Heaviest Corner On Earth

"Cool old architecture!"

"Is this even true fact? I am sure NYC has some much heavier intersections. Pretty boring street side attraction nothing to see here."

"It doesn't look much heavier than any other corner. I'm too lazy to ask what makes this the heaviest corner on Earth, and I'm quite suspicious about the claim, to be honest. The building adjacent looks much heavier than, say, a bag of donuts. I'm sure I couldn't lift it. But, come to think of it, I don't think I could lift any street corner, nor slide a scale underneath If I were on a road trip in pursuit of the world's heaviest corner, I'd start my search in New York, or Chicago, or Los Angeles. Visually, it's a pleasant area. Right downtown in the commercial district. And if you came to Birmingham to see the world's heaviest corner, and you find yourself let than amazed, well, check out Railroad Park, and Vulcan (world's heaviest lioncloth-clad pagan statue), and Pickwick Plaza, and Avondale. If you're exceedingly disappointed, lift your spirits at Alabama Adventure, which has an awesome array of water slides."

"Was a super pretty place, the bustle of birmingham’s streets made it even more nice. I was not sure of the exact location, but the area was still nice. Loved the aesthetic."

"I can't believe none of the locals knew about this place. I mentioned it to a few people and they had no idea what I was talking about. It's an interesting historical fact about birmingham's steel history."