Graymont Avenue
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Graymont Avenue is a major street in western Birmingham, splitting off of 5th Avenue North just west of I-65 in Smithfield, through Graymont, and then through most of Bush Hills, where it continues as Pike Road.
The avenue was used by the Birmingham-Tidewater Railway in 1913. That line became the No. 27 Ensley No. 38 South East Lake streetcar line, and was replaced after 1938 by the No. 7 Wylam-Bush Hills streetcar line. Graymont Avenue is presently served by MAX Transit Route 38.
Notable addresses (east to west)
Smithfield
- street splits from 5th Avenue North as Graymont Avenue North
- 9th Street North intersects
- 718: Peyton Place restaurant
- 712: Huffstutler Paint & Body
- 705: Automotive Connections
- 7th Street North intersects
- 6th Street North intersects
- 531: Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses
- 530: God's Faith Cathedral
- street crosses Valley Creek
- 5th Street North intersects
- 4th Street North intersects
- 321: In Spirit & In Truth Ministries
- 301: Dester Brooks Florist, 1940s-
- 3rd Street North intersects
- 216: former location of Futra Mart (1989)
- 2nd Street North intersects
- 130: E & P Supermarket (1977-)
- 1st Street North intersects
- Center Street North intersects
Graymont
- street continues as Graymont Avenue West
- 22: former location of the Graymont Club nightclub (1960-)
- 1st Street West intersects (north only)
- 210: Birmingham Fire Station No. 14 (built 2011), former location of Graymont Armory (built 1930s)
- Jasper Road West intersects (north only)
- 301: Mr Dan's Fruit And Vegetables
- 400: McLendon Park, Legion Field (built 1926-1927), offices of Birmingham Park and Recreation Board
- 3rd Street West intersects (south only)
- 4th Street West intersects (south only)
- 409: Tide & Tiger (1959-), former location of The Ramona BBQ (A. D. Likis 1930s), Quarterback Drive Inn (Alec Gulas 1946-), Stadium Drive Inn (Dolly & E. W. Green -1959)
- 5th Street West intersects (south only)
- 501: former location of Touchdown Cafe (Robert Black 1960)
- 5th Place West intersects (south only)
- 541: Meat's Diner, former location of Reno's Chicken & Burgers
- 6th Street West intersects
- 600: former location of New Ramona Market (1935-1937)
- 7th Street West intersects
- 700: apartment building
- 731: Milk & Stuff, former location of Clark's Service Station (opened 1951)
- 731½: former location of Friendship Club (1971)
- 734: Exxon
- Arkadelphia Road intersects
Bush Hills
- street continues
- 800: MetroPCS
- 809: Hair Flair
- 813: Original Broom's Unisex Barber
- 821: Mundo Latino grocery store
- 9th Street West intersects
- 900: Trinity Baptist Church (built 1976), former location of Jesse Alexander residence (demolished 1976)
- 923: Mt Zion Full Gospel Baptist Church, former location of First Church of the Nazarene (1940), Sardis Missionary Baptist Church (1975-1987)
- 10th Street West intersects
- 11th Street West intersects
- 12th Street West intersects
- Bush Boulevard (west) / 8th Avenue West (east) intersects
- 1401: Solomon's Temple Church
- 15th Street West intersects (south only)
- 1500: Birmingham-Southern College facilities complex
- 15th Street West intersects (north only)
- 16th Street West intersects
- Fayette Avenue intersects (south only)
- street continues as Pike Road
