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The Tuscaloosa Curb Market has been part of a rich local tradition that dates back to 1924, when Tuscaloosa County’s first curb market officially opened.

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Historic Tuscaloosa Memory Of The Week: Downtown Curb Market (1930)

For the first installment in our ongoing series, Historic Tuscaloosa offered up a photo of the Curb Market in downtown Tuscaloosa.


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Tuscaloosa Curb Market.pdf

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Tuscaloosa Curb Market - The Digest.pdf

A black-and-white photograph shows a bustling outdoor curb market with people gathered along a sidewalk near several shops.

People at a sidewalk market with potted plants and a large sign in front of a stone building.

Tuscaloosa Curb Market 1927 - Bulletin board of prices at the Tuscaloosa curb market while a vendor sells jellies, candies, vegetables, and plants

A black-and-white 1929 photo of a busy open-air street market with people gathered around stalls in front of brick buildings.

Tuscaloosa Curb Market 1938

A vintage postcard of a historic, two-story white building in Tuscaloosa with a wooden balcony and brick chimney.
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