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Revision as of 14:19, 2 August 2020
The Peoples' Drug building is a two-story commercial building located on the northeast corner of Block 88, or the southwest corner of the intersection of 3rd Avenue North and 18th Street.
In the early 20th century, the building was home the People's Drug Compnay, with several Black-owned businesses and professional offices housed on the upper floor.
Tenants
- ground floor: People's Drug Co. (1904), Jimmie's Soda & Cigar (1929-1931), The Kottage (2008), Legends Sports Bar & Lounge / Legends Cigar Bar (2011-2018), Terry's Place
- offices
- The Birmingham Free Speech newspaper (1904)
- Professor Eaton's Commercial School (1905)
- Jefferson County Land & Improvement Co. (1905)
- R. A. Blount (1905)
- A. A. McClanahan (1905)
- A. M. Brown (1905)
- W. E. Willis (1905)
- J. B. Goin (1905)
- Logwood Goin physician (1905)
- Great Southern Home Industrial Association insurance company, W. L. Lauderdale (1905)
- Carrie Tuggle (1905)
- Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias (1905)
- C. S. Martin, tailor (1919)
- William P. Wilson dentist (1941)
- Mabry-Conway Co. dental laboratory (1941)
- Percy Reid dentist (1941)
- Elite Beauty Shop (1941)
- Labor Advocate (1941)