodore Swann residence|Swann Castle]], a private residence built by [[Theodore Swann]] on [[Redmont Road]] in [[1930]] | ||
* [[Windsor Castle]], a restaurant operating from 200 [[18th Avenue South]] from the 1930s to the 1980s. | * [[Windsor Castle Restaurant]], a restaurant operating from 200 [[18th Avenue South]] from the 1930s to the 1980s. | ||
==People== | ==People== | ||
Latest revision as of 10:05, 28 February 2017
Castle can refer to any of the following:
- Aladdin's Castle, a video arcade chain with several locations
- Hassinger Castle, a private residence built by William Hassinger on Carlisle Road in 1929
- Haunted Castle, a classic dark ride from Panama City's Miracle Strip Amusement Park now installed at Oxford's "Terrortorium"
- New Castle, a former mining town established north of Fultondale in 1874
- New Castle Road, Jefferson County Road 121 from Fultondale to New Castle
- Quinlan Castle, originally the Royal Arms Apartments, a four-story apartment building constructed in 1927 at 9th Avenue South and 21st Street
- Rock Castle Mine, a coal mine which was the site of a fatal explosion in 1914
- Sky Castle, either of two broadcast booths operated by WSGN-AM in the 1950s in Lakeview and Five Points West
- Sky Castle Gastro Lounge, a restaurant and bar named for the WSGN broadcast booth, opened January 2016 at 29 Seven
- Swann Castle, a private residence built by Theodore Swann on Redmont Road in 1930
- Windsor Castle Restaurant, a restaurant operating from 200 18th Avenue South from the 1930s to the 1980s.
People
- Shawn Castle, hospitality director for Birmingham Shout film festival
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