Carolina Avenue
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Carolina Avenue is an east-west avenue paralleling the Alabama Great Southern Railroad tracks through downtown Bessemer.
Notable addresses (west to east)
- 9th Street South Bessemer intersection
- 10th Street South Bessemer intersection (south only)
- road ends
- 12th Street South Bessemer intersection (south only)
- 13th Street South Bessemer intersection (south only)
- 14th Street South Bessemer (Alabama State Highway 150) intersection
- 1401: Exxon gas station
- railroad trestle crosses above
- 15th Street South Bessemer intersection
- 1515: Ray's Custom Cuts
- 16th Street South Bessemer intersection
- Short 18th Street South Bessemer intersection (south only)
- 1709: The Vintage Station, former location of A. & R. Thrift Store
- 18th Street South Bessemer intersection (north only)
- 1801: Church's fried chicken
- 1831: Renner Block (built 1907)
- 19th Street South Bessemer intersection
- 1901: vacant, former location of Marvel City Saloon (1894-), Boackle's restaurant
- 1931: Paul Cole dental clinic
- 1933: former location of Added Touch Flowers
- 20th Street South Bessemer intersection
- 2001: Ronald's Motorcycle Sales & Service
- 2011: Alfred D. Green Upholstery
- 2013: B & W Auto Repair
- 21st Street South Bessemer intersection (south only)
- 22nd Street South Bessemer intersection
- 2217: MPG Casting Technologies, former location of Jones Foundry, Citation Corporation, Southern Ductile Casting Corp., Grede Foundries
- Carolina Terrace begins (south only)
- railroad crossing
- 25th Street South Bessemer intersection (south only)
- 2509: Brantley Chapel Cumberland Presbyterian Church
- Norfolk Southern Transmission Tower (built 1963)
- 2600: Norfolk-Southern Bessemer Depot
- access to Hard Elementary School
- 29th Street South Bessemer intersection (south only)
- 30th Street South Bessemer intersection (south only)
- 31st Street South Bessemer intersection (south only)
- 32nd Street South Bessemer intersection