Carver Theatre (1935), Birmingham, Alabama
Named for the scientist who transformed Southern agriculture with ingenuity and patience, the Carver Theatre opened in 1935…
Named for the scientist who transformed Southern agriculture with ingenuity and patience, the Carver Theatre opened in 1935…
A compact Baroque church by Thomas Archer became a cathedral only in 1905, yet its four windows by…
Portland stone war memorial in Birmingham honouring 12,320 citizens killed in World War I, designed by Cooke and…
Birmingham’s civic anchor since the early Depression, the Jefferson County Courthouse is an Art Deco tower in Alabama…
A limestone Art Deco courthouse completed in 1932 by Holabird and Root, its facade carved by Leo Friedlander…
A Brutalist concrete tower on Birmingham's Broad Street, originally built as an office complex in 1974–75 and converted…
Built in 1914 as Birmingham’s premier vaudeville house, the Lyric Theatre was the flagship of the city’s early…
A Grade II* listed Methodist chapel with striking red brick and terracotta detailing, anchored by a distinctive tower…
A museum in Birmingham's historic Jewellery Quarter preserving the city's heritage as a centre of fine metalwork and…
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