28th Street South

Twenty-eighth Street South (28th Street South) is a two-way north-south street in Birmingham's Southside neighborhood, running south from the Powell Avenue to 7th Avenue South. The street (formerly Poplar Street) resumes between Clairmont Avenue to Rhodes Park, with another two block section (formerly Waucoma Street) continuing from Highland Avenue to a dead end just short of Pawnee Avenue.

Notable locations

For an alphabetical list of locations, see the 28th Street South category.

Southside / Five Points South

• Railroad Reservation
  • Sansom Equipment
• Powell Avenue (street begins)
  • west side
    • 100: Alabama Ballet
    • 112: Eisys Inc.
  • east side:
    • 101: Seaboard Yard townhouses
    • 121: Ferguson Enterprises showroom
• 2nd Avenue South intersection
  • west side
    • 200: The Burrow (Cory Bolton & Clint Snider 2023–), former location of Architectural Heritage (Roy Morton)
    • 212: MW Davis Dumas & Associates engineers (2002-), formerly Miller & Weaver engineers (1970-2002)
  • east side
    • 201: Dr Pepper Bottling Plant (built 1928)
    • 221: OvenBird restaurant
• 3rd Avenue South intersection (one way west)
  • west side
    • 300: Champion Performance Auto Detailing
    • 320: [[Enterprise Ren
  • east side
    • 301: PPG Paints Store
    • 315: parking lot for Iron Workers Local No. 92
• 4th Avenue South intersection (one way east)
  • west side
    • 400–414: Iron City Lofts (built 2016)
    • 416–430: Huston Biscuit Co. building (built 1902), Huston Biscuit Co. (1887-1910), American Bakeries Co. (1910-1953), Bremmer Biscuit Co. (1957), ABSCO Fireplace & Patio warehouse (–2010s)
  • east side
    • 401: Holt AV
    • 421: Stegall Mechanical
• 5th Avenue South intersection
  • west side
    • 500: Barber Dairies building, Trim Tab Brewing expansion (2020–), former location of Pappy's Place (1948), Motus Motorcycles
  • east side
    • 501: Alabama Graphics
• 6th Avenue South intersection
  • west side
    • 600: Totaline refrigeration supply
    • 620: Quest Diagnostics
  • east side
    • 601: Portraits Inc.
    • 605: Beverly McNeil Gallery (2014-), former location of Loretta Goodwin Gallery (1982-2014)
    • 613: Phase Four Inc.
    • 621: 29 Seven (built 2012)
• 7th Avenue South intersection (street jogs 50 feet east and comes to dead end)
  • west side
    • 700: 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)
    • 720: Outpatient Care Center
  • east side
    • 701: Mojo restaurant & bar (2015-)
    • 721: De Paul Building
• Clairmont Avenue intersection (street resumes)
  • west side:
    • 800: McDonald's, former location of Underwood Park (dedicated 1921, closed 1981)
    • 820: St Vincent's Building 3 Parking Deck
  • east side
    • 801: Office building, formerly Lakeview School (built 1909)
• 10th Avenue South intersection
  • west side
    • 1000: St Vincent's Building 2 Parking Lot
• 10th Court South intersection (east only)
• 11th Avenue South intersection
  • west side
  • 1108: The Madison at Rhodes Park apartments
  • east side
  • 1101: Apartment building (built c. 1920s)
  • 1121: R. D. Burnett residence (built 1910)
• Highland Court intersection (street ends at Rhodes Park entrance)
• Highland Avenue intersection (street resumes)
  • west side
    • 1200: Eugene Enslen residence (built 1910), Snable Law Firm
    • 1218: H. R. Howze residence (built c. 1903)
    • 1220: F. M. Drennen residence (built c. 1903), Barry Enterprises
  • east side
    • 1201: Unity of Birmingham, former location of Tom Joy residence
    • 1211: Amanda Dyer Photography / Mis' Rubin's Seasonings , former location of Birmingham University School (1926–1954), Associated Doctors Health & Life Insurance Co. (1971), Bici Cooperative (2009-2015), Rawwbeauty
    • 1215: Urban Peters residence (built 1904)