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Charm

Categories: Jewelry, Fashion, Arts, Gifts

Neighborhood:Downtown

2329 Second Ave. North

Birmingham, Alabama, 35203

(205) 322-9025

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Charm offers new, vintage and handmade jewelry, handbags, scarves, art and other gifts. They also pay cash for your vintage and new costume jewelry and accessories.

Now See Here—Morris Avenue Eye Care

Categories: Fashion, Medicine

Neighborhood:Downtown

2014 Morris Ave.

Birmingham, Alabama, 35203

(205) 328-1744

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Morris Avenue Eyecare is an optometric practice that places a priority on the health and safety of your vision. Dr. Donna F. Matthews, O.D. is a graduate of the University of Alabama School of Optometry and has over 15 years of experience treating eye conditions and diseases.

Regions Harbert Plaza

Categories: Bar, Floral, Fashion, Medicine, Law, Salons, Souvenirs , Gifts, Convenience, Medicine, Banking

Features: Meals Breakfast, Meals Lunch

Neighborhood:Downtown

1901 6th Ave. North

Birmingham, Alabama, 35203

(205) 521-6625‎

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Regions Harbert Plaza is the most prominent trophy structure, not only in Birmingham, but in the state of Alabama, standing thirty-two stories tall.