Montevallo Road

Montevallo Road is the name given to more than one pioneer-era road from settlements around Jones Valley toward the town of Montevallo, a trading center that became more important to the Birmingham District's coal and iron producers as the northernmost railroad connection to the naval works in Selma with the opening of the Alabama & Tennessee River Railroad in 1853.

Parts of Montevallo Road were also on the Nashville to Montgomery Road, which intersected Georgia Road at Red Gap near the Irondale Furnace.

The section of Montevallo Road originating at Irondale still bears the name from an eastern terminus at 16th Street, through the Eastwood section of Birmingham, through Crestline Heights in northern Mountain Brook, past the southern edge of the Country Club of Birmingham through the center of Mountain Brook Village to the western edge of Mountain Brook where it becomes Hollywood Boulevard at the Birmingham city limits, just prior to crossing Highway 280.

The Montevallo Road originating at the town of Elyton ran due south toward Oxmoor Road, and still bears the name for a section between Dennison Avenue and Shannon-Oxmoor Road, where it joins the road from Irondale and follows Little Shades Creek toward Brock's Gap.

Another section picks up as part of Alabama Highway 119 at U. S. Highway 31 in Alabaster and continues south. A third section exists, again as part of Alabama Highway 119, in Leeds from Ashville Road (just off Parkway Drive) southwest to where it becomes Eastern Valley Road.

Notable locations

Homewood

• 1900: Thomas Rowan residence
• U.S. Highway 280 interchange

Mountain Brook

• U.S. Highway 280 interchange
  • 2305: Shades Valley Presbyterian Church
• Cahaba Road intersection (Mountain Brook Village)
  • 2401: Rex Harris Fine Jewelry, former location of The Book-Keepers (1956)
  • 2402: Table Matters, former location of Feinefield & Green Inc. (1956)
  • 2403: The Lingerie Shoppe, former location of the Heirloom Shop
  • 2404: Christine's, former location of Juanita Reid Casuals (1956)
  • 2405: B Kids, former location of Harle Furniture Company (1956)
  • 2407: Mountain Brook Flower Shop, former location of McKay Flower Shop (1956-)
  • 2411: OLI.O, former location of The Lingerie Shoppe (1956-)
  • 2417: Marella, former location of Hotel Brazil/Strange Fruit (1990s)
  • 2418: Another Broken Egg Cafe
  • 2419: former location of Caro-Lena Shoppe (1956)
  • 2421: former location of Lewis Chocolate Shop (1956)
• Culver Road intersection
• Overhill Road intersection
• Canterbury Road intersection (south only)
  • 3207: St Peter's Anglican Church
  • 3225: former site of Knesseth Israel Congregation
• Pine Crest Road intersection (south only)
• Fairway Drive intersection (north only)
• Norman Drive intersection (south only)
• Matthews Road intersection (north only)
  • 3631: Mountain Brook Baptist Church
• Overbrook Road intersection (south only)
• Richmar Drive intersection (south only)
• Montevallo Lane intersection (south only)
• Montevallo Terrace intersection (south only)
• Church Street (west) / Montrose Road (east) intersection
• Cherry Street intersection (north only)
• Montcrest Drive intersection (north only)
• Stonehurst Green intersection (north only)
• Montevallo Park Place intersection (north only)
• Glencoe Drive intersection (south only)
• Shades Creek crossing
• Crestview Drive intersection (north only)
• Greenbriar Lane intersection (north only)

Birmingham

Crestline neighborhood

• Glenview Drive intersection (south only)
  • 4151: Beaumont House, the "oldest house in Shades Valley" and listed in the Alabama Register of Heritage and Landmarks
• Glenbrook Drive intersection (south only)
• Euclid Avenue (west) / Leach Drive (east) intersection
  • 4200: Mountain Brook Independent Church
• Sims Avenue intersection (west only)
• Monarch Avenue intersection
• Dunston Avenue intersection
• Hoadley Drive intersection (west only)
• Larry Lane intersection (east only)
  • 4445: McElwain Baptist Church and McElwain Christian Academy
• Gladstone Avenue intersection (west only)
  • 4447: Preschool Partners, former location of McElwain Elementary School (1901-2008)
• Swallow Lane intersection (east only)
• Shades Creek crossing
  • 4476: Winn-Dixie
• Grace Baker Road intersection (west only)
  • 4496: Havoline Xpress Lube
  • 4500: Shops on Montevallo
    • Shangri-La
    • Subway
    • Papa John's
    • former location of Bombay Connection
    • former location of Big B Drugs
    • Birmingham Public Library Eastwood Branch
    • Juarez Boxing (2013-)
• Maryland Avenue intersection (east only)
  • former site of Starlite Drive-In, Eastwood
  • 4565: former location of Trinity Presbyterian Church
• Oporto Madrid Boulevard (north) / Redwood Street (south) intersection
  • 4600: Express Oil Change/Tire Engineers
  • 4616: Dunbar Sales Co.
• Rosewood Street intersection (south only)
  • 4628: Produce Connection
• Oporto Way intersection (north only)
• Alpine Street intersection (south only)

Eastwood neighborhood

• Bush Street intersection (south only)
  • 4739: Community of Christ
• Chestnut Street intersection
  • 4800: Hope Lutheran Church
• Daly Street intersection (south only)
• Elder Street intersection
• Montclair Road intersection
  • 4901 Birmingham Fire Station No. 26
  • 4965 Comfort Inn Birmingham-Irondale
  • 4985 Park Inn Birmingham Airport / Birmingham Garden Inn
• Crestwood Boulevard (U.S. Highway 78) intersection
• I-20 interchange (I-20 Exit 132)

Irondale

• I-20 interchange (I-20 Exit 132)
  • Bush Cemetery
• Monticello Street (west) / Monticello Road (east) intersection
• McCoy Street intersection (west only)
• Marion Drive intersection (south only)
• Lawrence Street intersection (west only)
• Montevallo Park Road (north) / Vetavia Street (south) intersection
• 15th Street South Irondale intersection (south only)
• road terminates into 16th Street South Irondale

Shelby County

• American Village