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...7]] as the '''Springdale Multi-Handicapped Center''', located at 50 [[Long Street]] in [[Ketona]]. [[Category:Long Street]]

...Taft Epstein]], who specialized in watch repair. [[Beverly Whitley]] was a long-time associate at the store. ...in the [[Berney Brothers Block]] at 125 [[19th Street North Bessemer|19th Street North]].

...unning east-west from [[Arkadelphia Road]] ([[U.S. Highway 78]]) to [[27th Street North]], with an interchange to [[I-65]] [[I-65 Exit 262-B|Exit 262-B]]. Th Various long-term proposals have been made involving the Finley Boulevard corridor. An a

[[Image:Cardinal street.jpg|right|thumb|275px|Cardinal Street, March 2014]] '''Cardinal Street''' is an approximately 1/2-mile long road in an industrial park in northern [[Trussville]], near the [[Jefferson

[[File:BLM street mural.jpg|center|thumb|800px|The Black Lives Matter street painting, photographed in August 2020]] ...ue South]] between [[16th Street South|16th]] and [[17th Street South|17th Street]]s reading "[[Black Lives Matter]]". It was completed on [[June 19]] ([[Jun

# [[Auto & Truck Services]], 100 [[25th Street South]] # [[Euro Auto Repair]], 918 [[19th Street North]]

...t their original [[Homewood]] location at 2909 [[18th Street Homewood|18th Street South]]. ...ounced that construction would start by the end of the year, with [[Long & Long Design]] as the project architect. The Carrs now live in a loft on the thi

...g with the company's main offices and technical department, at 1120 [[39th Street North]]. [[Category:44th Street North|757]]

''This article is about the street in [[Trussville]]. For other uses, see [[Parkway Drive]].'' ...ge]] section of [[Trussville]]. It serves as a connection between [[Poplar Street]] and [[Trussville-Clay Road]] to the north with [[Gadsden Highway]] to the

...is a half-block south of the eastern section (originally known as '''Pine Street'''). ...g the 1940s when Homewood renamed several streets to continue Birmingham's street numbering system.

The '''Don Drennen Overpass''' or '''Ensley viaduct''' is a 1,590 foot long, steel-span viaduct over the [[Birmingham Southern Railroad Yard]] in the [ ...ss the tracks to [[Sherman Heights]]. The elevated road deck is 1,590 feet long, while the approaches bring the total project length to 2,826 feet.

...suggest that 1890 it moved into a rented building on the corner of [[65th Street South]] and [[1st Avenue South]]. It was pastored by Rev. [[Oliver Pearson] ...g of the recently disbanded [[40th Street Methodist Church]] at 506 [[40th Street North]] in [[North Avondale]]. It was rededicated in [[1972]]. The congrega

...Irondale]]. That year the company moved to the 92,800 square-foot former [[Long Electronics]] building at 2630 [[5th Avenue South Irondale]]. [[Category:28th Street Irondale]]

...to the former [[Oakland Baptist Church]] at 1001 [[35th Street Ensley|35th Street]] in [[Ensley]]. ...]] during a dispute over his election to the pulpit following the death of long-time pastor [[C. J. McNear]]. He began holding worship services in the rear

{{Locate street | street=Chapel+Ln |zoom=16 |type=h}} '''Chapel Lane''' is an approximately one and a quarter-mile long northeast-southwest road in [[Hoover]] which connects [[Patton Chapel Road]

...ntevallo Road (Elyton)]] and [[Oxmoor Road]]. It is approximately 1/2 mile long and is named for [[Barber's Dairy]], which takes up most of the northwest s * [[West Oxmoor Road]]/[[West Valley Avenue]] intersect (street continues northwest as [[Montevallo Road]])

...for the 1948 [[Public Health Building]]. It was designed by [[Henry Sprott Long & Associates]] and later remodeled to designs by [[CLJ Associates]]. In [[2 [[Category:Henry Sprott Long buildings]]

...''', was a bar located at the northwest corner of [[20th Street North|20th Street]] and [[1st Avenue North (Downtown)|1st Avenue North]], later the site of t ...eatured floors of Georgia marble, a large copper chandelier, and a 32-foot-long mirror behind the bar. Bartenders used five silver spigots to serve custome

:''This article is about the Mountain Brook street. For other uses, see [[Memory Lane (disambiguation)]].'' '''Memory Lane''' is an approximately one-quarter mile long street in [[Mountain Brook]]. It connects [[Montclair Road]] to [[Crestline Villag

...ngham City Schools]] at the corner of [[12th Avenue North]] and [[Escambia Street]], at what is now [[W. C. Patton Park]] in the [[North Avondale]] neighborh The school was in use prior to [[1926]]. It was named in honor of long-time principal [[Alberta Shields]].