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Old Posted Jun 20, 2009, 3:23 PM
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Camp Hill area

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Originally Posted by Port_of_Bama View Post
Camp Hill is also know as Camp Ground. I know of a few ways to get to it,If you take MLK Avenue west on the left side like the Bishop State side is considerd Camp Hill. Springhill Avenue going downtown at 5 points(near the closed Churches Chicken) just make a left on Ann street and it will also take you into Camp Hill.You will also see a sign that says Welcome to the Camp Hill historic district. Also you can just take Govt st east and make a left on Ann street north just keep going straight once you cross Springhill Avenue past the closed Churches Chicken then your in Camp Hill.


I hope that helps !



Speaking of Van Antwerp did you guys know that, that building is the first skyscraper in the south east and was the tallest in the south east. I see Mobile has a history of building the tallest in Alabama !!


Guys Bayou mean no harm he`s just a skyscraper maniac thats all .
yea, yea...I know where it is now. I have been to Franklin's Medical Mall many times and, of course, Bishop State. I can see the value of getting a historic designation as the residents could then qualify for some low interest loans for home improvements, etc. I'll take the neighborhood tour next time I am in the area. Thanks.
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