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'''2nd Avenue North''' (or '''Second Avenue North''', formerly just '''2nd Avenue''') is an east-west street running through | '''2nd Avenue North''' (or '''Second Avenue North''', formerly just '''2nd Avenue''') is an [[east-west avenue|east-west street]] running through [[Birmingham]], one block north of, and parallel to [[1st Avenue North]]. The street is so named from [[Center Street]] in the west (where it becomes [[Tuscaloosa Avenue]]), continuously through downtown, to [[29th Street North]], after which it dead ends. | ||
Sections of 2nd Avenue North reappear between [[32nd Street North|32nd]] and [[35th Street North|35th Street]]s, between [[47th Street North|47th]] and [[52nd Street North|52nd Street]]s, between [[53rd Street North|53rd]] and [[54th Street North|54th Street]]s, and again east of [[Trotwood Park]] between [[71st Street North|71st]] and [[78th Street North|78th Street]]s. A short stub of 2nd Avenue North runs toward [[East Lake Park]] from [[80th Street North|80th Street]] near [[I-59]], then resumes between [[85th Street North|85th]] and [[86th Street North|86th Street]]s near [[Roebuck]]. | Sections of 2nd Avenue North reappear between [[32nd Street North|32nd]] and [[35th Street North|35th Street]]s, between [[47th Street North|47th]] and [[52nd Street North|52nd Street]]s, between [[53rd Street North|53rd]] and [[54th Street North|54th Street]]s, and again east of [[Trotwood Park]] between [[71st Street North|71st]] and [[78th Street North|78th Street]]s. A short stub of 2nd Avenue North runs toward [[East Lake Park]] from [[80th Street North|80th Street]] near [[I-59]], then resumes between [[85th Street North|85th]] and [[86th Street North|86th Street]]s near [[Roebuck]]. | ||
The area north of 2nd Avenue between [[11th Street North|11th]] and [[14th Street North|14th Street]]s was once known as [[Baconsides]], and was particularly hard hit by the [[1873 cholera epidemic]]. 2nd Avenue North is the setting for the fictional "Olympia Gym" in the novel and film, ''[[Stay Hungry]]''. | The area north of 2nd Avenue between [[11th Street North|11th]] and [[14th Street North|14th Street]]s was once known as [[Baconsides]], and was particularly hard hit by the [[1873 cholera epidemic]]. 2nd Avenue North is the setting for the fictional "Olympia Gym" in the novel and film, ''[[Stay Hungry]]''. | ||
The section of 2nd Avenue between [[20th Street North|20th]] and [[24th Street North|24th Street]] is part of the [[Downtown Birmingham Historic District]]. Until the mid-1980s, [[Red Mountain Expressway]] terminated at the 2nd Avenue North offramp. | The section of 2nd Avenue between [[20th Street North|20th]] and [[24th Street North|24th Street]] is part of the [[Downtown Birmingham Historic District]]. Until the mid-1980s, [[Red Mountain Expressway]] terminated at the 2nd Avenue North offramp. | ||
[[MAX Transit Route 1]] and [[MAX Transit Route 3]] take 2nd Avenue westward to [[Elyton]]. | [[MAX Transit Route 1]] and [[MAX Transit Route 3]] take 2nd Avenue westward to [[Elyton]]. | ||
==Notable locations== | ==Notable locations== | ||
'' | {{Alphabetical locations}} | ||
{{Date disclaimer}} | |||
===[[Smithfield neighborhood]]=== | |||
:''Not all intersections are listed.'' | |||
* [[Center Street]] intersects (road continues west as [[Tuscaloosa Avenue Southwest]]) | |||
** 1: [[Starlight Ballroom]], former location of [[Elyton Masonic Hall]] | |||
*** 1: former location of [[Ward Drug Co.]] (1964) | |||
*** 1a: former meeting location of [[Elyton Lodge No. 835]], [[Farrar Lodge No. 8]] & [[Horace J. Salter Chapter No. 340]] (1964) | |||
*** 3: [[Instant Tax Service]], former location of [[Toledo Scale Co.]] (1964) | |||
** 6: [[Center Street Food, Gas & Diesel]] | |||
** 9: former location of [[Newsom Termite & Pest Control]] | |||
** 11: [[Robertson Glass Company]] | |||
** 28: [[Lollipop Lane Foundation]] day care center | |||
** 29: former location of [[McBride Sign Co.]] (1964–1973) | |||
** 45: former location of James M. Russell, Attorney at Law (1882) | |||
* [[1st Street North]] intersection | |||
** 100: [[Birmingham Gear]], former location of [[Parker Tool & Die Co.]] (1964) | |||
** 129: former location of [[Elyton Community Center]] (1937-) | |||
* [[1st Place North]] intersection (North only), access to [[Jefferson County Family Court]] | |||
[[File:St Johns Episcopal Elyton.jpg|right|thumb|375px|St John's Episcopal Church]] | |||
** 109: [[Birmingham Fire Station No. 21]] ([[Elyton]]), former location of [[West End Civitan Club]] (1964) | |||
** 110: former location of [[St John's Episcopal Church]], [[Elyton Shoe Shop]] (1964) | |||
** 118: former location of [[Henry L. Moore Poultry Co.]] (1964) | |||
** 120: [[Precision Lighting]] | |||
** 140: former location of [[Herbert J. Orr Enterprise]] rental agents and [[Good Housekeeping Store]] (1964) | |||
** 143: former location of [[Dennis & Co.]] dry goods (1964) | |||
** 145: former location of [[Dennis Grocery]] (1964) | |||
* [[2nd Street North]] intersects | |||
** 200½: former location of [[Dr A.N. Ballard]] (1887), [[Exchange Cigar Manufacturing Co.]] (1904) | |||
** 208: [[Magic City Plywood]] | |||
** 217: former location of [[Newman Sausage Co.]] (1964–1978) | |||
** 228: [[JCCEO|JCCEO Community Services Building]] | |||
** 238: [[Birmingham Chapter No. 4]], [[Disabled American Veterans]] (1961–) | |||
* [[3rd Street North]] intersects | |||
** 301: former location of [[Alabama Overall Service]] commercial laundry, [[Mid-State Printing]] | |||
** 308: [[Hico Helium Balloon Distributors]], former location of [[Southeastern Sewing Machine Distributors]] and [[Southeaster Food & Freezer Distributors]] (1964) | |||
** 319: [[Jackson's Upholstery Shop]] | |||
** 320: former location of [[Straight Furrow Productions]] (-1985) | |||
** 322: former location of [[Saia Pet Supply Co.]], [[New Philadelphia Holiness Church]] (1997) | |||
** 324: former location of [[Saia Pet Supply Co.]] warehouse | |||
** 329: former location of [[Elyton Hardware Company]] (1964) | |||
** 333: [[Right Price Auto Sales]], former location of [[Dixie Industrial Equipment Company]] (1964), [[Curtis Body Shop]] | |||
** 339: former location of [[Supreme Super Market]] (1964) | |||
* [[4th Street South]] intersects | |||
** 400: [[Foxx Trap]] (former location of [[Supreme Super Market]]), former location of [[Hallelujah Center]] (1997) | |||
** 401: [[Real Thorough Contractors]], former location of [[St Lucy's Catholic Mission]] (1946), [[Dundee Cleaners]] / [[The Poodle Salon]] barber shop (1964), [[Johnson Cleaners]] (1977) | |||
** 406: former location of the [[W. L. Wilson residence]] | |||
** 416: former location of [[Hill Grocery Co.]] (1922) | |||
** 417: [[Labor Finders]] employment agency | |||
** 418: former location of [[Ward Drug Co.]] (1922) | |||
** 420: former location of [[R. A. Vaughan]] grocery (1922) | |||
** 423: former location of [[Sahid Bahakel]] grocery (1922) | |||
** 426: [[Elyton Cemetery]] (addressed as 510 in 1922) | |||
** 437: [[Custom Counters]] | |||
** 440: [[Best Rate Appliances]] | |||
* [[5th Street North]] intersects | |||
** 501: former location of [[P. Monella]] grocery (1922), [[Contempo Creations]] furniture manufacturer (1964) | |||
** 506: former location of [[C. M. Bitz]] grocery (1922) | |||
** 538-544: former location of [[Lewis Bakery]] (c. 1934) | |||
*** 538: former location of [[T. J. Beresford]] grocery (1922) | |||
** 540: [[Birmingham Vending Company]] | |||
** 542: former location of [[Dispatch Printing & Stationery Co.]] (1964) | |||
** 544: former location of [[Cavu Club]] ([[Burdett Tarrant]] 1958) | |||
** bridge over tributary to [[Valley Creek]] | |||
** [[Atlantic Coast Line Railroad]] tracks | |||
** 608: [[Dinkey's Auto Collision Center]] | |||
* [[6th Place North]] (north) / [[1st Court North]] intersects | |||
** north side: | |||
*** 600-652: [[Firehouse Shelter]] (built 2020), former location of [[Firehouse Ministries]]' community garden (-2019) | |||
**** 620: former location of [[Deluxe Body Shop]] auto painters (1964) | |||
**** 624: former location of [[C. W. Stewart Machinery Co.]] (1964) | |||
**** 630-632: former location of [[Highland Ice Cream Co.]] and bakery (1926) | |||
**** 636: former location of [[Lowry Premiere Corp.]] printers (1964) | |||
**** 650-652: former location of [[Art Sign Co.]] | |||
** south side: | |||
*** 613: [[Birmingham Autobody]], former location of [[Meer's Building Supply]] (on 1st Court North, 1964) | |||
*** 631: former location of [[Dixie Neon]] (1959-1964) | |||
*** 645: [[Midsouth Installers]], former location of [[Birmingham Tractor Co.]], [[General Welding Co.]] | |||
* [[7th Street North]] intersects | |||
** 700: [[Business Machines, Inc.]], former location of [[Birmingham Cooperative Stores]] (1964) | |||
** 703: former location of [[Giles Memorial Baptist Church]] (1927) | |||
** 706: [[Victory Missionary Baptist Church]], former location of [[Mount Calvary Baptist Church]] (1935, 1964) | |||
** 716: [[Washer & Refrigerator Supply Co.]] (1964-) | |||
** 717: [[Collins Automotive]], former location of [[Acme Appliance Service]] (1964) | |||
** 721: former location of [[Second Avenue Grocery]] (1964) | |||
** 724: [[Washer & Refrigerator Supply Co.]] repair shop (1964-) | |||
** 731: former location of [[G. V. DiGiorgio]] grocery (1922), [[Jackson Electric Co.]] | |||
* [[8th Street North]] intersects | |||
** 801: [[Buffalo Electric Supply Co.]] | |||
** 810: former location of [[Reese Service Co.]] (1964), [[AAA Appliance Parts]] (1970) | |||
** 811: former location of [[John McQueen]] residence (1904) | |||
** 812: former location of [[Sadler's Garage]] and [[Shipp Upholstery & Glass]] (1964) | |||
** 816-818: former location of [[AAA Letter Service]] (1964) | |||
** 816: [[Lace & Things]] | |||
** 818: [[Platinum Styles & Cuts]], former location of [[Real Records]] | |||
** 821: [[Platinum of Birmingham]] nightclub, former location of [[Fox's Animal Hospital]] (1964) | |||
** 830: vacant lot, former location of [[Wilborn Service Station]] and [[Wilborn Construction Co.]] (1957), [[Metro Auto & Detail]] (2000s), [[Swagg Automotive and Detail]] | |||
* [[9th Street North]] intersects | |||
** 900: former location of [[Sloan Service System & Garage]] (1958), [[Escape Lounge & Restaurant]] (1964), [[Tootie's Cabaret]], [[Downtown Corral]] country nightclub (1972), [[Glenn's Social & Savings Club]] (burned 2010) | |||
** 901: former location of [[Southern Carpet & Rug Cleaners]] (1964), [[K. U. Jones]] veterinary infirmary | |||
** 910: former location of [[Hunter Built]] stock brokers (1964) | |||
** 911: [[Reliable Formed Plastics]] | |||
** 912: former location of [[Pierce-Taber Paint Co.]] wholesale (1964) | |||
** 917: [[Classic Printing & Signs]] former location of [[Bomar Printing Company]] (1964) | |||
** 921: [[Faith Chapel Care Center]], former location of [[Birmingham Brick Cleaning & Waterproofing Co.]] (1964), [[Paramount Auto Sales]] | |||
** 925: former location of [[Dixie Coverall Supply]] (1964) | |||
** 930: former location of [[Cowin Equipment Co.]] (1964) | |||
* [[10th Street North]] intersects (south only) | |||
** 1009: former location of [[Southeastern Bolt & Screw]] (1964) | |||
** 1010: former location of [[X Auto Parts]] (1957) | |||
** 1021: former location of [[Brice Building Company]] (1964) | |||
** 1030: former location of [[Bush Oil Co.]] gas station (1964) | |||
** 1031: former location of [[Hammock's Service Station]] (1964) | |||
* [[Interstate 65]] passes above | |||
===[[Fountain Heights]] neighborhood=== | |||
{{Main|2nd Avenue North (Downtown)}} | |||
===[[Central City neighborhood|Central City]] neighborhood=== | |||
{{Main|2nd Avenue North (Downtown)}} | |||
* [[Seaboard Railway]] crosses | |||
* [[Alabama Great Southern Railroad]] crosses | |||
* [[Southern Railway]] crosses | |||
* 2701: former location of [[Donahoo Horse & Mule Co.]] (1925) | |||
* 2714: [[McCorquodale Transfer]] ([[Bart McCorquodale]] 1995–), former location of [[Herman J. Downey Sons]] auto parts (1964) | |||
* 2720: former location of [[Herman J. Downey & Co.]] manufacturer's representative (1964) | |||
* 2721: former location of [[Alabama Probation and Parole Birmingham Office]] (-2019) | |||
** former location of [[Brice Building Company]] (1985) | |||
* 2728: [[ABC Supply Co.]] | |||
* [[28th Street North]] intersects | |||
** 2831: [[Southland Trailer Service]] (2019-), former location of [[Marc Steel Company]] (1964), [[FleetPride]] (2015-2017) | |||
* [[29th Street North]] intersects (north only) | |||
* [[Central of Georgia Railway]] crosses | |||
** 2906: former location of [[Kirkpatrick Sand & Cement Co.]] (1964) | |||
===[[North Avondale]]=== | |||
* 3420: [[Thomas School]]/[[Jimmie Hale Mission]] | |||
* 3431: former location of [[New Hope Baptist Church]] (1892-c. 1899, 1912-1964) | |||
* 4022: former location of the [[Cameo Theatre]] (1927) | |||
* 4030: former location of [[Avondale Tailoring Co.]] (1927) | |||
* 4143: former location of [[Frederick Barden]] restaurant (1928) | |||
* 4360: former location of [[Mt Pleasant Baptist Church]] (1940) | |||
* 4367: former location of [[Estelle Phillips]] lunch room (1927) | |||
===[[Woodlawn]]=== | |||
* 4600: former location of [[Merit Oak Flooring Co.]], [[Charles F. Melcher]] monuments, and [[Coleanor Coal Co.]] (1925) | |||
* 4735 [[Corpus Christi Faith Church]], former location of [[Full Gospel Church]] (1940), [[First Assembly of God]] (1955, 1971) | |||
* 5012: former site of [[Gibson School]] (1904-1943), which was converted into apartments. Later the [[D'Orleans Condominiums]] (1986, demolished before 2012) | |||
* 5900: former location of [[Woodlawn Livery Co.]] stables (1910) | |||
===[[Wahouma]]=== | |||
* 6221: former location of [[Alabama Glastek]] (demolished 2020) | |||
* 7721: former location of [[John Ray's Supper Club]] | |||
===[[North East Lake]]=== | |||
* 8615: former location of [[Wesleyan Methodist Church]] (1940) | |||
* 8626: [[New Covenant of Faith Ministries]], former location of [[Second Avenue Baptist Church]] (1971, 1996), [[A Light in the City - Power House]] and [[Greater Love Ministry]] (both 2003) | |||
=== Unknown addresses === | |||
* [[R. H. Roberts' Hardware]], former location of [[Birmingham Art Association]] | |||
* | |||
* | ==References== | ||
* Ervin, Mark (December 1, 2016) "[https://bigcom.com/2016/12/birmingham-2nd-avenue-ginkgo-trees/ Birmingham in Bloom: An Analysis of the 2nd Avenue Ginkgo Trees]" Big Communications | |||
[[Category:2nd Avenue North|*]] | [[Category:2nd Avenue North|*]] |
Latest revision as of 11:26, 4 August 2024
2nd Avenue North (or Second Avenue North, formerly just 2nd Avenue) is an east-west street running through Birmingham, one block north of, and parallel to 1st Avenue North. The street is so named from Center Street in the west (where it becomes Tuscaloosa Avenue), continuously through downtown, to 29th Street North, after which it dead ends.
Sections of 2nd Avenue North reappear between 32nd and 35th Streets, between 47th and 52nd Streets, between 53rd and 54th Streets, and again east of Trotwood Park between 71st and 78th Streets. A short stub of 2nd Avenue North runs toward East Lake Park from 80th Street near I-59, then resumes between 85th and 86th Streets near Roebuck.
The area north of 2nd Avenue between 11th and 14th Streets was once known as Baconsides, and was particularly hard hit by the 1873 cholera epidemic. 2nd Avenue North is the setting for the fictional "Olympia Gym" in the novel and film, Stay Hungry.
The section of 2nd Avenue between 20th and 24th Street is part of the Downtown Birmingham Historic District. Until the mid-1980s, Red Mountain Expressway terminated at the 2nd Avenue North offramp.
MAX Transit Route 1 and MAX Transit Route 3 take 2nd Avenue westward to Elyton.
Notable locations
- For an alphabetical list of locations, see the 2nd Avenue North category.
- Dates in parentheses indicate when the address was known to have been used, not necessarily the entire span of its use.
Smithfield neighborhood
- Not all intersections are listed.
- Center Street intersects (road continues west as Tuscaloosa Avenue Southwest)
- 1: Starlight Ballroom, former location of Elyton Masonic Hall
- 1: former location of Ward Drug Co. (1964)
- 1a: former meeting location of Elyton Lodge No. 835, Farrar Lodge No. 8 & Horace J. Salter Chapter No. 340 (1964)
- 3: Instant Tax Service, former location of Toledo Scale Co. (1964)
- 6: Center Street Food, Gas & Diesel
- 9: former location of Newsom Termite & Pest Control
- 11: Robertson Glass Company
- 28: Lollipop Lane Foundation day care center
- 29: former location of McBride Sign Co. (1964–1973)
- 45: former location of James M. Russell, Attorney at Law (1882)
- 1: Starlight Ballroom, former location of Elyton Masonic Hall
- 1st Street North intersection
- 100: Birmingham Gear, former location of Parker Tool & Die Co. (1964)
- 129: former location of Elyton Community Center (1937-)
- 1st Place North intersection (North only), access to Jefferson County Family Court
- 109: Birmingham Fire Station No. 21 (Elyton), former location of West End Civitan Club (1964)
- 110: former location of St John's Episcopal Church, Elyton Shoe Shop (1964)
- 118: former location of Henry L. Moore Poultry Co. (1964)
- 120: Precision Lighting
- 140: former location of Herbert J. Orr Enterprise rental agents and Good Housekeeping Store (1964)
- 143: former location of Dennis & Co. dry goods (1964)
- 145: former location of Dennis Grocery (1964)
- 2nd Street North intersects
- 200½: former location of Dr A.N. Ballard (1887), Exchange Cigar Manufacturing Co. (1904)
- 208: Magic City Plywood
- 217: former location of Newman Sausage Co. (1964–1978)
- 228: JCCEO Community Services Building
- 238: Birmingham Chapter No. 4, Disabled American Veterans (1961–)
- 3rd Street North intersects
- 301: former location of Alabama Overall Service commercial laundry, Mid-State Printing
- 308: Hico Helium Balloon Distributors, former location of Southeastern Sewing Machine Distributors and Southeaster Food & Freezer Distributors (1964)
- 319: Jackson's Upholstery Shop
- 320: former location of Straight Furrow Productions (-1985)
- 322: former location of Saia Pet Supply Co., New Philadelphia Holiness Church (1997)
- 324: former location of Saia Pet Supply Co. warehouse
- 329: former location of Elyton Hardware Company (1964)
- 333: Right Price Auto Sales, former location of Dixie Industrial Equipment Company (1964), Curtis Body Shop
- 339: former location of Supreme Super Market (1964)
- 4th Street South intersects
- 400: Foxx Trap (former location of Supreme Super Market), former location of Hallelujah Center (1997)
- 401: Real Thorough Contractors, former location of St Lucy's Catholic Mission (1946), Dundee Cleaners / The Poodle Salon barber shop (1964), Johnson Cleaners (1977)
- 406: former location of the W. L. Wilson residence
- 416: former location of Hill Grocery Co. (1922)
- 417: Labor Finders employment agency
- 418: former location of Ward Drug Co. (1922)
- 420: former location of R. A. Vaughan grocery (1922)
- 423: former location of Sahid Bahakel grocery (1922)
- 426: Elyton Cemetery (addressed as 510 in 1922)
- 437: Custom Counters
- 440: Best Rate Appliances
- 5th Street North intersects
- 501: former location of P. Monella grocery (1922), Contempo Creations furniture manufacturer (1964)
- 506: former location of C. M. Bitz grocery (1922)
- 538-544: former location of Lewis Bakery (c. 1934)
- 538: former location of T. J. Beresford grocery (1922)
- 540: Birmingham Vending Company
- 542: former location of Dispatch Printing & Stationery Co. (1964)
- 544: former location of Cavu Club (Burdett Tarrant 1958)
- bridge over tributary to Valley Creek
- Atlantic Coast Line Railroad tracks
- 608: Dinkey's Auto Collision Center
- 6th Place North (north) / 1st Court North intersects
- north side:
- 600-652: Firehouse Shelter (built 2020), former location of Firehouse Ministries' community garden (-2019)
- 620: former location of Deluxe Body Shop auto painters (1964)
- 624: former location of C. W. Stewart Machinery Co. (1964)
- 630-632: former location of Highland Ice Cream Co. and bakery (1926)
- 636: former location of Lowry Premiere Corp. printers (1964)
- 650-652: former location of Art Sign Co.
- 600-652: Firehouse Shelter (built 2020), former location of Firehouse Ministries' community garden (-2019)
- south side:
- 613: Birmingham Autobody, former location of Meer's Building Supply (on 1st Court North, 1964)
- 631: former location of Dixie Neon (1959-1964)
- 645: Midsouth Installers, former location of Birmingham Tractor Co., General Welding Co.
- north side:
- 7th Street North intersects
- 700: Business Machines, Inc., former location of Birmingham Cooperative Stores (1964)
- 703: former location of Giles Memorial Baptist Church (1927)
- 706: Victory Missionary Baptist Church, former location of Mount Calvary Baptist Church (1935, 1964)
- 716: Washer & Refrigerator Supply Co. (1964-)
- 717: Collins Automotive, former location of Acme Appliance Service (1964)
- 721: former location of Second Avenue Grocery (1964)
- 724: Washer & Refrigerator Supply Co. repair shop (1964-)
- 731: former location of G. V. DiGiorgio grocery (1922), Jackson Electric Co.
- 8th Street North intersects
- 801: Buffalo Electric Supply Co.
- 810: former location of Reese Service Co. (1964), AAA Appliance Parts (1970)
- 811: former location of John McQueen residence (1904)
- 812: former location of Sadler's Garage and Shipp Upholstery & Glass (1964)
- 816-818: former location of AAA Letter Service (1964)
- 816: Lace & Things
- 818: Platinum Styles & Cuts, former location of Real Records
- 821: Platinum of Birmingham nightclub, former location of Fox's Animal Hospital (1964)
- 830: vacant lot, former location of Wilborn Service Station and Wilborn Construction Co. (1957), Metro Auto & Detail (2000s), Swagg Automotive and Detail
- 9th Street North intersects
- 900: former location of Sloan Service System & Garage (1958), Escape Lounge & Restaurant (1964), Tootie's Cabaret, Downtown Corral country nightclub (1972), Glenn's Social & Savings Club (burned 2010)
- 901: former location of Southern Carpet & Rug Cleaners (1964), K. U. Jones veterinary infirmary
- 910: former location of Hunter Built stock brokers (1964)
- 911: Reliable Formed Plastics
- 912: former location of Pierce-Taber Paint Co. wholesale (1964)
- 917: Classic Printing & Signs former location of Bomar Printing Company (1964)
- 921: Faith Chapel Care Center, former location of Birmingham Brick Cleaning & Waterproofing Co. (1964), Paramount Auto Sales
- 925: former location of Dixie Coverall Supply (1964)
- 930: former location of Cowin Equipment Co. (1964)
- 10th Street North intersects (south only)
- 1009: former location of Southeastern Bolt & Screw (1964)
- 1010: former location of X Auto Parts (1957)
- 1021: former location of Brice Building Company (1964)
- 1030: former location of Bush Oil Co. gas station (1964)
- 1031: former location of Hammock's Service Station (1964)
- Interstate 65 passes above
Fountain Heights neighborhood
Central City neighborhood
- Seaboard Railway crosses
- Alabama Great Southern Railroad crosses
- Southern Railway crosses
- 2701: former location of Donahoo Horse & Mule Co. (1925)
- 2714: McCorquodale Transfer (Bart McCorquodale 1995–), former location of Herman J. Downey Sons auto parts (1964)
- 2720: former location of Herman J. Downey & Co. manufacturer's representative (1964)
- 2721: former location of Alabama Probation and Parole Birmingham Office (-2019)
- former location of Brice Building Company (1985)
- 2728: ABC Supply Co.
- 28th Street North intersects
- 2831: Southland Trailer Service (2019-), former location of Marc Steel Company (1964), FleetPride (2015-2017)
- 29th Street North intersects (north only)
- Central of Georgia Railway crosses
- 2906: former location of Kirkpatrick Sand & Cement Co. (1964)
North Avondale
- 3420: Thomas School/Jimmie Hale Mission
- 3431: former location of New Hope Baptist Church (1892-c. 1899, 1912-1964)
- 4022: former location of the Cameo Theatre (1927)
- 4030: former location of Avondale Tailoring Co. (1927)
- 4143: former location of Frederick Barden restaurant (1928)
- 4360: former location of Mt Pleasant Baptist Church (1940)
- 4367: former location of Estelle Phillips lunch room (1927)
Woodlawn
- 4600: former location of Merit Oak Flooring Co., Charles F. Melcher monuments, and Coleanor Coal Co. (1925)
- 4735 Corpus Christi Faith Church, former location of Full Gospel Church (1940), First Assembly of God (1955, 1971)
- 5012: former site of Gibson School (1904-1943), which was converted into apartments. Later the D'Orleans Condominiums (1986, demolished before 2012)
- 5900: former location of Woodlawn Livery Co. stables (1910)
Wahouma
- 6221: former location of Alabama Glastek (demolished 2020)
- 7721: former location of John Ray's Supper Club
North East Lake
- 8615: former location of Wesleyan Methodist Church (1940)
- 8626: New Covenant of Faith Ministries, former location of Second Avenue Baptist Church (1971, 1996), A Light in the City - Power House and Greater Love Ministry (both 2003)
Unknown addresses
- R. H. Roberts' Hardware, former location of Birmingham Art Association
References
- Ervin, Mark (December 1, 2016) "Birmingham in Bloom: An Analysis of the 2nd Avenue Ginkgo Trees" Big Communications