Ashland Place Historic District
Mobile, Alabama • Mobile County
Mobile, Alabama • Mobile County
Ashland Place Historic District in Mobile, Alabama, is a charming residential neighborhood characterized by its mature trees and diverse architectural styles. The district showcases a variety of homes primarily built between the late 19th and mid-20th centuries, reflecting evolving tastes and building practices.
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Black; Historic - Non-aboriginal
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Black; Architecture
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Architecture
1820 Old Government St., Mobile, Alabama
Education; Architecture
504 Government St., Mobile, Alabama
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