18th Street North: Difference between revisions
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** 112: [[Dog Days of Birmingham]] (formerly [[Hunter Furniture]]) | ** 112: [[Dog Days of Birmingham]] (formerly [[Hunter Furniture]]) | ||
* [[2nd Avenue North]] intersection | * [[2nd Avenue North]] intersection | ||
** former site pf [[Birmingham Hotel]]/[[New Florence Hotel]] (1890s-1935) | |||
** former site of [[WBRC-AM]] studios | ** former site of [[WBRC-AM]] studios | ||
** [[McWane Science Center]] parking deck, formerly [[Loveman's]] parking deck, former location of [[United States Court House and Post Office]] | ** [[McWane Science Center]] parking deck, formerly [[Loveman's]] parking deck, former location of [[United States Court House and Post Office]] |
Revision as of 22:50, 24 April 2014
18th Street North is one of the primary north-south streets in downtown Birmingham's business district.
18th Street begins at the northern end of 18th Street South, at the 18th Street underpass underneath the railroad tracks of the Railroad Reservation. From there it first crosses Morris Avenue and continues north until ending for Oak Hill Cemetery at 11th Avenue North. North of 1st Avenue North, this section of the street is one-way north. North of the cemetery, 18th Street resumes from an eastern shift by 17th Street North and continues to 17th Avenue North. North of I-65 the street picks up at 19th Avenue and crosses Village Creek before it runs into the interstate onramps at Finley Avenue. At 24th Court North, 18th Street resumes, paralleling I-65 as far as 37th Avenue North.
Notable locations
- For an alphabetical list of locations, see the 18th Street North category.
Fountain Heights
- Railroad Reservation
- Morris Avenue intersection
- 1st Avenue North (U. S. Highway 11) intersection
- former site of Alabama Grocery Company (birthplace of Buffalo Rock Ginger Ale)
- 112: Dog Days of Birmingham (formerly Hunter Furniture)
- 2nd Avenue North intersection
- former site pf Birmingham Hotel/New Florence Hotel (1890s-1935)
- former site of WBRC-AM studios
- McWane Science Center parking deck, formerly Loveman's parking deck, former location of United States Court House and Post Office
- 205: former location of Dixie Cream Donuts
- 210: original location of Standard Furniture
- 217: former site of the Alabama Penny Savings Bank (1890-1913)
- Alabama Theatre stage entrance
- Goldstein building
- 3rd Avenue North intersection
- 300 The Parisian, former Citizens Federal building and Calder's department store
- Lyric Theatre
- 310 Pythian Temple
- Eddie Kendrick Memorial Park, former site of Brock's Drugs building
- 4th Avenue North intersection
- West side (Block 62)
- 1729: Hugo L. Black Federal Courthouse, former site of Roden Hotel, A & P grocery store, and Adamson Ford
- Federal Reserve building, proposed site of [[Federal Reserve tower]
- 5th Avenue North intersection
- 6th Avenue North intersection
- 7th Avenue North intersection
- Alabama Power employees parking deck
- Reverend Abraham Woods, Jr Boulevard intersection
- Alabama School of Fine Arts
- Passes under Interstate 20/Interstate 59
- 9th Avenue North intersection
- 10th Avenue North intersection (west only)
- former location of Loveman's warehouse
- 11th Avenue North intersection (road ends)
- 13th Court North intersection (road resumes from 17th Street North)
- 14th Avenue North intersection
- 14th Court North intersection (east only)
- 15th Avenue North intersection
- 16th Avenue North intersection (west only; main road turns west as 16th Street North)
- 17th Avenue North intersection (east only)/17th Court North intersection (road continues as 19th Street North)
Evergreen
- 19th Avenue North intersection
- 20th Avenue North intersection (west only)
- 21st Avenue North intersection (east only)
- Crosses railroad tracks
Acipco-Finley
- Crosses railroad tracks
- Finley Boulevard intersection