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'''Allison-Bonnett Memorial Drive,''' formerly known as '''Warrior River Road,''' is a main street in the Birmingham suburb of [[Hueytown]]. It is named after [[NASCAR]] racing brothers [[Bobby Allison|Bobby]] and [[Donnie Allison]], the late [[Davey Allison|Davey]] and [[Clifford Allison]] (Bobby's sons), and the late [[Neil Bonnett]]. All of them were based in Hueytown during their racing careers, and were part of the famed [[Alabama Gang]]. Warrior River Road was renamed in their honor and memory in the early 1990s.
'''Allison-Bonnett Memorial Drive,''' formerly known as '''Warrior River Road,''' is an east-west road that serves as a main thoroughfare in [[Hueytown]]. It is named after NASCAR racing brothers [[Bobby Allison|Bobby]] and [[Donnie Allison]], the late [[Davey Allison|Davey]] and [[Clifford Allison]] (Bobby's sons), and the late [[Neil Bonnett]]. All of them were based in Hueytown during their racing careers, and were part of the famed [[Alabama Gang]]. Warrior River Road was renamed in their honor and memory in the early 1990s.


The street begins at its intersection with Interstate 20/59, just east of the Hueytown city limits, and continues westward to the western city limits, where the name reverts to Warrior River Road in unincorporated [[Jefferson County]] in the Concord community.
The street begins at its intersection with {{I-20/59}}, just east of the Hueytown city limits, and continues westward to the western city limits, where the name reverts to Warrior River Road in unincorporated [[Jefferson County]] in the [[Concord]] community.


Major structures along the street include:
== Notable locations==
{{Alphabetical locations}}


* A shopping center near the intersection with Brooklane Road, which contains a [[Publix]] Supermarket
* [[Tin Mill Road]] intersects (north only) road continues east as [[Valley Road]] toward [[Fairfield]]
* A shopping center at the intersection with Park Road, which contain a [[Winn-Dixie]] Supermarket
** 1491: [[Bethlehem Methodist Church]] (1818–, present building built 1890)
* Gilmore-Hines Stadium, home to [[Hueytown High School]] football, at the intersection with High School Road
* [[Jaybird Road]] intersects (south only, access to {{I-20/59}}
* [[Garywood Assembly of God]] and [[Garywood Christian School]]
** 1501: [[H&H Truck and Outdoor]]
* Serra Honda, formerly Neil Bonnett Honda
** 913: [[Mack's Roofing Supply]]
** 570: [[Merry Anns]]
** 591: [[Machetes Mexican Restaurant]], former location of [[Holiday Restaurant]]
** 769: [[Hair on Wheels Salon]]
** 770: [[O'Reilly Auto Parts]]
** 794: [[Church's Chicken]]
* [[Pleasant Grove Road]]/Woodward Road intersection
** 810: [[Subway]]
** 821: [[Shooters Sports Bar]], former location of [[Ira's Hard Luck Cafe]] (1997)
** 903: [[Charlie Belles Boutique]]
** 917: [[Hardee's]]
* [[Red Farmer Road]] intersects (north only)
** 933: [[Advance Auto Parts]]
** 937: [[Tendercare Playschool]]
** 938: [[Waffle House]], former location of [[Omelet Shoppe]]
** 945: [[Milestones Grooming Lounge]]
* [[Owen Circle]] intersects (south only)
** 2715: [[Jack's]]
** 2730: [[Garywood Assembly of God]]
** 2750: [[Garywood Christian School]]
** 2751: [[Huddle House]] (opened January 14, 2021)
** 2800: [[Baptist Health Center Hueytown]]
** 2885: [[Brooks Family Funeral Home]]
** 2901: [[Alabama Power Appliance Center]]
** 2910: [[Hueytown Center]] shopping center
* [[Brooklane Drive]] intersects (south only)
** 3010: [[Auto Zone]]
** 3014: [[Allison-Bonnett Plaza]] shopping center
** 3016: [[Burger King]]
** 3019: [[Pep Boys]] auto repair
** 3018: [[CVS]] drug store
** 3025: former location of [[Walgreen's]] drug store
* [[Knight Avenue]] (north) / [[Brooklane Drive]] (south) intersect
** 3029: [[Stopwatch Urgent Care]]
** 3043: [[Uncle Sam's BBQ]], former location of [[Johnny Ray's]], [[Long John Silver]]
** 3044: [[The Purple Onion]]
** 3056: former location of [[Fred's]]
* [[Forest Road]] intersects
** 3075: [[City Auto Sales of Hueytown]], former location of [[Neil Bonnett Honda]], [[Carlock Honda|Serra Honda]]
** [[River Square]] shopping center
** 3092: [[Greater Grace Community Church]]
** 3094: [[Bryant's Seafood World]]
** 3102: [[China Sea]]
** 3111: [[Mikey's Food Mart]]
** [[Gilmore-Vines Stadium]]
* [[High School Road]] intersects (south only)
** 3159: [[Hueytown Road]] intersection (southeast only)
** 3244: former location of [[First Missionary Baptist Church]]
** 3284: [[Hueytown Hardware]]
* [[Hueytown Road]] intersects, road continues north west as [[Warrior River Road]] ([[Jefferson County Road 46]]) toward [[Concord]]


[[Category:Hueytown]][[Category:Hueytown streets]]
 
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Latest revision as of 22:50, 6 January 2024

Allison-Bonnett Memorial Drive, formerly known as Warrior River Road, is an east-west road that serves as a main thoroughfare in Hueytown. It is named after NASCAR racing brothers Bobby and Donnie Allison, the late Davey and Clifford Allison (Bobby's sons), and the late Neil Bonnett. All of them were based in Hueytown during their racing careers, and were part of the famed Alabama Gang. Warrior River Road was renamed in their honor and memory in the early 1990s.

The street begins at its intersection with I-20/59, just east of the Hueytown city limits, and continues westward to the western city limits, where the name reverts to Warrior River Road in unincorporated Jefferson County in the Concord community.

Notable locations

For an alphabetical list of locations, see the Allison-Bonnett Memorial Drive category.
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