National Register of Historic Places in Jefferson County
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This is a listing of properties on the National Register of Historic Places in Jefferson County:
- For sites in Birmingham, see National Register of Historic Places in Birmingham.
- Jonathan Bass residence (Leeds), added May 21, 2008
- Cahaba Homestead Village Historic District (Trussville), added March 29, 2006
- Canaan Baptist Church (Trussville), added April 22, 2005
- Downtown Bessemer Historic District, added July 15, 1992
- Dunbar High School, (Bessemer), added March 18, 2011
- Five Mile Creek Bridge (McCalla), added February 28, 1973
- Flintridge Building (Fairfield), added June 2, 2004
- Hollywood Historic District (Homewood), added May 16, 2002
- Leeds Downtown Historic District, added January 12, 1995
- Thomas McAdory residence (Bessemer), added December 26, 1972
- Miles Memorial College Historic District (Fairfield), added January 3, 1994
- Mountain Brook Estates building (Mountain Brook, added April 8, 2003
- Owen Plantation house (Eastern Valley Road, Bessemer), added October 22, 1976
- Dr Thomas McAdory Owen house (510 18th Street North, Bessemer), added January 21, 1982
- Parham Apothecary (401 60th Street Fairfield), added June 13, 1996
- Pinson Hills Historic District (East of Pinson Boulevard, south of Church Street and Main Street, north of Pinson Street and west of Silver Lake), added January 19, 2016)
- Pinson Main Street Historic District (Between Alabama State Highway 79 and Pinson Boulevard, north of Sweeney Hollow Road and south of Main Street), added January 19, 2016
- Red Mountain Suburbs Historic District (Mountain Brook/Birmingham), added October 3, 1985
- Redmont Garden Apartments (Mountain Brook), added August 5, 1993
- Rosedale Historic District (Homewood), added March 31, 2004
- Rosedale Park Historic District (Homewood), added March 31, 2004
- Sadler residence (McCalla), added April 23, 1975
- Southern Railroad Depot (Leeds), added June 30, [[1983]
- Southern Railway Terminal Station (Bessemer), added February 28, 1973
- Tarrant City Downtown Historic District, added April 26, 2010