Woodrow Hall was constructed in 1914 as the Woodlawn Masonic Temple. Woodlawn Fraternal Lodge no. 525 occupied the three-story structure until 2004. Since then the building has been redeveloped into offices and an events center. The aforementioned Desert Island Supply Company offers tutoring and creative writing opportunities for secondary school students. The space is also used for musical performances, readings, and so forth.
The photos below show part of the building at the Desert Island corner and a few features on the other front corner. All photos are mine unless otherwise noted. Woodrow Hall is located at 5500 1st Avenue North. You can read about the history of Woodlawn here.
Photo by Amos Wright
Try to contact owners or someone regarding pictures I have of the Woodlawn hall building/Woodlawn Masonic lodge. It is in the very early days when occupied by USL Batteries operated by Turner & Morgan. I would love to donate it. My husband was Secretary of that lodge for over 30 years.
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Thanks for your note. I would suggest you contact the archives at Birmingham Public Library; they have thousands of photos related to the city's history.
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