https://padlet.com/bknott11/1mox4mz1hlzy This padlet displays the 8 types of locations from Munoz's (2003) that are located within Adamsville, Alabama. en-us 2017-02-23 05:46:17 UTC 2017-02-23 07:26:43 UTC hello@padlet.com bknott11 https://padlet.com/bknott11/1mox4mz1hlzy/wish/155662857 1. Adamsville Elementary School 
4600 Hazelwood Road
Adamsville, Alabama 35005

2. Crumley Chapel Elementary School
2201 Pershing Road
Birmingham, Alabama 35214

3. Minor Middle School
400 Hillcrest Road
Adamsville, Alabama 35005

4. Minor High School 
2285 Minor Parkway
Adamsville, Alabama 35005]]> 2017-02-23 05:49:37 UTC https://padlet.com/bknott11/1mox4mz1hlzy/wish/155662857 bknott11 https://padlet.com/bknott11/1mox4mz1hlzy/wish/155662872 1. Adamsville Public Library
4825 Main Street
Adamsville, Alabama 35005

Hours: Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 5:00pm. 


The library offers the following services:
1. Soft-cover and hardback book check outs
2. E-book downloading option
3. DVD checkouts  
4. Book Club meetings 
5. Keyboarding and computer classes
6. Year round children's program]]> 2017-02-23 05:49:47 UTC https://padlet.com/bknott11/1mox4mz1hlzy/wish/155662872 bknott11 https://padlet.com/bknott11/1mox4mz1hlzy/wish/155662894 1. Adamsville Senior Center
419 Spring Street
Adamsville, Alabama

Hours: Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 1:00pm.

Individuals 60 years and above can  eat for $1.50 per day, participate in arts and crafts, play games, dance, exercise, and socialize with friends.

Teens Center

*There are no teen centers located within Adamsville. In order to attend a teen center, students have to travel 7.61 miles to Birmingham, Alabama or travel 11.3 miles to Hueytown, Alabama.

1. Boys & Girls Club of Brookside
2357 Brookside Coalburg Road, Birmingham, Alabama 35214

2. Tom & Gean Cleckler Teen Center
3821 John Williamson Drive Hueytown, Alabama 35023]]> 2017-02-23 05:50:12 UTC https://padlet.com/bknott11/1mox4mz1hlzy/wish/155662894 bknott11 https://padlet.com/bknott11/1mox4mz1hlzy/wish/155662930
1. Adamsville Storm Shelter is under construction currently. ]]> 2017-02-23 05:50:37 UTC https://padlet.com/bknott11/1mox4mz1hlzy/wish/155662930 bknott11 https://padlet.com/bknott11/1mox4mz1hlzy/wish/155662962
1. Adamsville Family Medicine
3915 Veterans Memorial Drive #106
Adamsville, Alabama 35005

*There are not any hospitals located within Adamsville. Residents have to drive 2.8 miles into the city of Birmingham to access a hospital.

2. University of Alabama at Birmingham Hospital 
1802 6th Avenue South Birmingham, Alabama 35233]]> 2017-02-23 05:51:00 UTC https://padlet.com/bknott11/1mox4mz1hlzy/wish/155662962 bknott11 https://padlet.com/bknott11/1mox4mz1hlzy/wish/155662991 1. Blackwell Park
4505 Main Street
Adamsville, Alabama 35005

*Used for regular gatherings/cook-outs

2. Adams Park
901 Dogwood Road 
Adamsville, Alabama 35005

*This is where students go to play baseball. 

3. Spring Street Park 
401 Spring Street
Adamsville, Alabama 35005

*This is where students go to work out and play tennis.


]]> 2017-02-23 05:51:21 UTC https://padlet.com/bknott11/1mox4mz1hlzy/wish/155662991 bknott11 https://padlet.com/bknott11/1mox4mz1hlzy/wish/155663018 According to Kaetz (2015), the city of Adamsville received its name as a result of William Adams donating land in 1889 to establish a Birmingham railroad depot that later lead to the continuous development of several businesses and housing communities. Presently, the city of Adamsville continues to be known for it's long-lasting history in the railroad industry. 

BNSF Railroad Company is located within Adamsville. 

BNSF Railroad Company
500 Bankhead Highway
Adamsville, Alabama 35005

Other important Historical Landmarks located outside of Adamsville

Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument
1. Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
2. 16th Street Baptist Church-bombing of 4 girls during the Civil Rights Movement
3. Kelly Ingram Park-site of several demonstrations during the Civil Rights Movement in which dogs and police officers attacked protestors
4. A.G. Gaston Motel-location of where Dr. Martin Luther King planned, stayed, and organized when in Birmingham, Alabama.
5. Bethal Baptist Church -Headquarters during the Civil Rights Movement for the Alabama Christian Movements for Human Rights (led by Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth) ]]> 2017-02-23 05:51:47 UTC https://padlet.com/bknott11/1mox4mz1hlzy/wish/155663018 bknott11 https://padlet.com/bknott11/1mox4mz1hlzy/wish/155663022 I'm not from Adamsville so I do not have a significant personal site. This will vary from student to student within my professional context. ]]> 2017-02-23 05:51:54 UTC https://padlet.com/bknott11/1mox4mz1hlzy/wish/155663022