Sloss Quarters Museum
Birmingham | Jefferson County
In operation for 90 years, Sloss Furnaces, which symbolizes the city’s industrial origins, were shut down in 1971. Sloss Quarters, the48 houses adjacent to furnaces, were designed specifically for black workers. They were typical shotgun-style structures, with two rooms set on foundation posts and no indoor plumbing. Despite the drawbacks, the Quarters provided a relatively cohesive community setting for workers and their families, a community where people had the same customs and shared the same burdens. Now open for tours, the facility is a unique community center hosting many area events.
Street Address:
20 32nd St. N
Birmingham,
AL
35222
Mailing Address:
20 32nd St. N.
Birmingham,
AL
35222
Phone:
205-324-1911
Fax:
205-324-6758
Website URL:
operation schedule:
Open Tu–Sat. 10–4 & Sun. 12–4; closed holidays
Course Information:
| Yardage | Par | Rating | Slope | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Course 1 | 0 |
Admission:
Free
handicap accommodations:
designated parking spaces



