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In this building which was erected as a memorial to Mr. John J.Eagan, is located both the white and colored departments of the YMCA. The building is known as the Service Building, but it is devoted chiefly to YMCA work. Birmingham, Alabama.

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Building serving both African American and white members of the YMCA in Birmingham, Alabama.
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  1. Alabama
  2. Birmingham
  3. Buildings
  4. Young Men's Christian Associations

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