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==Notable addresses==
==Notable addresses==
* 712: former location of [[Hobson's Cafe]] (1903)
* 1112: [[Ooh La La Hair Studio]]
* 1112: [[Ooh La La Hair Studio]]
* 1218: former location of [[Broda Bros.]] mens' clothes (1903)
* 1400: [[Shunte Jones residence]] (2014, [[Bethel-Ensley Action Task]])
* 1400: [[Shunte Jones residence]] (2014, [[Bethel-Ensley Action Task]])
* 1401: [[Ajay's Gift Baskets & Accessories]], former location of [[Lucy's Grocery]] (1972)
* 1401: [[Ajay's Gift Baskets & Accessories]], former location of [[Lucy's Grocery]] (1972)
* 1507: former location of [[Joe Aloia]] barber shop (1903)
* 1507: former location of [[Joe Aloia]] barber shop (1903)
* 1519: former location of ''[[Ensley Herald]]'' publisher (1903)
* 1523: former location of [[Fanny Chiles]] boarding house (1903)
* 1523: former location of [[Fanny Chiles]] boarding house (1903)
* [[17th Street Ensley]] intersection
* [[17th Street Ensley]] intersection
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** 1700: [[Western Health Center]]
** 1700: [[Western Health Center]]
** 1701: former location of [[Fancher-Owens Drug Co.]] (1920s)
** 1701: former location of [[Fancher-Owens Drug Co.]] (1920s)
** 1704: former location of [[Pegram & Meade]] insurance (1903)
*** 1704½: former location of [[W. W. Shortridge]] attorney (1903)
** 1705½: former location of [[Charles Copra]] shoemaker (1903)
** 1706: former location of [[M. Newman]] clothes (1903)
** 1708-1710: former location of [[First National Bank of Ensley]] (1903)
** 1708-1710: former location of [[First National Bank of Ensley]] (1903)
*** 1708: [[Barnhard Tailoring]] (1903)
*** 1708: [[Barnhard Tailoring]] (1903)
*** 1710: former location of [[Economy Cash Grocery Store]]
*** 1710: former location of [[Economy Cash Grocery Store]]
** 1712: former location of [[Hobson's Cafe]] (1903)
** 1713: former location of [[Jack Bolen's]] barber shop (1903)
** 1713: former location of [[Jack Bolen's]] barber shop (1903)
** 1714: former location of [[Peerless Saloon (Ensley)]] (1903)
*** 1713½: former location of [[S. S. Bryant]] painter (1903)
** 1716½: former location of [[Victor Emanuel Hall]]
** 1714: former location of [[Peerless Saloon (Ensley)]] / [[George's Lunch Counter]] (1903)
** 1717-1719: former location of [[Kilgore Furniture Company]]
** 1715: former location of [[Elizabeth Henry]] restaurant (1903)
** 1716: former location of [[Starr Dry Goods Store]] (1903)
*** 1716½: former location of [[Victor Emanuel Hall]]
** 1717-1719: former location of [[Stowers Furniture Co.]] (1903), [[Kilgore Furniture Company]]
*** 1717½: former location of [[E. B. Powell]], [[Fergus McCarthy]] attorneys (1903)
** 1727: former location of [[New Orleans Cafe]] (1935-1937)
** 1727: former location of [[New Orleans Cafe]] (1935-1937)
* [[18th Street Ensley]] intersection
* [[18th Street Ensley]] intersection
** former location of [[Bank of Alabama (Ensley)]]
** former location of [[Bank of Alabama (Ensley)]]
** former location of [[Averyt Building]] (1903)
** 1801: former location of Mrs [[A. T. Pearson]] millinery (1903)
*** 1801½: former location of [[Ben Elston]] clothes cleaner (1903)
** 1802: [[Ensley Beauty Supply]], former location of [[Ensley Bowling Center]]
** 1802: [[Ensley Beauty Supply]], former location of [[Ensley Bowling Center]]
** 1808: [[Bill & Tax Center]], former location of [[The Globe]] shoes (1903)
** 1803: former location of [[D. J. Moore & Co.]] contractors / [[W. E. DuBois]] dressmaker (1903)
** 1809: [[Regions Bank]] branch
** 1805: former location of [[Evans Plumbing Co.]] / Mrs [[E. E. Smoot]] dressmaker & milliner (1903)
** 1807½: former location of [[Pumilia Bros.]] shoemakers (1903)
** 1808: [[Bill & Tax Center]], former location of [[The Globe]] clothes & shoes (1903)
** 1809: [[Regions Bank]] branch, former location of [[Chinese Laundry]] (1903)
** 1810: former location of [[A. Poss & Co.]] ladies' clothing & patterns (1903)
** 1810: former location of [[A. Poss & Co.]] ladies' clothing & patterns (1903)
** 1812: former location of [[West's]] men's store
** 1812: former location of [[Broda Bros.]] mens' clothes (1903), [[West's]] men's store
** 1813: former location of [[Bourboula Bros.]] confectionery & lunches (1925)
** 1813: former location of [[Bourboula Bros.]] confectionery & lunches (1925)
** 1813½: former location of [[Woodmen of the World Hall (Ensley)]]
** 1813½: former location of [[Woodmen of the World Hall (Ensley)]]
** 1814: [[Whitehouse Barber & Style]]
** 1814: [[Whitehouse Barber & Style]], former location of the [[Economy Cash Store]] / [[Nick Denapple]] fruit stand (1903)
** 1816: former location of [[Mackey & Son]] shoes (1903)
** 1815½: former location of [[Miss Whitt]] millinery (1903)
** 1816: former location of [[Mackey Bros]] dry goods / [[Mackey & Son]] shoes (1903)
** 1817: former location of [[Ensley Real Estate & Investment Company]], [[Franklin Theater]] (1920)
** 1817: former location of [[Ensley Real Estate & Investment Company]], [[Franklin Theater]] (1920)
** 1818: [[Robert & Emma Florist]]
** 1818: former location of [[Brooks Furniture & Coffin Co.]] (1903), [[Robert & Emma Florist]]
** 1819: former location of [[Franklin Theatre]], [[Catfish King]], [[Opera House]] nightclub (1960)
** 1819: former location of [[Franklin Theatre]], [[Catfish King]], [[Opera House]] nightclub (1960)
** 1820: former location of [[E. W. Wood]] shoes (1903), [[Crossett Shoe Company]]
** 1820: former location of [[E. W. Wood]] shoes / [[Misfit Clothing Co.]] (1903), [[Crossett Shoe Company]]
** 1822: former location of [[Joe Wheeler's Cafe]] (1903)
** 1822: former location of [[Joe Wheeler's Cafe (Ensley)]] / [[R. J. Vance & Co.]] drug store / [[John A. Humphries]] jeweler (1903)
** former location of [[Johnson Building]], [[Ensley Hardware Co.]] / [[Unit Saloon]] / [[Lilly Drug Co.]] / [[Fossett's Cafe]] (1903), [[Gulas' Old Stand]], [[Fields & Goodwin]] druggists (1917)
** former location of [[Johnson Building]], [[Ensley Hardware Co.]] / [[Unit Saloon]] / [[Lilly Drug Co.]] / [[Fossett's Cafe]] (1903), [[Gulas' Old Stand]], [[Fields & Goodwin]] druggists (1917)
* [[19th Street Ensley]] intersection
* [[19th Street Ensley]] intersection
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** [[Ramsay-McCormack building]], former location of [[Ensley Hotel]] (1903) and [[Berney's Drug Store]]
** [[Ramsay-McCormack building]], former location of [[Ensley Hotel]] (1903) and [[Berney's Drug Store]]
** 1906: former location of [[Perkins & Terry]] real estate & insurance (1903), [[Kelly, The Florist]] (1917)
** 1906: former location of [[Perkins & Terry]] real estate & insurance (1903), [[Kelly, The Florist]] (1917)
** 1913: former location of [[Russell Brothers]] photography studio (1917-1920)
** 1909: former location of [[W. T. Snow]] grocery (1903)
** 1913: former location of [[Ensley Post Office]] (1903), [[Russell Brothers]] photography studio (1917-1920)
** 1915: former location of [[O. W. Wagoner]] ladies' and gents' furnishings (1917), [[Smith Furniture]]
** 1915: former location of [[O. W. Wagoner]] ladies' and gents' furnishings (1917), [[Smith Furniture]]
** 1917: former location of [[Sheldon Laundry]]
** 1917: former location of [[Sheldon Laundry]]
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** 1925: [[Princeton-Baptist Health Center]] Ob/Gyn clinic
** 1925: [[Princeton-Baptist Health Center]] Ob/Gyn clinic
* [[20th Street Ensley]] ([[Alabama State Highway 269]]) intersection
* [[20th Street Ensley]] ([[Alabama State Highway 269]]) intersection
** 2000: former location of [[Union Saloon]] (1903), [[Steel City Plumbing Company]]
** 2000: former location of [[Harris, Lovelady & Co.]] furniture / [[Union Saloon]] (1903), [[Steel City Plumbing Company]]
** 2001: former location of [[That's Us]] saloon
** 2001: former location of [[Miss Raiford]] millinery (1903), [[That's Us]] saloon
** 2002: [[Emmanuel Temple of Praise]]
** 2003: former location of [[Lipsey's Cafe]] & lodging house (1903)
** 2003: former location of [[Lipsey's Cafe]] & lodging house (1903)
** 2002: [[Emmanuel Temple of Praise]]
** 2005: former location of [[F. J. Lauge]] grocery (1903)
** 2007: former location of [[J. W. Clayton & Co.]] wholesalers (1903)
** 2011: former location of [[Willie Raiford]], artist (1903)
** 2011: former location of [[Willie Raiford]], artist (1903)
** 2013: former location of [[Crescent Grocery Co.]] (1903)
** 2015: former location of [[Mandy Plumbing Co.]]
** 2015: former location of [[Mandy Plumbing Co.]]
** 2016: former location of [[Brownell Motors]]
** 2016: former location of [[Brownell Motors]]
* [[21st Street Ensley]] intersection
* [[21st Street Ensley]] intersection
** former location of [[Ensley City Hall]]
** former location of [[Ensley City Hall]] (1903-1910)
** 2108: [[Hot Heads]]
** 2108: [[Hot Heads]]
** 2109: [[Fox Manufacturing]], former location of [[Jim Skinner Ford]]
** 2109: [[Fox Manufacturing]], former location of [[Jim Skinner Ford]]

Revision as of 16:42, 29 March 2018

This article is about the street in Ensley. For the downtown Birmingham street, see 5th Avenue South.

Avenue E is a primary business street four blocks south of the railroad tracks in downtown Ensley. The eastern end of the street runs for almost three blocks between 7th and 10th Street in Pratt City. It resumes south of Village Creek and passes the new P. D. Jackson-Olin High School before entering Ensley proper at 14th Street Ensley.

As it enters Fairfield at 36th Street Ensley just north of I-20/59, it continues under the interstate as Lloyd Noland Parkway.

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