29th Court South

29th Court South (previously 17th Street) is an east-west street crossing Central Avenue in Homewood. West of Central the road extends beside, then through an apartment complex. East of Central the road, formerly a residential street, extends into the Homewood Central Business District to Crescent Avenue.

The road was renamed as 29th Court during the 1940s when Homewood renamed several streets to align with Birmingham's street numbering system.

Notable locations

For an alphabetical list of locations, see the 29th Court South category.

Temporary Homewood Fire Station No. 1. Photo courtesy of Dave911.com

• 16th Place South intersection (north only; road ends)
  • Apartment complex
• 1st Avenue (Homewood) intersection
  • North side:
    • 1624: Former site of temporary Homewood Fire Station No. 1 (September 2007–October 2010)
  • South side:
    • Apartment complex
• Central Avenue intersection
  • North side:
    • 1626: B & K Reinforcing
    • 1630: Marketry
    • 1700: Bell Center for Early Intervention Programs (1984-present, current building opened 2019), former location of an office building (built 1970s, demolished 2018)
    • 1708: Spiced Pear Tea Room
    • Shaw, Anderson & Peeples, attorneys
  • South side:
    • Boutwell Studios
    • Our Lady of Sorrows
    • 1705: Alabama Seal and Packing
    • 1705: Sprain Law Firm
• Crescent Avenue intersection (road ends)