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During the early 1900's, Birmingham, Alabama played a vital role in the industrial revolution that swept North America. The southeast was growing with promising new industry and railways and Birmingham was a centrally located center for most transportation and business deals.
The B&A Warehouse, located at 1531 First Avenue South, is one block from the main railway and right in the heart of the historic warehouse and transportation district of downtown Birmingham. It occupies the building that was once the Jefferson Plumbing & Mill Supply Company. |
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| It's been a few years since the renowned Supply Company closed it's doors, but in 1999 two Birmingham area business people, Art Durkee and Bill Mudd, envisioned a great deal of potential for the classic design of the facility and decided to give it a new life. |
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Today, the B&A Warehouse is a modern hosting venue for events and parties that is unlike any other venue in the Southeast. With thousands of dollars spent in renovation the integrity of the original architectural design has been maintained. The historic personality of the early 1900's has been enhanced with many modern amenities. |
| When planning your next event, avoid the stuffiness of a hotel or club. Come to the Southside of Birmingham and experience the originality of B&A Warehouse. |
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Photo of Jefferson Plumbing & Mill Supply Company - Early 1900's |
Exterior of the Front of the Building - 2006
On the Corner of First Avenue South and 16th Street |
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