7th Avenue South

Seventh Avenue South (originally Avenue G) is an east-west corridor in downtown Birmingham, with its main section stretching from 14th Street South on the UAB campus to 32nd Street South in Lakeview. Three blocks, between 11th Street South and 14th Street South have been closed off to vehicles as part of UAB's campus master plan.

A short section west of I-65 is accessible from 8th Street South. Another short section east of the former Lakeview Park jogs between 34th and 36th Avenue South and between 39th and 40th Avenue South near Avondale Park. To the east of the park, 7th Avenue South extends beyond 47th Place South, then appears again in Crestwood North and between Dublin and Exeter Avenues north of Crestwood Boulevard in Gate City. Additional stretches of 7th Avenue South proceed through South East Lake as far as 85th Street South.

Parts of 7th Avenue South between 22nd and 32nd Streets South are included in the Southside Historic District. Between 34th and 47th Street South, 7th Avenue forms a boundary of the Avondale Park Historic District.

The section between 20th and 24th Street South was part of U. S. Highway 31 before the construction of the Elton B. Stephens Expressway. The Birmingham Metropolitan Planning Organization's 2003 Birmingham Regional Transportation Alternatives Analysis envisioned adding light rail to the downtown section of 7th Avenue South.

7th Avenue, from 20th Street to Lakeview, is part of the route of Birmingham's annual Gay pride parade.

Notable locations

For an alphabetical list of locations, see the 7th Avenue South category.

Dates in parentheses indicate when the address was known to have been used, not necessarily the entire span of its use.

• 25: former location of People's Rest Home (1964)
• 108: former location of Edith Beauty Bar (1956)

Five Points South neighborhood

• 8th Street South intersects, avenue ends
  • 804: former location of Plumbing Service Co. (1949), [[Boyd Contracting Co. (1956–1960) / Vulcan Painters (1956–1964)
  • 809: former location of General Roofing & Waterproofing Co. (1949), Justo Animal Clinic (1956–1964)
  • 822: former location of Daniel Construction (1940-1964)
  • 825: former location of Birmingham Furnace & Roofing Co. (1940–1964)

• I-65 interchange at University Boulevard
• 9th Street South formerly intersected
  • 902: former location of Ollie's Barbecue (1940-1964)
  • 905: former location of Acton Plumbing & Heating (1960–1964)
  • 907: former location of Durham & Ozier Co. manufacturer's agents (1960–1964)
  • 909: former location of Bethune Electric Co. (1956–1960) / Birmingham Building Co. (1956–1964)
  • 920: former location of J. C. Lodge peddler (1956)

• 10th Street South formerly intersected
  • 1001: former location of Arthur Snyder furniture repair (1949), Alabama Terminix Co. (1956–1964)
  • 1008–1012: former location of Floor Engineers (1956–1960)
  • 1013: former location of Canterbury Electric Co. (1956–1964)
  • 1015: former location of Rives Construction Co. (1949), Pump Shop Inc. petroleum equipment (1949–1956), Building Products, Inc. and B. G. Crabb plumbing contractors (1964)
  • 1016–1018: former location of vacant (1956), Floor Engineers storage (1960)
  • 1019: former location of A. Busenlehner butcher (1899)
  • 1028–1934: former location of office building
  • 1034: WBHM-FM studios & offices

• avenue resumes at 11th Street South
  • north side:
    • 1100: UAB Practice Field, former location of Dixie Sales & Service vacuum cleaners (1949–1956), McFarland Auto Shop (1960), McFarland Auto Supply (1964)
    • 1102: former location of Holy Nazareth Baptist Church of God (1964)
    • 1108–1110: former location of H. W. Peerson Drilling Supply Co. storage (1960)
    • 1112-1114: former location of H. W. Peerson Drilling Supply Co. (1940–1964)
    • 1122: Ullman Building (1970-), formerly Ullman School (1901-1937), Ullman High School (1937-1969)
  • south side:
    • 1101: former location of Arrow Truck Lines (1949), 7-11 Building (demolished 2019)
    • 1107: former location of Haydn Myer Co. heating equipment (1956–1960), Dowdy & Associates, Inc. heating equipment (1964)
    • 1109: former location of Central Sign & Advertising Co. (1949–1964), Dowdy Building (demolished 2019)

• 12th Street South formerly intersected
  • north side (Block 242)
    • 1220: Bell Auditorium (1970-), formerly Ullman High School auditorium (1957-1969)
  • south side: (Block 241)
    • 1201: UAB Lot 15A
    • 1211: former location of Carrie's Beauty Shop (1956–1964)

• 13th Street South formerly intersected
  • north side (Block 181):
    • 1300–1330: Bartow Arena
      • 1326: former location of Shiloh Baptist Church (1940)
  • south side (Block 240):
    • 1301: Campbell Hall
    • 1325: former location of Roderick Hilson radio repair (1949), South Side Apostolic Overcoming Holy Church of God (1956–1964)

• avenue resumes at 14th Street South
  • north side (Block 182):
    • 1400–1430: 14th Street Parking Deck (built 2024), former location of Cooper Green Parking Deck (built 1974, demolished 2022)
      • 1400: former location of Southside Colored Methodist Episcopal Church (1940–1964)
  • south side (Block 239):
    • 1401: Hill University Center, former location of Greater Shiloh Baptist Church

• 15th Street South formerly intersected
  • north side (Block 183):
    • 1500: Cooper Green Mercy Hospital, former location of Church Bros grocers (1899)
    • 1524: former location of Mary Williams dressmaker (1956)
  • south side (Block 238):
    • 1501: Children's Hospital Parking Deck

• 16th Street South intersects (south only)
  • north side (Block 184):
    • 1600: Children's of Alabama (Southeast Child Safety Institute/Regional Poison Control Center)
    • 1632: former location of Engel Day Treatment Center (demolished in 2015)
  • south side (Block 237):

• 17th Street South formerly intersected
  • north side (Block 185):
    • 1700–1716: UAB Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospital (built 2025)
      • 1700: former location of Smolian Psychiatric Institute (demolished 2015), UAB Parking Lot 35
      • 1704: former location of Joseph Metzler groceries (1925), W. T. Tarrance pressing club (1927), Loving Charity Benevolent Society (1940) / Mount Olive Baptist Church (1940–1949)
    • 1720–1730: Sparks Center (built 1969 as the Center for Developmental and Learning Disorders)
    • 1722: former location of Mackin Bros. Grocery (1925)
  • south side (Block 236):
    • 1717: former location of Frank Spain Rehabilitation & Diagnostic Center (1964)
    • 1719: former location of Ann's Barbecue (George Lee 1949–1956)
    • 1725: former location of Crippled Children's Clinic (1960–1964) / Alacrafts Work Shop (1960–1964)

• 18th Street South intersects
  • north side (Block 186):
    • 1800: former location of Dr Gus' Barbecue Gardens
    • 1804–1806: former location of Alabama Carpet Cleaning Works (1940)
      • 1806: former location of Dave Washington coal, ice & soft drinks (1949)
    • 1808: Boshell Building
    • 1812: former location of John Terrell Jr roofer (1940)
    • 1820: UAB Spain Wallace Building
    • 1830: former location of D. DePiano grocery (1899), Morton's Home Washing Service (1940)
  • south side (Block 235):
    • 1801: Birmingham VA Medical Center
    • 1821: former location of Shiloh Baptist Church (1899)
    • 1825: former location of Johnson & Moore funeral directors (1940)

• 19th Street South intersects
  • north side (Block 187):
    • 1900: Jefferson Tower
    • 1910–1922: former location of Roy R. Kracke Clinical Services Building (built 1929 as a Nurses' Dormitory, demolished 2021)
      • 1910: former location of Hillman Hospital nurses home (1940), Jefferson-Hillman Hospital nurses home (1949–1956), University Hospital & Hillman Clinic nurses home (1960)
      • 1912: former location of Lawrence Reynolds Library (1960)
    • 1924–1926: former location of Pittman Center for Advanced Medical Studies (built 1980, demolished 2021)
    • 1930: Hillman Hospital
  • south side (Block 234):
    • 1901: Lyons Harrison Research Building & Research Bridge, former site of Shiloh Baptist Church (1904), Greater Shiloh Baptist Church
    • 1919: UAB School of Dentistry (1966–), former location of Parker's Greenhouse (1904), Wehby Plumbing & Heating Company (Charles Wehby 1940), University of Alabama School of Dentistry (1956–1966)
    • 1931: Dee's Dogs (hot-dog cart)

Southside neighborhood

• 20th Street South intersects
  • north side (Block 188):
    • 2000–2028: Kirklin Clinic Parking Lot
      • 2000–2004: former location of Klyce Tire Service (1940), Klyce & Russell Tire Service (1949), Easy Method Auto Driver Training School (1956), Burt & Jones Auto Supplies (1956–1960), Auto Clinic (1964)
        • 2000: former location of Tanner & Wilson radios (1940), Superior Radio Service (1949)
        • 2002: former location of Rolls Candy Co. (1940)
      • 2006–2008: former location of Auto Color Service auto painting (1956), Wright Motor Co. (1957–1960), Big Hearted Eddie used cars (1960)
        • 2008: former location of Bert's Restaurant (1949)
    • 2016–2030: former site of Suttle Service Station (1940), Varsity Drive-In restaurant (1956–1964)
  • south side (Block 233):
    • 2001–2011: UAB administration building (built 1967 as the Central Bank and Trust building), former location of Erskine Caldwell used cars (1949), Vulcan Lincoln Mercury (1960)
      • 2005: former location of Birmingham Leaded Glass Works (1927–)
    • 2015: former location of Alexander Dearborn residence (1899), Seventh Avenue Motors (1949)
    • 2017–2019: former location of Polite Parking (1956)
    • 2029-2031: Goodyear Tire Center (1932-), former site of Davis Infirmary (1899-1904), Redmont Tire Company (1928-1932)

• 21st Street South (Richard Arrington Jr Boulevard) intersects
  • former site of Steel City Oldsmobile
  • north side:
    • 2100–2102: Arby's, former location of Southside Baptist Church (1887), Truman A. Morrison Tire Co. (1940–1949), Truman A. Morrison Manufacturing Co. furniture (1949), vacant (1960), Sperry & Hutchinson Co. store (1964), United Specialty Co. (1975)
    • 2108–2110: parking lot, former location of commercial building (demolished 1993)
      • 2108: former location of Bon Marché cleaners & dyers (1940–1956), Discount Sales storage (1960), Sperry & Hutchinson Co. offices (1964), Antoine's restaurant (Antwan Garnem 1984–1992)
      • 2110: former location of Service Fire Insurance Co. of New York (1949), Jeanne Nadal cosmetics (1956), Allied Building Credits Inc. mortgage loans (1960), Termplan-Southside Inc. loan office (1964), Romeo's restaurant (A. L. Romeo 1960s–1992)
    • 2112: Mooyah restuaurant (opened 2014), former location of U. S. Hoffman Machinery Corp. (1949), Commercial Credit Corp. financing (1956–1964)
    • 2114: Craft's chicken (January 2023–), former location of Associates Discount Corp. (1949), Wehby Plumbing, Heating & Appliance Co. / United Marchine Corp. (1956–1960), Alabama-Florida Machine Co. (1960), Redisco Inc. finance (1964), Chicken Salad Chick (opened 2014)
    • 2116-2120: Wehby Building
      • 2116: former location of Wehby Plumbing Heating & Appliance Co. / Wells Plywoods (1949), Allstate Insurance Co. (1956–1960), Quan's Custom Uniforms
      • 2118: former location of Universal CIT Credit Corp. (1949), Associates Loan Co. (1956), Associates Discount Corp. / Emmco Inc. (1956–1960), Wehby Plumbing & Heating Co. (1964)
      • 2120: former location of Wells Plywoods, Dun & Bradstreet (1956–1964)
    • 2124: former location of Universal CIT Credit Corp. (1964), Award Center
    • 2126: former location of John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance (1960–1964)
    • 2128: former location of Allstate Insurance Co. district service office (1964)
    • 2130: Taco Bell (opened 2014)
  • south side:
    • 2101-2113: The Waites apartments (built 2016)
      • 2101: former location of Waite Dairy Store / Waite's delicatessen (1926-1964), Phil's Grille (1990s), DaVita Dialysis
      • 2105: former location of South Highlands Female College (1899)
      • 2107; former location of Stapleton's grocery (1940)
      • 2109: former location of Guardian Discount Co. (1956–1964), Yellow Dog Saloon, Burly Earl (1976-2008), Stillwater Pub (2009-2016)
      • 2111: former location of Goodwin Engineers & Goodwin Realty (J. W. Goodwin 1956–1964), La Cocina (1974- )
      • 2113: former location of Allied Building Credits (1956), Redisco Inc. auto finance (1960), Aalco Finance Co. (1964), Medusa Records
    • 2115: Our Place Lounge (Marcus Thrasher), former location of Atlas Finance Co. (1964)
    • 2125-2129: former location of the Ranch House Motel (built 1952), Hospitality Inn (closed 2010s, burned down March 2019)
      • 2129: former location of Lanier Co. dictating machines (1956), J. W. Welsh & Co. duplicating machines (1956–1960), Family Counseling Association of Jefferson County (1964)
    • 2131: former location of Stapleton's Fine Foods (1941-1952), Project Engineers Inc. (1960), A. R. Dearborn & Co. real estate (1964), Mediterranean Restaurant (1980s), Anthony's, Romeo's, Thai House
    • 2133: Chai Market, former location of Davis & Major Inc. real estate / Rental Realty Co. / Frank Nelson Jr real estate / Southeastern Homes (1960), Guaranty Acceptance Corp. (1964), Kao's Oriental Foods & Gifts (1975), Chai's Oriental Food Store

• 22nd Street South intersects
  • north side:
    • 2200: Third Presbyterian Church (built 1904)
    • 2208: American Discount Co. building (built 1954), Birmingham Improv Theatre (2019-), former location of American Insurance Co. of Birmingham / American Discount Co. (1954–1964)
    • 2220: former location of Cline Motor Co. (1926), Henry Graddick auto tops (1940)
    • 2230: Pouncy Motor Company, former locations of Dexter-Beck Motors Inc. (1949), T N T Motors autos (1956) Vulcan Lincoln-Mercury used cars (1964)
  • south side:
    • 2201: Continental Drift, former location of Sofoulis Costus fruits (1940), Rainbow Orchard delicatessen (1949), Berthon's Cleaners (1956-)
    • 2205: Fancy Face (2020–), former location of Associates Loan Co. / Emmco Insurance Services (1964), Bill Ingram architect (2008)
    • 2207: former location of K. Stella Brown Realty (1964)
    • 2209: former location of C. E. Reeves Body & Top auto repair (1949–1960) / Jones Roberts Tindall Auto Service (1960) / Wheelock Glass Co. (1960–1964)
    • 2211: former location of Cliff Baker Auto Service (1964)
    • 2217: one-story commercial building (1960–)
    • 2221: former location of Royal Typewriter Co. (1960–1964)
    • 2227-2231: former location of Elias Alexander fruits (1940), Home Beverage Co. (1949), New Life Battery Co. (1956), Southside Transmission Co. (1960), Flower Mart (1964)

• 23rd Street South intersects
  • north side:
    • 2300: Liberty Motors building (built 1957), UAB Studio Arts (2012-), former location of Dexter Hall Motor Inc. (1940), T N T Motors used cars (1956), Vulcan Lincoln-Mercury-Edsel (1960), Vulcan Lincoln-Mercury, Bart Starr Lincoln-Mercury (1970s), Howard Garrett & Associates engineers (1985-), Michael Scott Kendrick physician, Independent Insurance Agents (2004-2010)
    • 2302: Lambert Service Company building (built c. 1920s)
    • 2310: former location of Seventh Avenue Auto Service (1956), L & L Auto Service (1960), Vulcan Lincoln-Mercury service department (1964)
    • 2312: former location of Genuine Parts Co. warehouse (1960)
    • 2314: former location of Shaver Pontiac Co. (1940), Crawford Cruse Business & Equipment Co. (1949), Breneman-Hartshorn Inc. venetian blinds (1956), General Motors Acceptance Corp. warehouse (1960), Magic City Auto Service (1964)
    • 2316-2318: former location of General Motors Acceptance Corp. / General Motors Insurance Corp. (1956–1960), Birmingham Trust National Bank branch
      • 2316 Children's Medical Group
    • 2320-2322: Agency Building (built 1954)
    • 2330: Redmont Market building (built c. 1949), former location of Original Lubricator Co. (1926), Still Tire Shop (1927), C. W. Warren & Co. meats (1940), Dewey Morris & Co. grocers (1940–1949), Redmont Market grocery (1949–1960), Busch & Stokes Co. poultry (1956), T. Roy Bush & Co. poultry (1960), Plaid Stamp Store (1964), Christopher House Antiques (2005)
  • south side:
    • 2301: former location of Hill Grocery Co. (1926–1940), Atlas Chemical Co. / Continental Products Co. (1949), Southeastern Handling Equipment Co. (1956–1960), Smackys bar & deli (1986)
    • 2303: former location of vacant (1960)
    • 2305: former location of Maddox Sisters Cake Shoppe (1926)
    • 2307–2309: former location of Floyd Baird auto parts (1940), Baird Bearing & Parts Co. (1949–1956), vacant (1960) Southside Transmission Co. (1964)
      • 2309: former location of A & E Sales Co. storage (1960)
    • 2311: L & M Automotive, former location of Alabama Auto Trimming Co. (1940–1964)
    • 2319-2321: former location of 7th Avenue Car Wash (1956–1964), One Minute Car Wash
    • 2325: former location of Persian Rug Cleaners (1949–1964)
    • 2327–2731: Wendy's restaurant
      • 2327: former location of A. H. Cather Publishing Co. (1949) Discount Sales salvage (1956), General Electric Credit Corp. (1960), Birmingham Trust National Bank charge plan office (1964)
      • 2329: former location of Mansoud Zanaty grocery (1940), Domit's Market meats (1940–1949), Guaranty Savings Life Insurance Co. (1960), Fidelity Acceptance Corp. (1964)
      • 2331: former location of W. B. Emond & Son grocery (1925–1926), Preferred Risk Mutual Insurance Co. (1960), Lollar's Cameras

• 24th Street South intersects
  • north side:
    • 2400-2404: Colby Decorating Co. building (built 1927), Dread River Distilling Co. (2018-), former location of Colby Decorating Co. (W. D. Colby 1927–), Peck & Hills Furniture (1940-1979), Peck & Hill Antiques (2005)
    • 2406: former location of Steel City Oldsmobile (1949)
    • 2408: former location of Sunshine Cleaners (1940), New Sunshine Laundry & Cleaners, Parker's Sno-Brite Laundry (1949), Antiques and Gardens (2005)
    • 2410-2416: Birmingham Breadworks, former location of Barber Pure Milk Co. (1940–1964)
    • 2424-2430: Redmont Motor Co. building (built 1920s), Hanna Antiques, former location of Redmont Motor Company (1920s), W. F. Green Motors (1938), Liberty Motors (1950), Try-Me Bottling Company (1956–1964), Sleep World (1984)
      • 2424–2428: former location of W. F. Green Motors Dodge dealer, Liberty Motors Inc. body shop (1949)
        • 2424: former location of W. F. Green Motors truck department (1940)
        • 2428: former location of Jordan's Cafe (1940)
      • 2430: former location of ABC Store No. 20 (1940), Liberty Motors Inc. trim shop (1949)
  • south side:
    • 2401–2431: Birmingham Veterans Administration Primary Care Annex (built 2015)
      • 2401: former location of Royal Tire Co. gas station (1940), Harry Cockrell auto repairs (1949) Indurall Paint Center (1956–1964)
      • 2403-2411: former location of Peck & Hills Furniture warehouse (1949–1964)
        • 2405–2411: former location of W. F. Green Motors parts department (1940)
      • 2415-2423: former location of Federal Motor Truck Sales Corp. (1926)
        • 2415: former location of Steel City Oldsmobile building (built c. 1949, demolished 2014), former location of W. F. Green Motors Dodge / Plymouth (1940–1941), Steel City Oldsmobile (1949–1964), Jim Burke Jaguar / Subaru / Isuzu / Saab
        • 2419: former location of Stull's Highland Ice Cream (1940), Grayson Delicious Ice Cream (1949), Barber Pure Milk Co. ice cream division (1956–1964)
        • 2421–2423: former location of A. H. Cather Publishing Co. (1940), Southern Antiques Mart / Freedle Decorators (1949)
          • 2421: vacant (1956), Barber Pure Milk Co. warehouse (1960–1964)
        • 2423–2431: former location of Swann Laundry
          • 2423: former location of Likis Audio (2005)
          • 2425: former location of Event Conference Center (2005)
          • 2425-2427: former location of C & S Auto Parts (1964)
            • 2425: former location of Persian Rug Cleaners (1940), C & S Auto Parts (1960)
            • 2427: former location of Horst's Flowers (1940–1960)
          • 2431: former location of vacant (1940), White Way Cafe (1949), Murray's Restaurant (1956–1964)

• 25th Street South intersects
  • north side:
    • 2500–2502: former location of Highland Ice Cream Co. (1926), Piper Ice Cream Co. (1940–1949), Craft's Cafeteria (1956), Seventh Avenue Cafeteria (1960), Festival Cinema (1970), New Centennial Adult Theatre (1985), Jupiter Theatre (1988), Nabors Electric & Radiator Service (2005–2011)
    • 2508: Nabors Diesel Co. (2017–), former location of Horst's Flowers (Fritz Horst 1964-1973), Lackey Floral Co. (2011–2015)
    • 2414–2530: Elton B. Stephens Expressway passes above
      • 2524: former location of Sam Daidone auto repairs (1956–1964)
      • 2526: Louise Brooks residence
      • 2530: former location of McClain & Stroud (1926), The Pate Company plumbers (1940–1964)
  • south side:
    • 2501: Iniquities Fetish Boutique, former location of Cruse Cigar Company, Birmingham Motors motorcycles (late 1930s–1940), Gibbs-Doster Drug Co. (1949) Barber Milk Co. (1954), Sonic Graphic Shop (2005), Samuel Puccio Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (2011–2017)
    • 2503: Magic City Conjure, former location of Advanced Computer Engraving (2011–2017), A-1 Print & Copy Center (2019)
    • 2505–2507: Lakeview Super Market building
      • 2505: L'Atelier alterations (2011–), former location of Monte's Antique Shop (1940), Lakeview Super Market grocery (1949–1960), Alabama Materials Corp. school equipment (1964-1970), TLC Grooming (2005)
        • 2505B: former location of Tile Contractors Inc. (1956), Remington-Rand Microfilm (1960)
      • 2507: Tips 2 Toes nail salon / Dreams hair salon (2011–), former location of Radio Appliance Service Co. (1940), Mayfield Cleaners (1949), Thompson Electric Co. (1956–1964), Alabama Plate & Negative Service (1970), Bruce Printing (2005)
    • 2509–2511: former location of R. & G. Baking Co. (1940), Albert Bluttman floor coverings (1949), Iron Art (1954-1970), Family Endeavors, (2015–2017), Live Oak Engineering
    • 2413–2529: Elton B. Stephens Expressway passes above
      • 2513: former location of Monte's Antique Shop (1949)
      • 2515-2527: residences
      • 2529: former location of Joseph Scozzari grocery (1940), Carmelo Virciglio grocery (1949), Monte's Antique Shop (1956)

• Elton B. Stephens Expressway overpass (former route of 26th Street South)
  • north side:
    • 2600: former location of Woco Pep Filling Station (1926), Avenue G Service Station (1940–1964)
    • 2612: Aabco Rents, former location of Albert Bluttman Interiors (1956–1964), First National Bank charge retail credit division (1970)
    • 2616: Birmingham Rage Room (David Sanders & Alex Miller 2021–), former location of Minn-Honeywell Regulator Co. (1956–1964), Hale & Co. dry goods (1970), Hand in Paw
    • 2620: former location of UAB Dietetics Warehouse (1988)
    • 2630: Humphrey's Dog Resort (2022–), former location of Standard Oil Co. gas station (1926–1956), Bingham Standard Service Station (1960–1964), 7th Avenue Standard Service Station (1970), battery warehouse, War House (T. C. Cannon 2000–2019)
  • south side:
    • 2601: former location of Glen Iris Dairies (1926), Oscar Weinstein grocery & meats (1940), Grabove Super Market (G. H. Grabove 1949), Fifty Minit Cleaners (1960–1964)
    • 2609: former location of ABC Store No. 11 (1949–1964)
      • 2609½: former location of Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board field office (1949–1964)
    • 2619: former location of Moore & Albright shoe shine stand (1949)
    • 2621: John H. Williams residence
    • 2623: former location of Webb Decorating Co. painters (1940–1949), Parrish Awning & Tarpaulin Co. (1956–1960), Southside Heating & Cooling Co. (1964)
    • 2625: former location of Wadell E. Kabase butcher & grocery (1925), W. D. Grogan upholstery (1940), Ohio Chemical & Manufacturing Co. (1940–1949), L. P. Harless Co. storage (1956–1964)
    • 2627-2631: Al's On Seventh, former location of Massey Decorating Co., Race 2 Lounge, Lakeview Yacht Club, Joe's on Seventh
      • 2627: former location of Williams Plumbing & Heating Co. (1926), E. H. McBee Jr radio sales (1927), Bartholomew Murray hardware (1940), L. P. Harless Co. fire equipment distributors (1949–1964), Appliance Service Center (1970) and the Jefferson County Civil Defense siren
      • 2629: former location of John E. Hall barber (1940), Birmingham Appliance & Radio Shop (1949)
      • 2631: former location of East End Drug Co. (1926–1949), East End Sundries (1956–1964), Alabama Sales Inc. (1970)

• 27th Street South intersection
  • north side:
    • 2700–2732: Southside Office Warehouse
      • 2700–2706: former location of Gulf Refining Co. gas station (1940), Feld's Gulf Service gas station (1949–1960)
        • 2700: St Vincent's DME Warehouse
      • 2708: Triad Isotopes
      • 2714: former location of South Side Poultry Market (Ned Hill 1940–1949), South Side Poultry & Egg Market (1956)
      • 2720: former location of Merrill Refrigerator & Radio Co. (1956-1970)
      • 2722–2724: former location of Boutwell-Foster Co. printers supplies
        • 2722: former location of Elite Dry Cleaning Co. (1926), Merrill Refrigerator & Radio Service Co. / Everett Equipment CO. / Wylie Axford & Aossciates manufacturer's agents (1949), vacant (1956), Rozar's Paint Service (1960-1970)
        • 2724: former location of Tropical Food Produce Co. (1926), Gabriel Handley contractor (1949), Crawford Painting Co. (1956), vacant (1960), Ada's Flowers & Gifts (1964)
      • 2726-2728: former location of Osment Bros. Grocery Co. (1926), Baird Bearing & Parts Co. (1960-1970)
        • 2726: former location of Jefferson News Co. (1940), Standard Coffee Co. (1949), Jeff Tire Co. (1956)
        • 2728: former location of Peerless Laundry (1940), Peerless-White Swan Laundry & Dry Cleaning (1949), American Peerless Laundry & Cleaners (1956)
      • 2732: Southern Diagnostic Laboratories
  • south side:
    • 2701: Gusty Gulas Group, former location of Dainty Maid Bakery (1926), Dainty Maid Food Shop (1940–1949), Birmingham Appliance & Radio Co. (1956–1964)
    • 2701C: former location of Ideal Heating & Refrigerating Co. (1926), Peter Laul tailor (1949), Keleket X-Ray Corp. (1956) Fowler Candy Co. (1960)
    • 2703: former office location of Paul Ellison excavator (1956–1960), Paul Ellison accountant (1964)
  • 27th Place South begins (south only)
    • 2705–2707 (700 27th Place South): Lamar & Associates accountants, former location of Automatic Heating Co. (1926), Birmingham Aquarium Company (1930s), Peerless Gas & Appliance Co. (1949), Acton & Grice plumbing & heating (1956), Birmingham Appliance & Radio Co. storage (1960), AAA Paint Supply (1964)
      • 2707: former location of Great A & P Tea Co. (1926), Family Service Laundry (1940), Brick & Tile Manufacturing Co. sales (1956)
    • 2709: former location of Newman Sausage Co. / Newman's Pork Products Co. (1940–1949), Shaw's Hydraulic Equipment Service (1956), Chain Saw & Tool Supply Co. (1960–1964)
      • 2711–2715: Tin Roof, former location of TC
        • 2711: former location of Piggly-Wiggly (1926), Hudson Plumbing & Heating Co. (H. J. Hudson 1940–1949), Tile Contractors Inc. warehouse (1956), Shaw Hydraulic Equipment Service Co. (1960)
        • 2713: former location of Edwards Upholstering & Repair Shop (Lynn Edwards 1940), Patrick Furniture Repair Shop (Zeno Patrick 1949), Patrick's Furnace Service (1956)
        • 2715: former location of Webb Decorating Co. painters (1956–1960)
    • 2717: office building: Alabama Environmental Council, Salon Picasso's, former location of United Electronics Laboratory (1964-1970), Green Central Station
    • 2721: former location of Union Bankers & Insurance Co. (1964-1970)
      • 2721½: former location of United Electronics Laboratory classrooms (1970)
    • 2723: former location of State Farm Insurance (1964), Hooper-Holmes Bureau (1970)
      • 2723½: former office of C. O. Ketcham public accountant (1964-1970)
    • 2725-2729: former location of Birmingham Trust National Bank banking department (1964)
      • 2725A: former location of United Electronics Laboratory classrooms (1970)
      • 2715½: former location of Alabama Association of Credit Executives (1970)
    • 2731: former site of 700 28th Street South, home of Neuromascular Solutions massage therapy, Beautiful South Real Estate, and the law office of Carl West (demolished 2015)

• 28th Street South intersects
  • north side:
    • 2800-2824: Rise Lakeview apartments and retail (built 2012 as 29 Seven)
      • 2800–2806: former location of Chicken in the Rough drive-in (1949–1956), Chicken In Dixie drive-in (1960), Riteway Drive-Inn (1964-1970), Uncut Flowers (2005), Chaos
      • 2808: former location of Kent Electric Supply Co. (1970) Long's Electronics (1978), Norton's Florist (2005)
    • 2826: former location of Royal Antique Shop (1927), Billy's Dog House soft drinks (1949), Ben's Dog House restaurant (Shaheen Erben 1956-1970), Southside Cafe (2005)
    • 2830: former location of Texas Company filling station (1926), Lawrence Westbrook filling station (1940), Eli's Barbecue/Eli's Drive-In (1946-1958), Ed Salem's Drive-In No. 3 (1958-), Sharble's Drive-In (1964-1970), 729 Club. WSGN-AM's "Sky Castle" broadcast booth was in the parking lot.
  • south side:
    • 2801–2803: Mojo Pub & Grill (2015-), former location of Reid's Pharmacy (1926), American Painting & Decorating Co. (1940–1949), Los Angeles (2005-2008), Café de Paris (2008-2013)
    • 2805–2807: The Oasis (2005), former location of Porter-Cable Machine Co. / J. A. McGwier & Sons wood working machinery (1940–1964)
    • 2811: Jack Brown's (2013–), former location of Hill Grocery Co. (1926), Heating Service Co. contractors (1940–1964), Adco Boiler Co. (1970), Lazlo's Pizza (1994–1996), Sol y Luna (1997–2013)
    • 2815: former location of Hillcrest Gardens florist (1940), The Lamplighter repairs (1956),Jefferson Life & Casualty Co. (1960), Universal Distributing Co. book distributors (1964), Kwik Fifty Minute Cleaners (1970)
    • 2817-2829: Avon Theater building (built 1927)
      • 2817–2819: Red Mountain Church, former location of the Avon Theater (1927), vacant (1940), Avon Theater (1949–1960) / Lakeview Bazaar (1949)
      • 2825: former location of vacant (1940), Exclusive Children's Shop (1949), Smartt Flowers & Gifts (1956), vacant (1960), Graphicsouth commercial artists (1970)
      • 2827: former location of Reid's Apothecary (1940), Kathleen Hogan Co. cakes & catering (1949–1956), Cain & Hatcher Cake Shop (1960-1970)
      • 2829: former location of Contract Furniture Co. (1960), Straight Furrow Productions (1984-1990), Vazda studios (-2006)
    • 2831-2839: Avon Building (built 1926)
      • 2831: Dragonfly Salon, former location of Frozen Food Center (1949), Overton Photo Service (1956), Kwik Cleaners (1985), Hala Hair & Make-Up Design
      • 2833-2839: Los Amigos restaurant (2019-), former location of the Exclusive Furniture Shop (1927-), Bombay Café (1986-), Rare Martini (2006–2017), Bird's Bar & Pizza (2017-2018)

• 29th Street South intersect:
  • north side:
    • 2900-2912: Metropolitan in Lakeview apartments (built 2017)
      • 2900: former location of Grayson's Delicious Ice Cream (1949), vacant (1956), Carlisle Realty Co. (1960–1964), The Outer Focus nightclub (1970–1971)
      • 2902: former location of vacant (1949), Leroy Thurman barber (1956), Miller's Barber Shop (1960–1964), Ben's Barber Shop (1970)
      • 2904: former location of vacant (1949), Matalone Interiors upholstery (1960), Margie's Beauty Salon (1964), Raggedy Ann's Beauty Salon (1970)
      • 2906: former location of vacant (1949), Stephen's Flower Shop (1956–1964), Lakeview Sandwich Shop (1970), Shenanigans sandwich shop
      • 2912: former location of Alabama Heart Association (1960–1964), Computa-Date Corp. (1970)
    • 2916: Card residence (built c. 1920s) J. Mason Dillard & Co. insurance adjusters (1970-), former location of Pratt Electric Co. (1956–1964), Alabama Scientific Co.
    • 2918: Petras residence (built c. 1920s), Dobbins-Harville Realty, former location of American Painting & Decorating Co. (1956–1960), Alabama Painting & Decorating Co. (1964-1970) / Ben H. Dorroh realty & Insurance (1970)
    • 2920-2930: Metropolitan in Lakeview apartments (built 2017)
      • 2920: former location of Picard Testing Laboratories (1940–1960), Law-Burrow-Agee Laboratories, Law Engineering Testing Co. (1960–1964), Alabama Testing Laboratories (1964), P. & S. X-Ray Co. (1970)
      • 2922: former office location of Wilmot C. Douglas & Associates architects (1956-1970)
      • 2930: former location of Jack Yauger & Co. steel products (1956–1964), Benedict Baggs Co. / Veenschoten & Co. manufacturers' agents (1970)
  • south side:
    • 2901: Avon Place parking lot, former location of Gahan's Service Station (1956), Salamone Sinclair Service Station (1960), Hand's Service Station (1964-1970)
    • 2905: former location of Junior League Home (1926)
    • 2907: former location of Old South Antiques (1960–1964)
    • 2911–2915: ABC Store No. 11, former location of Children's Hospital nurses' home (1949–1960), State ABC Board field office (1970)
      • 2911B: Lakeview Shoe Hospital (2017–)
    • 2917–2919: Sidebar, formerly a dry cleaner, The Barking Kudu
    • 2933–2937: Pappas Building, former site of Holy Innocents Hospital, Birmingham Children's Hospital nurses' home (1926)

• 30th Street South intersects
  • north side:
    • 3000: Formworks architects, former location of W. P. Pickard meats & groceries (1925), The Cline Apartments (1926), Joan Apartments (1940–1964), Birmingham Building Co. (1970)
    • 3004: Truitt Insurance & Bonding, former location of Van Keuren, Davis & Co. (1956–1960), Davis, Speake & Thrasher architects (1964–1970)
    • 3008: former location of Whirlpool Corp. wholesale appliances (1964-1970)
    • 3016: former location of Ford Myatt & Ebaugh Inc. real estate / Garber Insurance Agency / Independent Insurance Agents / Hawkins Insurance Agency / Lazarus Insurance Agency (1970)
    • 3020: former location of Cleage Construction Co. (1970)
    • 3028: former location of Okonite-Callender Cable Co. (1956), Okonite Company wire manufacturers (1956-1970), Essex (2005), Red Mountain Theatre Company offices (2015–2020)
  • south side:
    • 3001–3005: former location of Alabama Business Equipment Co. (1970)
      • 3001:
      • 3005: former location of A. C. Keily photographer (1956-1970), Photocraft Inc. (1980)
      • 3011–3015: former location of Birmingham Insecticide Co. (1940), Frank Kay Clinic psychiatrists (Frank Kay 1956-1970), Charles Herlihy psychiatrist (1970)
    • 3017–3033: Brasfield & Gorrie headquarters office
      • 3021: former location of J. L. Howarth & Co. manufacturer's agents (1956), George H. McFadden & Bros. cotton merchants (1956–1960) Photocopy Warehouse (1964), Ram Tool & Supply Co. (1970)

• 31st Street South intersects (south only)
  • north side:
    • 3100: former location of Richardson Construction Co. (1956-1970), Stanley Jones (2005)
    • 3110: former location of Vulcan Electric Distributors (1970)
    • 3130–3132: former location of Frank Salerno grocery (1940), Samuel Guarino grocery (1949–1956), S & C Grocery (1960–1964)
  • south side:
    • 3105: former location of Dorm Decor showroom
    • 3107: former location of A. H. Cather Publishing
    • 3109: former location of Cruse Cigar & Candy Co. / Auto Vend Co. (1970)
    • 3117: former location of Jerry Williams barber (1949), Southside Church of God (1956, demolished 2024)
    • 3119–3131: parking lot
      • 3119: former location of Jerry Williams barber / Hattie Williams nurse (1956–1960)

• road ends at 32nd Street South, entrance to PNC Bank Harry B. Brock Administrative Center

Forest Park-South Avondale neighborhood

• street resumes at 34th Street South
  • north side:
    • 3424: New Pilgrim Tower assisted living apartments
• 35th Street South intersects:
  • north side:
    • 3500–3504: 3500 7th Avenue South, former location of CRS Engineers, SSOE Group
    • 3508: CAM South commercial property managers
    • 3512: Southside Apartment Co.
    • 3520–3522: Living Well Health Clinic / "The Hub"/"El Centro" (2020–)
      • 3522: former location of F. J. Evans Engineering Co.
  • south side:
    • 3501: Westport Apparatus, former location of Southern Banknote
    • 3513: Jefferson Alcoholic Foundation (2024–) / Industrial Health Council of Jefferson County
    • 3521: Living Well Outpatient Center
    • 3529: AIDS Alabama
• street ends at 36th Street South

East Avondale neighborhood

• 4435: former location of Etna Strickland music teacher (1960)
• 4716: former site of Avondale Presbyterian Church (1960), Mount Lebanon Baptist Church
• 4750–4756: former location of Crestwood Garden Apartments

South East Lake neighborhood

• 7702–7714: Vanderbilt Apartments

Unknown addresses

• former site of Reynolds Historical Library
• Big-Hearted Eddie's Used Cars
• McCrory Building Company