"Was the World's Largest Brick, period, until a company in Texas made one slightly larger in 2007. But the Texas brick is solid, and driven to trade shows on a trailer. This is the World's Largest Immobile Brick," the Roadside America says.

"We list as the "World's Largest Brick Made of Bricks" to distinguish it from other, solid, brick giants."

"Stopped to see the Big Brick. The size was impressive, but also a little disappointing because it was made out of a lot of small bricks."

"While driving through Alabama, you’ll encounter several roadside attractions. One in particular is the giant brick structure that stands in front of Acme Brick Tile & Stone in Montgomery," the Only In Your State says.

"Acme Brick Tile & Stone is best known for its giant brick structure in front of the store. Standing at 25 feet tall and consisting of much smaller bricks, this structure is best known as the "World's Largest Brick."

"Over the years, numerous people have driven many miles for a photo op with this giant brick, which also happens to be one of Alabama's weirdest roadside attractions."

"Up until 2007, the world's largest brick was located in Montgomery, Alabama," the City Seeker says.

"Made from individual smaller bricks, the giant structure stands at a staggering 25 feet (7.62 meters) supported by a steel beam.

"The brick stands outside the Jenkins Brick Co. as a sign and can be visible from U.S Highway 80."

"But, don’t scoff, gentle reader. The self-styled “cradle of the Confederacy” had a Guinness-verified world record holder in its very midst. Until 2007, when it was overtaken by a company in Denton (TX), the Jenkins Brick Company laid stake to the claim of having the World’s Largest Brick," the Roll Bama Roll says.

"Until 2007, just past the intersection of Atlanta Highway and I-85, you could see the Jenkins Brick Co. and its ubiquitous Big Ass Brick. Sadly, just like those fabled meisterwerks in Shelley’s Ozymandias, they are no more — neither the world record, nor the very name “Jenkins” — it is now the Acme Brick Company — though, the Big Ass Brick remains.

"And, Lo! the Brick isn’t taking its demotion lying down. Just as the mighty Phoenix arises from its the ashes, spiraling to new heights from its own pyre, so too has the Brick regained its notoriety. The Brick is now the world’s largest brick...made out of bricks."

"An enormous brick located outside Acme, Tile & Stone, formerly Jenkins Brick, is built from smaller, individual bricks," the AL.com says.

"It is is no longer the "world's largest" so its unofficial title has been changed to the World's Largest Brick Made of Smaller Bricks.

"The brick record was broken in 2007 when Acme Brick in Denton, Texas, created "Clay," a 116-inch-long brick that weighs 9,000 pounds. The new title was certified by Guinness World Records."

"Outside of Acme Brick Tile and Stone in Montgomery you’ll find the world’s largest brick made of bricks," the Silly America says.

"This Alabama roadside attraction was once the world’s largest brick period, but in 2007 a company in Texas made a slightly bigger one. Still, this is a fun stop on an Alabama road trip!"