The United States District Court for the Southern District of Alabama
Buildings
United States Post Office, Brewton, Alabama PC 29 , No. 16987, Color Picture Publication , Boston 15, MASS. U.S.A.
Post office buildings
U.S. Post Office, Eufaula, Alabama. No. 43175-N. Genuine Curteich card.
Whitlock Jewelry Store, Eufaula, Alabama
Courthouses
Post Office, Mobile, Ala. No. 224. Built between 1853-1856. Located at the SW corner of Royal & St. Francis Streets, the 3d floor courtroom had a skylight. The US Circuit Court for the Southern District of Alabama met here until that court was abolished in 1912.
Carter & Co., N.Y. for the Kress Stores
Mobile, AL, Post Office & Custom House & City Bank & Trust Co.
Post Office & Custom House & City Bank & Trust Co. Buildings. No. 2621. The US District Court for the Southern District of Alabama met here until 1934. Building was razed in 1963. Postmarked 1908 with a one cent stamp. Message on Back: Mrs. Minnie Hunter. 1209 McGavock St. Nashville. Tenn.
Adolph Selige Pub. Co., St. Louis. Leipzig. Halberstadt.
Mobile, AL, Post Office and New Federal Building
John Archibald Campbell US Courthouse
Post office and new Federal building, Mobile, Alabama. No. 107. No. 15,929. Photo by Overbey Studio. Colorpicture publication, Cambridge, Mass. In 1981 named the John Archibald Campbell US Courthouse. Free postage. Message on back: 7th Ostrog. 32893395. 80ct Portburg Hosp. Camp Shelby. Miss. Dear Cele, The cards were 2 for a nickel. Phil. Miss C. Brown. 942 Lenox Rd. B'Klyn 3 N.Y.
Mobile Cigar & Tobacco Co., Mobile, Alabama
Mobile, AL, Post office and Federal building; John Archibald Campbell US Courthouse
Post office and Federal building, Mobile, Ala. No. 22. No. 17691. This is one of Mobile's most handsome building. The two federal structures occupy the entire black of frontage on St. Joseph Street, from St. Michael to St. Louis Streets, housing all Federal agencies in the City of Mobile.
Mobile, Al United States Court House and Custom House, U S Post Office
Post offices
Federal building
United States Court House and Custom House, United States Post Office at the left, Mobile Ala, No. 7AH2625. These two federal structures occupy the entire frontage on St. Joseph Street from St. Michael to St. Louis Street, housing all Federal agencies in the City of Mobile. Designed by Carey and Dowling, Mobile architects. An extension, designed by Louis Simon, added in 1940.
4 - U S Post Office Selma, Ala No. 0B711-N. A memorial to two Alabama Senators, John Tyler Morgan and Edmund Winston Pettus was placed on the sidewalk in front of the building. Boh died in 1907. The U.S. Circuit Court for the Southern District of Alabama met here until that court was abolished in 1912.
Selma Stationery Co., Distributors, Selma, Ala