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  Highway 31 runs through Brewton. The road is bisected by railroad tracks.
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  Storefront facades have been restored.
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  The building at the far end of the street is Ole Willie Restaurant.
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  The western end of the center of Brewton is the intersection of Sawell Road and Highway 31.
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  The buildings on the south side of the railroad tracks stand alone unlike the continuous storefronts on the north side of the street.
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  The building is located on the south side of Highway 31.
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  A lone dogwood tree occupies an empty lot between buildings on the south side of Highway 31.
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  The first bank in the state of Alabama has an elaborately carved marble facade.
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  The bank is on the corner of Highway 31 and Belleville Avenue.
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  Ole Willie's Restaurant is situated on the corner of Belleville Avenue. The late 19th century building was a drugstore that was converted to a restaurant in the 1960's.
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  Pensacola Mill Supply is located on the south side of the railroad tracks.
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  Industrial buildings are located west of Sowell Road.
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  Metal fabrication and a cement plant are among the industrial locations.
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  Across the CSX railroad yard from Century is a view of downtown Flomaton, Alabama
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  The dirt track opens on March 21st, 2003.
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  The trck opened around 1975, closing in 1997. It reopened in 1999.
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  This is the second depot, built in 1909. Electric lights were added in 1917, but the sole heating source remained a pot-bellied stove that is still used today.
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  The trestle bridge can be seen from the riverwalk.
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  The drawbridge is located directly downriver from the automobile bridge.
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  Fields of winter wheat are planted as grazing land.
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  The CSX trestle crosses the mouth of Bayou Texar. The tracks continue along the red clay bluffs of Scenic Highway.
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  The racetrack is home to the Snowball Derby.
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  The CSX tracks are at the foot of the bluffs, separated from the beach by a small ridge.
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  The bluff formation is the only one of its kind along the coast of Florida. The bluffs are composed of red clay and rise 100 feet from the shoreline along Escambia Bay.