With 301, Lloyd and his wife, Bebe, honor the building’s history and have tried to maintain its architectural integrity. Even after everything the space has been through, the original mosaic tile floors are still here and have an incomparable grand, aged beauty. In addition, the gasolier in one of the dining rooms is original to the building. It was wired for electricity many decades ago, and is one of a few of its kind in existence. Nearly every day, we hear wonderful stories from both locals and former residents about the old train station and how it is woven into the fabric of their lives. It is truly a Tuscaloosa landmark, and we are thrilled to give it new life and help make more memories.