PATRON + Did you know that the Elks Club is an outgrowth of the Jolly Corks from the theatrical profession?

1800's 1860's Alabama history Mobile County

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Linda Grissom August 27, 2016

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Joseph M Bolton Jr August 5, 2018

I remember the Elks Club, next door to the Downtown Theater. Frankly, the Elks Club, Downtown Theater, and the Greyhound Bus Station looked better than the monstrosity there today.
Joseph Givhan August 6, 2018

I agree. I remember the elks antlers having blue light bulbs on the tips. Also, for some reason the place creeped me out as a kid waiting to get into the movies!