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*** 5517: former location of [[Powell Carpets]] (1973)
*** 5517: former location of [[Powell Carpets]] (1973)
*** 5520: [[Romeo's Sporting Goods]]
*** 5520: [[Romeo's Sporting Goods]]
*** 5522: [[Vineyard Food Market]]
*** 5522: [[Vineyard Food Market]], former location of [[Crestwood Pharmacy]] (1973)
*** 5524: [[The Filling Station]] restaurant (2015-), former location of [[Crestwood Auto]]
*** 5524: [[The Filling Station]] restaurant (2015-), former location of [[Crestwood Auto]]
* intersection with [[56th Street South]]
* intersection with [[56th Street South]]

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Crestwood Boulevard is the section of U. S. Highway 78 running from 5th Avenue South and 47th Street to somewhere near John Rogers Drive in Irondale. It is so-named because it traverses the Crestwood neighborhood before crossing Red Mountain just south of Red Gap.

East of Montevallo Road the Boulevard follows a route more or less parallel to I-20.

The section of Crestwood Boulevard between Irondale and Crestwood Festival Center was landscaped in preparation for the 1996 Olympic Games. Gradco, Inc. was paid $26,000 to install new plantings specified by landscape architect Mike Kirk to continue the style used already in Irondale.

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Notable locations (west to east)

Birmingham

Irondale

References

  • Hulen, Tara (March 13, 1996) "Eastwood to spruce up for Olympics." Birmingham News
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