Alabama Dive Bar Pillows
Description: Joe. The signature of a book store owner? Name of a Birmingham bar? Sponsor for a late-‘80s adult soccer league team? Yes, yes and yes! If you remember the 1980s and 90s on the Southside of Birmingham, Alabama, then you probably had a drink at Joe (Joe Bar). Or at least you should have. It was originally located in the studio arts building in Five Points South until it burned in 1986. Joe moved to the Lakeview District on 7th Avenue South and eventually a house on 29th Street South.
Description: Not a whole lot of details on Chucks Diner & Billiards out there, but from what we've been able to uncover, it was a joint that somehow managed to walk the line between dive bar and family restaurant. This Huntsville, Alabama establishment was primarily a diner, serving up classic American diner food, but also had a full bar and pool hall, making it the perfect place to go get loaded with the fam and shoot some stick.
Description: A midnight relic from Birmingham’s after-dark side. This distressed 1962-inspired package liquor graphic features a sharp-eyed night owl surrounded by moonlight, bottles, stars, and old-school tavern typography. Warm mustard, cream, burnt orange, and deep burgundy give it the character of a forgotten Southern storefront sign pulled straight from the neon-lit roadside era. Made for collectors of vintage advertising, retro liquor-store graphics, dive-bar culture, and weathered Americana.
Owl Package Liquors – Midnight Spirits Birmingham 1962 Pillow
by CorwnsLabs
$23 $28
Description: Joe. The signature of a book store owner? Name of a Birmingham bar? Sponsor for a late-‘80s adult soccer league team? Yes, yes and yes! If you remember the 1980s and 90s on the Southside of Birmingham, Alabama, then you probably had a drink at Joe (Joe Bar). Or at least you should have. It was originally located in the studio arts building in Five Points South until it burned in 1986. Joe moved to the Lakeview District on 7th Avenue South and eventually a house on 29th Street South.
