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*** 700-708: [[Avon Building]] (built 1927) | *** 700-708: [[Avon Building]] (built 1927) | ||
**** 700: [[Heat Pizza Bar]] (2017), former location of [[Exclusive Furniture Shop]], [[Bombay Café]], [[Rare Martini]] (-2017) | **** 700: [[Heat Pizza Bar]] (2017), former location of [[Exclusive Furniture Shop]], [[Bombay Café]], [[Rare Martini]] (-2017) | ||
**** 708: [[Avon Place]], [[Nana Funks]] | **** 700B: former location of the [[Stock Exchange]] consignment shop (1984) | ||
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**** 704: former location of [[Silk Gardens]] (1984) | |||
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*** 708: [[Avon Place]], [[Nana Funks]] | |||
*** 710: [[Innisfree]] | *** 710: [[Innisfree]] | ||
*** 720: [[Kelley's Neighborhood Sports Grill]] (formerly [[O.T.'s Neighborhood Sports Grill]]) | *** 720: [[Kelley's Neighborhood Sports Grill]] (formerly [[O.T.'s Neighborhood Sports Grill]]) | ||
Revision as of 16:17, 6 March 2017
Twenty-ninth Street South is a north-south street in Birmingham's Southside neighborhood, running from 2nd Avenue South, through the heart of Lakeview, across University Boulevard/Clairmont Avenue to Rhodes Circle, and from there it continues as far as Pawnee Avenue.
The section between Rhodes Circle and Pawnee wad formerly known as Iroquois Street.
Notable locations
- For an alphabetical list of locations, see the 29th Street South category.
Southside
- 2nd Avenue South intersection
- West side
- 200: Pepper Place
- 212: B Dot Architecture
- 216: Scout Branding Company
- 200: Pepper Place
- East side
- 201: Martin Biscuit Building
- Suite 220: Battle & Winn attorneys
- Suite 2901: The Red Cat coffeehouse
- Cantina
- 201: Martin Biscuit Building
- West side
- 3rd Avenue South intersection
- West side
- 300:
- East side
- 301: Gallery Services
- West side
- 4th Avenue South intersection
- West side
- 400: Stegall Mechanical
- East side
- 401:
- 417: Davis Center (formerly Davis School)
- West side
- 5th Avenue South intersection
- West side
- 500:
- East side
- 501:
- West side
- 6th Avenue South intersection
- West side
- 600:
- 614: All Saints Episcopal Mission (1907-14) and parish house (Holy Innocents Hospital (-1914), Newsboys Club, Dante Club, Kamram Club, Club Rose (-1950s))
- 29 Seven condominiums, P Jack's Gastropub
- East side
- 601:
- West side
- 7th Avenue South intersection
- West side
- 700-708: Avon Building (built 1927)
- 700: Heat Pizza Bar (2017), former location of Exclusive Furniture Shop, Bombay Café, Rare Martini (-2017)
- 700B: former location of the Stock Exchange consignment shop (1984)
- 702:
- 704: former location of Silk Gardens (1984)
- 706:
- 708: Avon Place, Nana Funks
- 710: Innisfree
- 720: Kelley's Neighborhood Sports Grill (formerly O.T.'s Neighborhood Sports Grill)
- 724: former location of Jimmy Wilson Studios (1938-1946)
- 726: Lou's Pub and Package Store (1987-)
- 728: Rags' Bar & Grill (2009-)
- 732: vacant lot, former site of Jaycees Haunted House (-2004)
- 744: Five restaurant, former location of Lakeview Deli (1960-1980), Jim 'N Nick's Barbecue (-2003), Sneaky Pete's Cafe, Golden Rule Barbecue (2006-2010)
- 700-708: Avon Building (built 1927)
- East side
- 701: former location of Eli's Barbecue
- 711: Hugo Marx & Company
- 725: Slice (formerly Bare Hands Gallery, Lakeview Bistro, Rock House Restaurant)
- 731: Moe's Original BBQ
- 737: On Tap Sports Cafe
- West side
- University Boulevard/Clairmont Avenue intersection
- West side
- 758: former location of Romeo Drug Co.
- 800:
- East side
- 801:
- West side
- Rhodes Circle (interrupts 29th Street)
- 1108: John Coe residence (c. 1908)
- Apartments, former site of William Rushton residence
- Highland Avenue intersection
- Greenbriar at the Altamont (former location of George's Grill, SouthTrust Bank, Pantsari Architecture)
- Pawnee Avenue (terminus)