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North side of Broad Street (University Boulevard). Rosenau Store on extreme left; also known as the Atlanta Store. Located on present site of First National Bank Building.

Greensboro Avenue in Tuscaloosa, looking south from the front of the court house. The street was unpaved at this time.

The intersection of Greensboro Avenue and Sixth Street was at one time referred to as City Hall Square. L. Rosenfeld’s dry goods store is to the left. To the right is the Alston Building.

This postcard view is of Greensboro Avenue looking south toward the intersection of Paul W. Bryant Drive (10th Street). The house to the left is the Rosenau-Eddins home that was located at 919 Greensboro Avenue.

The fountain in the middle of the street was used to water horses. It was taken down around 1920.

Black and white postcard of tree-lined Greensboro Avenue in Tuscaloosa.

This postcard shows an aerial view of downtown Tuscaloosa prior to the construction of the First National Bank.

The 10-story bank building is under construction in this early 1920's photo. The building was completed in 1925. Built by Merchant's Bank, the building has been home to several banks and is a landmark in Tuscaloosa. It is located at the corner of…

This postcard shows Broad Street (now University Boulevard) looking west. On the left is the U. S. Post Office building and City Hall. On the distant right is the First National Bank Building.

This photo was taken from the intersection of 7th Street and Greensboro Avenue looking north on Greensboro Avenue. The building locations are as follows from left to right: Allen & Jemison Hardware Co.; City Hall; McLester Hotel; City Hall square…