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'''1st Avenue North (Downtown)''' is the section of [[1st Avenue North]] running through [[downtown Birmingham]]'s [[Fountain Heights]] and [[Central City neighborhood|Central City]] neighborhoods, between [[13th Street North|13th]] and [[26th Street North|26th Street]]s. The street is also part of [[U.S. Highway 11]].
'''1st Avenue North (Downtown)''' is the section of [[1st Avenue North]] running through [[downtown Birmingham]]'s [[Fountain Heights]] and [[Central City neighborhood|Central City]] neighborhoods, between [[I-65]] and [[26th Street North|26th Street]]. The avenue is also part of [[U.S. Highway 11]].


In the downtown area, 1st Avenue North has a 100-foot right of way, 20 feet wider than the typical street. It carries two lanes of traffic in each direction with a central turn lane and parallel parking at each curb.
In the downtown area, 1st Avenue North has a 100-foot right of way, 20 feet wider than the typical street. It carries two lanes of traffic in each direction with a central turn lane and parallel parking at each curb.


The curbstones installed in the early 20th century on 1st Avenue North between [[18th Street North|18th]] and [[21st Street North|21st Street]]s were quarried in [[Lane Park]]. The first electric "thoroughfare lighting" was installed on 1st Avenue North on poles spaced 200 feet apart. The lighting was upgraded with new, taller poles on 100-foot spacings between 32nd and 85th Streets under the city's [[1945]] contract with the [[Birmingham Electric Company]].
During the 1980s rows of [[Pin oak]] trees were installed along 1st Avenue North between [[14th Street North|14th]] and [[26th Street North|26th Street]]s as part of the city's urban tree planting project, guided by [[Nimrod Long & Associates]].
==Notable addresses==
In most cases, individual building tenants are listed in the entries for those buildings.


==Locations==
[[1st Avenue North]] continues west through [[Smithfield]] to [[Center Street]], continuing as [[Cotton Avenue Southwest]]
[[1st Avenue North]] continues west through [[Smithfield]] to [[Center Street]], continuing as [[Cotton Avenue Southwest]]


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* [[I-65]] crosses over
* [[I-65]] crosses over


==== [[11th Street North|11th Street]] intersection====
==== [[11th Street North|11th Street]] intersects====
* north side ([[Block 91]])
* north side ([[Block 265]])
** 1100-1132: [[Pack Health Building]] (built before 1994, former location of the [[Entrepreneurial Center]] (1990s-2007), [[Gallet & Associates]] (2007-2009), [[Terracon]] (2009-2017)
** 1100-1132: [[Pack Health Building]] (built before 1994, [[Pack Health]] (2018–) former location of the [[Entrepreneurial Center]] (1990s-2007), [[Gallet & Associates]] (2007-2009), [[Terracon]] (2009-2017)
*** 1100: former location of [[Augustus Dunker]] (1896), [[Empire Seafood Co.]] wholesale seafood (1953)
*** 1100: former location of [[Augustus Dunker]] (1896), [[O. W. Naylor]] grocery (1898), [[Empire Seafood Co.]] wholesale seafood (1940–1953)
*** 1106: former location of [[Earl Gunter]] produce (1953)
*** 1106: former location of [[Earl Gunter]] produce (1953)
*** 1130-1132: former location of [[Harris & Nail Produce]] / [[Dixie Wholesale Produce Co.]] / [[Wells Produce Co.]] / [[Tannory Produce Co.]] / [[Gustin Produce Co.]] (1953)
*** 1130-1132: former location of [[Harris & Nail Produce]] / [[Dixie Wholesale Produce Co.]] / [[Wells Produce Co.]] / [[Tannory Produce Co.]] / [[Gustin Produce Co.]] (1953)
**** 1130: former location of [[P. F. Stone]] shoemaker (1898)
**** 1132: former location of [[Henry & Phillips Produce Co.]] / [[Richard George Jr]]  /  [[B. F. Waldrop]] wholesale produce (1953)
**** 1132: former location of [[Henry & Phillips Produce Co.]] / [[Richard George Jr]]  /  [[B. F. Waldrop]] wholesale produce (1953)
* south side ([[Block 111C]])
* south side ([[Block 266]])
** [[Alagasco Metro Operations Center]] (built 2015)
** [[Alagasco Metro Operations Center]] (built 2015)
*** 1109: former location of [[Espy Produce Co.]] (1953)
*** 1109: former location of [[Birmingham Seed & Plant Co.]] (1940), [[Espy Produce Co.]] (1953)
*** 1111: former location of [[Market Cafe]] (1953)
*** 1111: former location of [[Market Cafe]] (1940–1953)
*** 1119: former location of [[Thomas McClusky] / [[W. A. Blackmon]] / [[E. E. Massey]] / [[Bahakel Produce Co.]] / [[Henry Warren]] wholesale produce (1940)
*** 1125: former location of [[Jefferson County Truck Growers Association]] produce (1940)
*** 1131: former location of [[Alamo Produce Co.]] / [[G. I. Produce Co.]] / [[Low Cost Produce Co.]] / [[Clarence Cole]] / [[Pete Tortorigi]] / [[Mitchell Alexander]] wholesale produce
*** 1131: former location of [[Alamo Produce Co.]] / [[G. I. Produce Co.]] / [[Low Cost Produce Co.]] / [[Clarence Cole]] / [[Pete Tortorigi]] / [[Mitchell Alexander]] wholesale produce
*** 1133: former location of [[Jefferson County Truck Growers Association]] produce (1953)
*** 1133: former location of [[Jefferson County Truck Growers Association]] produce (1953)


==== [[12th Street North|12th Street]] intersection====
==== [[12th Street North|12th Street]] intersects====
* north side ([[Block 92]])
* north side ([[Block 92]])
** 1200: [[Tillman-Levenson Annex]] (built 1960), [[Annex Culinary Incubator]] (2018-)
** 1200: [[Tillman-Levenson building]] (built 1960), [[Annex Culinary Incubator]] (2018-)
** 1210: former location of [[Birmingham Coal Co.]] (1896), [[Ivy Leaf Coalyard]] (1904)
** 1210: former location of [[Birmingham Coal Co.]] (1896), [[Ivy Leaf Coalyard]] (1904), [[Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co.]] tennis court (1940)
** 1230: [[A+ Education Partnership]] / [[Kid One Transport]], former location of [[Alabama Appliance Co.]] / [[Alabama Manufacturing Co.]] wholesale (1953)
** 1230: [[A+ Education Partnership]] / [[Kid One Transport]], former location of [[Alabama Appliance Co.]] / [[Alabama Manufacturing Co.]] wholesale (1953), [[EBSCO Industries]] (1958–)
* south side ([[Block 111B]])
* south side ([[Block 111B]])
** [[Alagasco Metro Operations Center]] (built 2015)
** [[Alagasco Metro Operations Center]] (built 2015)
*** 1201: former location of [[Colonial & Pacific Frigidways]] / [[Colonial Fast Freight Lines]] (1953)
*** 1201: former location of [[Colonial & Pacific Frigidways]] / [[Colonial Fast Freight Lines]] (1953)
*** 1203: former location of [[Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co.]] freight depot (1898)
*** 1205: former location of [[J. D. Leak]] coal dealer (1898)
*** 1210: former location of [[Birmingham Coal & Coke Co.]] (1898)
*** 1227: former location of [[Drive In Sandwich Shop]] (1953)
*** 1227: former location of [[Drive In Sandwich Shop]] (1953)
*** 1231: former location of [[Watkins-Walters Oil Co.]] / [[Watkins-Walters-Truss Tire Co.]] (1953)
*** 1231: former location of [[Watkins-Walters Oil Co.]] (1940–1953), [[Watkins-Walters-Truss Tire Co.]] (1953)


==== [[13th Street North|13th Street]] intersection====
==== [[13th Street North|13th Street]] intersects====
* former location of [[Sammy's Supper Club & Lounge]] (1964)<!--Sam Cantavespre, propr.-->
* former location of [[Sammy's Supper Club & Lounge]] ([[Sam Cantavespre]] 1964)
* north side ([[Block 93]]):
* north side ([[Block 93]]):
** 1300: former location of [[A. Baggiano]] saloon (1887), saloon (1891), [[Thomas Powell]] saloon (1904), [[Birmingham Fixture Manufacturing Co.]]/[[Birmingham Pattern & Novelty Works]] (1926), [[Sharp Poultry & Eggs]] wholesaler (1953-1964)
** 1300: former location of [[A. Baggiano]] saloon (1887), saloon (1891), [[S. E. Roberts|S. E.]] & [[Sarah Roberts]] (1898), [[Thomas Powell]] saloon (1904), [[Birmingham Fixture Manufacturing Co.]]/[[Birmingham Pattern & Novelty Works]] (1926), [[Zorn Woodworking Shop]] cabinetmakers (1940), [[Sharp Poultry & Eggs]] wholesaler (1953-1964)
** 1302: former location of [[John Berger Jr]] fruit and candy (1887), saloon (1891)
** 1302: former location of [[John Berger Jr]] fruit and candy (1887), saloon (1891)
** 1304-1306: former location of [[TCI City Store]] (1904)
** 1304-1306: former location of [[TCI City Store]] (1904), [[Otto Stoelker]] manufacturer's agent (1940)
*** 1304: former location of [[H. A. Beckham]] grocer (1887), barber shop (1891)
*** 1304: former location of [[H. A. Beckham]] grocer (1887), barber shop (1891)
*** 1306: former location of vacant lot (1891), [[Brungart-Jennings Inc.]] material handling equipment (1953), [[Decca Distributing Co.]] record dealer (1960)
*** 1306: former location of vacant lot (1891), [[Brungart-Jennings Inc.]] material handling equipment (1953), [[Decca Distributing Co.]] record dealer (1960)
** 1308-1310: former location of [[Standard Bottle Co.]] (1926)
** 1308-1310: former location of [[Standard Bottle Co.]] (1926)
*** 1308: [[Fashion Etc Hair Salon]], former location of [[S. W. Odom]] saloon (1887), saloon (1891), [[Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co.]] city store (1896), [[Alabama Advertising Company]] (1940), [[Clisby & Associates]] manufacturers' agents (1953), [[U.S. Department of Agriculture]] and [[Alabama Department of Agriculture]] offices (1960-1964)
*** 1308: [[Fashion Etc Hair Salon]], former location of [[S. W. Odom]] saloon (1887), [[Klausman Brewing Co.]] (1890), saloon (1891), [[Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co.]] city store (1896–1898), [[Birmingham Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.]] (1909), [[Alabama Advertising Company]] / [[Claude Lyemance]] general contractor (1940), [[Clisby & Associates]] manufacturers' agents (1953), [[U.S. Department of Agriculture]] and [[Alabama Department of Agriculture]] offices (1960-1964)
*** 1310: former location of [[C. W. Odom]] dry goods (1887-1891), [[McIntyre & Blackburn]] (1904), [[Leonard's Restaurant]], vacant (1953), [[Leonard's Restaurant & Lounge]] (1960), [[Trader Joe's]] restaurant & lounge (1964), [[Tito's Lounge]] (1973), [[Lynn's Den]] (1987-1998)
**** 1308½: former location of [[C. W. Odom|C. W.]] & [[Augustine Odom]] / [[P. Chavgnat|P.]] & [[Mary Chavgnat]] (1898), [[Advertising Distributing Service]] (1940)
*** 1310: former location of [[C. W. Odom]] dry goods / [[P. Chavgnat]] meat market (1887-1891), [[McIntyre & Blackburn]] (1904), [[United Sign Co.]] (1940), [[Leonard's Restaurant]], vacant (1953), [[Leonard's Restaurant & Lounge]] (1960), [[Trader Joe's]] restaurant & lounge (1964), [[Tito's Lounge]] (1973), [[Lynn's Den]] (1987-1998)
**** 1310b: former location of [[Paul A. Pocopanni & Associates]] accountants (1964)
**** 1310b: former location of [[Paul A. Pocopanni & Associates]] accountants (1964)
**** 1310½: former location of [[Alabama Advertising Co.]] outdoor advertisements (1940)
** 1312-1314: [[Birmingham Color Wall]] (2018-), former location of [[Peaslee-Gaulbert Corp.]] wholesale floor coverings (1953), [[Hunter Furniture]] warehouse (demolished 2017)
** 1312-1314: [[Birmingham Color Wall]] (2018-), former location of [[Peaslee-Gaulbert Corp.]] wholesale floor coverings (1953), [[Hunter Furniture]] warehouse (demolished 2017)
*** 1312: former location of vacant store (1891), [[Molay Bros.]] building supply (1960)
*** 1312: former location of vacant store (1891), [[Molay Bros.]] building supply (1960)
*** 1314: former location of [[Smith & Yancey]] / [[Birmingham Mattress Factory]] (1887), vacant store (1891), [[City Body & Paint Service]] (1964)
*** 1314: former location of [[Smith & Yancey]] / [[Birmingham Mattress Factory]] (1887), vacant store (1891), [[City Body & Paint Service]] (1964)
**** 1314½: former location of vacant store (1891)
**** 1314½: former location of vacant store (1891)
** 1316: former location of [[Mathews Littleton Barber Shop]] (1887), dry goods store (1891), [[Martin Osborne]] (1896), [[Jefferson Woodworking]] (1925-1926), [[Music Center One-Stop]] (2007)
** 1316: former location of [[Mathews Littleton Barber Shop]] (1887), dry goods store (1891), [[Martin Osborne]] (1896), [[Jefferson Woodworking]] (1925-1926), [[Smith & Smith Refrigeration Co.]] (1940), [[Music Center One-Stop]] (2007)
** 1318-1322: [[Hibbett Sports]] team sales, former location of [[Canada Dry Bottling Co. of Birmingham]] / [[Tru-Ade Bottling Co.]] (1953)
** 1318-1324: [[Primoridal Ventures]] manufacturing plant (2024–), former location of [[Canada Dry Bottling Co. of Birmingham]] / [[Tru-Ade Bottling Co.]] (1953), [[Hibbett Sports]] team sales, proposed location of [[Ballast at The Switch]] (2021)
*** 1318: former location of [[J. L. Vincent]] saloon (1887), saloon (1891) [[Lilly-Flag Feed Co.]] (1923-1926), [[Sterling Distributors]] warehouse (1960-1964)
*** 1318: former location of [[J. L. Vincent]] saloon (1887), saloon (1891) [[Lilly-Flag Feed Co.]] (1923-1926), [[Sterling Distributors]] warehouse (1960-1964)
**** 1318B: former location of barber shop (1891)
**** 1318B: former location of barber shop (1891)
*** 1320-1324: former location of [[Universal Printing Co.]] (1960-1964)
*** 1320-1324: former location of [[Universal Printing Co.]] (1960-1964)
**** 1320: former location of [[J. W. Deacy]] clothier (1887), grocery store (1891), [[Higgs & Son]] (1896)
**** 1320: former location of [[J. W. Deacy]] clothier (1887), grocery store (1891), [[J. W. Higgs & Son]] grocery (1896–1898)
**** 1322: former location of [[W. C. McLeod & Co.]] druggists (1887), drug store (1891), [[Magic City Drug Co.]] (1896)
**** 1322: former location of [[W. C. McLeod & Co.]] druggists (1887), drug store (1891), [[Magic City Drug Co.]] (1896–1898)
**** 1324: former location of [[J. M. Dupuy]] fruit dealer (1878), grocery / produce (1891), [[Siphonmix Fountain Co.]] (1926), [[The Plate Shop]] lithographers (1964)
**** 1324: former location of [[J. M. Dupuy]] fruit dealer (1878), grocery / produce (1891), [[Siphonmix Fountain Co.]] (1926), [[James McCain]] welder (1940), [[The Plate Shop]] lithographers (1964)
** 1326: former location of [[J. Comaschi]] fruit dealer / [[McGeever & Tully]] saloon (1887), saloon (1891), [[William Tully]] (1896), [[Magic City Drug Co.]] (1904), [[San-Nox Chemical Co.]] (1926), [[Sterling Distributors]] wholesale beer (1953-1964)
** 1326: former location of [[J. Comaschi]] fruit dealer / [[McGeever & Tully]] saloon (1887), saloon (1891), [[William Tully]] (1896), [[Magic City Drug Co.]] (1904), [[San-Nox Chemical Co.]] (1926), [[Sterling Distributors]] wholesale beer (1953-1964)
** 1328: former location of [[W. Shackelford]] confectioner (1887), furniture store (1891), [[John Stratte]] restaurant (1904)
** 1328: former location of [[W. Shackelford]] confectioner (1887), furniture store (1891), [[John Stratte]] restaurant (1904)
** 1330: former location of [[G. W. Schackleford]] saloon (1887), saloon (1891), [[Frank Gallagher]] (1896), [[David Tire & Battery Co.]] warehouse (1953), [[Birmingham Motor Exchange]] (1960), [[Birmingham Motor Transmission Service]] (1964)
** 1330: former location of [[G. W. Schackleford]] saloon (1887), saloon (1891), [[Frank Gallagher]] (1896), [[W. M. Tully]] saloon (1898), [[Dayton Tire Sales]] wholesale (1940) [[David Tire & Battery Co.]] warehouse (1953), [[Birmingham Motor Exchange]] (1960), [[Birmingham Motor Transmission Service]] (1964)
*** 1330½: former location of [[Laura Smith]] boarding house (1898)


* south side ([[Block 111A]]):
* south side ([[Block 111A]]):
** 1301-1331: former location of [[Birmingham Foundry & Car Manufacturing Company]] (1877-), [[Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co.]] [[Linn Iron Works]] (1886-1920s)
** 1301-1331: former location of [[Birmingham Foundry & Car Manufacturing Company]] (1877-), [[Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co.]] [[Linn Iron Works]] (1886-1920s)
*** 1301: [[The Elegant Earth]] warehouse, former location of [[W. H. Adams Flower & Grain Co.]] (1926), [[Gates Rubber Co.]] warehouse (1953), [[Buffalo Electric Co.]] (1960-1964)
*** 1301-1305: [[Ebsco Engineering Building]], [[EBSCO Capital]] (2021–), former location of [[Biso Collective]] (2020-)
*** 1303: [[Ebsco Engineering]], former location of [[Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Company]] central vault (1926), [[U. S. Radiator Corp.]] (1953) [[Discount Television]] (1964)
**** 1301: former location of [[W. H. Adams Flower & Grain Co.]] (1926), [[Gordon's Transports System]] / [[Motor Terminal & Transfer Co.]] / [[Georgia Motor Express]] (1940), [[Gates Rubber Co.]] warehouse (1953), [[Buffalo Electric Co.]] (1960-1964), [[The Elegant Earth]] warehouse
**** 1303: former location of [[Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Company]] central vault (1926–1940), [[U.S. Radiator Corp.]] (1953), [[Discount Television]] (1964), [[Ebsco Engineering]]
*** 1305: former location of [[ABC Store No. 76]] (1953-1960)
*** 1305: former location of [[ABC Store No. 76]] (1953-1960)
*** 1307-1309: former location of [[Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.]] branch office (1953-1960)
*** 1307-1309: former location of [[Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.]] branch office (1953-1960)
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*** 1319: former location of dwelling (1891)
*** 1319: former location of dwelling (1891)
*** 1325: former location of [[Royal Motor Co.]] used cars (1953)
*** 1325: former location of [[Royal Motor Co.]] used cars (1953)
*** 1331: [[Bailey's Corner]] gas station ([[Catch-out Corner]]), [[Tacos Dos Hermanos]], former location of [[Spur Distributing Co.]] gas station (1953-1966)
*** 1331: [[Bailey's Corner]] gas station ([[Catch-out Corner]]), [[Tacos Dos Hermanos]], former location of [[Spur Distributing Co.]] gas station (1940-1966), [[Langston's Citgo]] (1976)


====[[14th Street North|14th Street]] intersection====
====[[14th Street North|14th Street]] intersects====
* north side ([[Block 94]]):
* north side ([[Block 94]]):
** 1400: former location of saloon (1891)
** 1400: former location of saloon (1891), [[Rhoda Farley]] boarding house (1898)
** 1402: former location of vacant store (1891)
** 1402: former location of vacant store (1891)
** 1404-1406: former location of street railroad company (vacated by 1891)
** 1404-1406: former location of street railroad company (vacated by 1891)
Line 90: Line 105:
** 1416-1418: former location of [[Birmingham Electric & Manufacturing Co.]] (1904)
** 1416-1418: former location of [[Birmingham Electric & Manufacturing Co.]] (1904)
*** 1416: former location of vacant store (1891)
*** 1416: former location of vacant store (1891)
**** 1416½: former location of Mrs [[B. E. Horan]] boarding house (1898)
*** 1418: former location of vacant store (1891)
*** 1418: former location of vacant store (1891)
** 1420-1430: former location of [[Jefferson Foundry]] (1885), [[Williamson Iron Co.]] (1891-1904)
** 1420-1430: former location of [[Jefferson Foundry]] (1885), [[Williamson Iron Co.]] (1891-1904)
*** 1420: former location of blacksmith shop (1891)
**** 1420: former location of blacksmith shop (1891)
*** 1422-1430: former location of [[Williamson Iron Co.]] machine & pattern shop (1891), [[Williamson Iron Co.]] / [[Hood Machine Co.]] (1896)


* south side ([[Block 109D]]:
* south side ([[Block 109D]]:
** 1401-1417: former location of [[Sears downtown store|Sears, Roebuck & Co.]] parking lot
** 1401-1417: former location of [[Sears downtown store|Sears, Roebuck & Co.]] parking lot
*** 1401: former location of [[Cahaba Domestic Coal & Coke Co.]] (1926-1935)
*** 1401: former location of [[Cahaba Domestic Coal & Coke Co.]] (1926-1935), [[Summit Coal & Coke Co.]] (1940)
*** 1405: former location of [[City Lumber Co.]] (1926)
*** 1405: former location of [[City Lumber Co.]] (1926)
*** 1413-1415: former location of [[Wulbern Machine & Foundry Co.]] (1904)
*** 1413-1415: former location of [[Wulbern Machine & Foundry Co.]] (1904)
*** 1419: former location of [[Ward Baking Co.]] garage (1953), thrift store (1964)
*** 1415–1431: former location of [[Hood Machine Co.]] (1898)
**** 1419: former location of [[Ward Baking Co.]] garage (1953), thrift store (1964)


====[[15th Street North|15th Street]] intersection (closed) ====
====[[15th Street North|15th Street]] formerly intersected ====
* North side ([[Block 95]])
* north side ([[Block 95]]):
** 1500-1530: [[Innovation Depot]] (2007-), (built 1941 as [[Downtown Sears store]]), [[Downtown Sears store|Sears Roebuck & Co.]] (1941-1990)
** 1500-1530: [[Innovation Depot]] (2007-), (built 1941 as [[Downtown Sears store]]), [[Downtown Sears store|Sears Roebuck & Co.]] (1941-1990)
*** 1500: former location of dwelling / small store (1891)
*** 1500: former location of dwelling / small store (1891)
*** 1502: former location of store (1891)
*** 1502: former location of store (1891)
*** 1504: former location of dwelling (1891)
*** 1504: former location of dwelling (1891)
** 1516-1530: [[W. P. Brewer]] sash, door, blind & furniture factory (1885-1896)
** 1516-1530: [[W. P. Brewer]]<!--William--> sash, door, blind & furniture factory (1885-1898)
*** 1526: former location of [[W. P. Brewer]] sales room (1891)
*** 1526: former location of [[W. P. Brewer]] sales room (1891)
*** 1530: former location of [[Central of Georgia Railroad]] and [[Illinois Central Railroad]] freight depot (1926)
*** 1530: former location of [[Central of Georgia Railroad]] and [[Illinois Central Railroad]] freight depot (1926–1940)
* South side ([[Block 109C]])
 
* south side ([[Block 109C]]):
** 1501: former location of [[Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co.]] (1925-1926)
** 1501: former location of [[Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co.]] (1925-1926)
** 1515: former location of [[Wilcox Coal Co.]] (1904)
** 1515: former location of [[Wilcox Coal Co.]] (1904)
** 1517-1519: former location of [[Downtown Sears store|Sears Roebuck & Co.]] farm and garden store (built 1946)
** 1517-1519: former location of [[Downtown Sears store|Sears Roebuck & Co.]] farm and garden store (built 1946)
*** 1517: former location of [[Archives Security Inc.]] (2007)
*** 1517: former location of [[Archives Security Inc.]] (2007)
** 1521: former location of [[Interstate Belting & Packing]] (1925), [[Noble-Bryant Packing & Manufacturing]] (1926), [[Harry Charles & Son]] pianos (1964)
** 1521: former location of [[Interstate Belting & Packing]] (1925), [[Noble-Bryant Packing & Manufacturing]] (1926), [[W. P. Ballard & Co.]] laundry supplies (1940), [[Harry Charles & Son]] pianos (1964)
** 1527: former location of [[Atlas Chemical Company]] janitorial supplies, [[Giles Warehouse & Transfer]], and [[Whitaker Paper Co.]] (1964)
** 1527-1531: former location of [[Acme Brewery Co.]] / [[Chattanooga Brewing Co.]] (1909)
** 1529-1531: former location of [[Lawrenceburg Rollers Mills Co.]] (1926)
*** 1527: former location of [[Atlas Chemical Company]] janitorial supplies, [[Giles Warehouse & Transfer]], and [[Whitaker Paper Co.]] (1964)
*** 1529: former location of [[Southern Bell|Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.]] training school (1964)
*** 1529-1531: former location of [[Lawrenceburg Rollers Mills Co.]] (1926), [[Graybar Electric Co.]] (1940)
*** 1531: former location of [[Birmingham Contracting Co.]] (1904)
**** 1529: former location of [[Southern Bell|Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.]] training school (1964)
**** 1531: former location of [[Birmingham Contracting Co.]] (1904)


====[[16th Street North|16th Street]] intersection====
====[[16th Street North|16th Street]] intersects====
* north side ([[Block 96]]):
* north side ([[Block 96]]):
** 1600-1610: parking lot for [[Thomas Jefferson Tower]] (2018-)
** 1600-1610: parking lot for [[Thomas Jefferson Tower]] (2018-)
*** 1600-1606: former location of [[H. T. Beggs & Son]] foundry (1885-1887), [[Birmingham Railway Light & Power Co.]] freight depot (1904), [[Birmingham Electric Co.]] electrical department (1926), [[Darnell's Downtown Gulf]] gas station (1964)
*** 1600-1606: former location of [[Mineral City Foundry]] (1875–1878), [[H. T. Beggs & Son]] foundry (1885-1887), [[Birmingham Railway Light & Power Co.]] freight depot (1904), [[Birmingham Electric Co.]] electrical department (1926), [[Royal Tyre Co.]] (1940), [[Darnell's Downtown Gulf]] gas station (1964)
**** 1600: former location of saloon (1891)
**** 1600: former location o
**** 1604: former location of [[People's Electric Light Co.]] (1891)
**** 1600–1602: former location of [[Baby Cultivator Co.]] (1898)
**** 1606: former location of [[Birmingham Steam Laundry]] (1891), [[Nelson's Cafe]] (1964)
***** 1600: former location of saloon (1891)
*** 1608-1610: former location of vacant stores (1891), [[Meyer-Blanke Co.]] (1926)
**** 1604–1612: former location of [[Perfection Mattress Co.]] (1896–1898)
**** 1608: former location of [[Perfection Mattress Co.]] (1896)
***** 1604: former location of [[People's Electric Light Co.]] (1891)
**** 1610: former location of [[American Newspaper Union]] (1887)
***** 1606: former location of [[Birmingham Steam Laundry]] (1891), [[Nelson's Cafe]] (1964)
** 1612-1632: former location of [[Birmingham Wagon Works]] (1885- )
***** 1608-1610: former location of vacant stores (1891), [[Meyer-Blanke Co.]] (1926), [[L. B. Price Mercantile Co.]] furnishings (1940)
*** 1612: former location of vacant store (1891) [[Allright Birmingham Co.]] parking lot (1964)
****** 1610: former location of [[American Newspaper Union]] (1887)
**** 1612½: former location of cobbler (1891)
***** 1612: former location of vacant store (1891)
****** 1612½: former location of cobbler (1891)
** 1614-1632: former location of [[Birmingham Wagon Works]] (1885-),  [[Allright Birmingham Co.]] parking lot (1964)
*** 1614: former location of "negro tenements" (1891)
*** 1614: former location of "negro tenements" (1891)
*** 1616: former location of restaurant (1891), [[R. H. McLeod Plastering Co.]] (1926)
*** 1616–1622: former location of [[Clarence T. Walkers]] parking lot (1940), [[Car Park Inc.]] parking lot (1964)
*** 1618: former location of store (1891)
**** 1616: former location of [[M. C. Boyd]] blacksmith (1898), restaurant (1891), [[R. H. McLeod Plastering Co.]] (1926)
**** 1618½: former location of cobbler (1891)
**** 1618: former location of store (1891)
*** 1620-1624: former location of [[Car Park Inc.]] parking lot (1964)
***** 1618½: former location of cobbler (1891)
**** 1620: former location of vacant store (1891), [[Alabama Paper & Metal Ware Co.]] / [[Southern Wooden Ware Co.]] (1926)
**** 1620: former location of vacant store (1891), [[Alabama Paper & Metal Ware Co.]] / [[Southern Wooden Ware Co.]] (1926)
**** 1622: former location of clothier (1891)
**** 1622: former location of clothier (1891)
**** 1624: former location of cobbler (1891), [[Going Road Machinery Co.]]/[[Imperial Candy Co.]]/[[Stacy Williams Co.]] (1923-1994)
*** 1624: former location of cobbler (1891), [[Going Road Machinery Co.]]/[[Imperial Candy Co.]]/[[Stacy Williams Co.]] (1923-1994)
*** 1626: former location of "negro tenements" (1891), [[W. J. McGrail]] saloon (1904),  [[Beesley Products Co.]] (1964), [[Babe's Hot Dogs]] (1985-1990), [[Erika's Beauty Unlimited]] (2007)
*** 1626: former location of "negro tenements" (1891), [[W. J. McGrail]] saloon (1904),  [[Beesley Products Co.]] (1964), [[Babe's Hot Dogs]] (1985-1990), [[Erika's Beauty Unlimited]] (2007)
*** 1628: former location of store (1891), [[W. H. Swinge]] (1896), [[Imperial Candy Co.]] (1925), [[B. I. T. Cafe]] (1929), [[Term Financial Co.]] loans (1964)
*** 1628–1632: [[Brokers Building]] (1938), former location of [[Jeffers & Thomas]] lumber yard and planing mill, [[Washington Hotel]] (1904), [[New Washington Hotel]], [[J. F. Day|J. F. Day Screen & Weatherstrip Co.]] (1938), [[Z's Restaurant]] dining room (2011–2020)
*** 1630: former location of candy shop (1891), [[Carrie Skinne]] (1896), [[Washington Hotel]] (1904)
**** 1628: former location of store (1891), [[W. H. Swinger]] shoemaker (1896–1898), [[Imperial Candy Co.]] (1925), [[B. I. T. Cafe]] (1929), [[Term Financial Co.]] loans (1964)
*** 1632: former location of photography studio (1891)
**** 1630: former location of candy shop (1891), [[Carrie Skinne]] (1896), [[P. Mason|P.]] & [[Alice Mason (1st Avenue)|Alice Mason]] (1898)
**** 1632: former location of photography studio (1891)


* south side ([[Block 109B]]), backing up to [[L & N Railroad]] machine shops & roundhouse (1891):
* south side ([[Block 109B]]), backing up to [[L & N Railroad]] machine shops & roundhouse (1891):
** 1601: former location of [[Walters Brokerage Co.]]/[[Donovan Provision Co.]]/[[Diem & Wing Paper Co.]]/[[Ormond Bros. Brokerage Co.]] (1926), [[Hendon Car Park]] parking lot (1964)
** 1601: former location of [[Walters Brokerage Co.]] / [[Diem & Wing Paper Co.]] [[Donovan Provision Co.]] (1926), [[Ormand Bros. Brokerage Co.]] (1926–1940), [[Donovan Coffee Co.]] / [[Strickland Paper Co.]] (1940), [[Hendon Car Park]] parking lot (1964)
** 1605-1615: former location of [[Pizitz]] warehouse (1964)
** 1605-1615: former location of [[Pizitz]] warehouse (1964)
*** 1605-1607: former location of [[Beck Candy & Grocery Co.]] (1925-1926)
*** 1605-1607: former location of [[Beck Candy & Grocery Co.]] (1925-1926)
*** 1609-1611: former location of [[Goodyear Tire & Rubber]] (1925-1926)/[[Educational Exchange Co.]] (1926)
*** 1609-1611: former location of [[Goodyear Tire & Rubber]] (1925-1926)/[[Educational Exchange Co.]] (1926)
*** 1613: former location of [[Henry Chairsell]] (1896), [[Tyler Grocery Co.]] (1926), [[Architectural Interiors]], [[Jeffcoat Warehouse]] (2007)
*** 1613–1615: former location of [[Henry Chairsell]] grain & flour (1896–1898), [[Tyler Grocery Co.]] (1926), [[Sears, Roebuck & Co.]] warehouse (1940), [[Architectural Interiors]], [[Jeffcoat Warehouse]] (2007)
** 1617-1619: former location of [[Magnus Grocery Co.]] (1926), [[Beck Candy & Grocery Co.]] (1929-1931)
** 1617-1619: former location of [[Magnus Grocery Co.]] (1926), [[Beck Candy & Grocery Co.]] (1929-1931)
** 1621: former location of [[Magic City Machine Co.]] (1891), [[Mineral City Coal & Coke Co.]] (1896), [[Morton-Bowles & Co.]] merchandise brokers (1925-1926), [[Noble Bryant Co.]] mill supplies (1929), [[Birmingham Trust National Bank]] printing department (1964), [[American Armored Transport]] (2007)
** 1621–1623: former location of [[Meyer-Blanke Co.]] dairy supplies (1940), [[Birmingham Trust National Bank]] printing department (1964), [[American Armored Transport]] (2007)
** 1623: former location of wholesale produce (1891), [[West Disinfecting Co.]] (1925-1929)
*** 1621: former location of [[Magic City Machine Co.]] (1891), [[Mineral City Coal & Coke Co.]] (1896), [[John McCarty]] coal dealer (1898), [[Morton-Bowles & Co.]] merchandise brokers (1925-1926), [[Noble Bryant Co.]] mill supplies (1929)
** 1625: former location of warehouse (1891), [[Deacon Brown Bottling Company]] (1911), [[Magic City Bottling & Syrup Co.]] (1911), [[Dixie Asbestos Co.]] (1925-1929), [[Salon Oni's]]
*** 1623: former location of wholesale produce (1891), [[West Disinfecting Co.]] (1925-1929)
** 1627: former location of coal yeard (1891) [[Sherwin-Williams Co.]] (1926), [[Enterprise Furniture Co.]] (1929), [[Wallace Fabrics]] drapery material (1964), [[Cabaret Event Center]] (2007)
** 1625–1627: former location of [[Lee-Rodgers Tire & Battery Co.]] (1940),  [[Wallace Fabrics]] drapery material (1964), [[Cabaret Event Center]] (2007)
** 1629-1631: former location of [[Henry Chairsell]] feed & grain (1887), beer storage (1891)
*** 1625: former location of warehouse (1891), [[Deacon Brown Bottling Company]] (1911), [[Magic City Bottling & Syrup Co.]] (1911), [[Dixie Asbestos Co.]] (1925-1929), [[Salon Oni's]]
*** 1629: former location of [[E. J. Jones Grain Co.]]/[[Jones Bros. Sales Co.]] (1926)
*** 1627: former location of coal yard (1891), [[The Jung Brewing Co.]] (1897–1898), [[Sherwin-Williams Co.]] (1926), [[Enterprise Furniture Co.]] (1929)
*** 1631: [[Downtown Lounge]], former location of [[Tennessee Biscuit Co.]] (1926), [[C. D. Kenney Coffee Company]] (1937), [[Diamond Jim's Warehouse]] (late 1970s-early 1980s)
** 1629-1631: former location of [[Henry Chairsell]] feed & grain (1887), beer storage (1891), [[C. D. Kenny Co.]] wholesale coffees & teas (1935–1940)
*** 1629: former location of [[E. J. Jones Grain Co.]] / [[Jones Bros. Sales Co.]] (1926)
*** 1631: [[Downtown Lounge]], former location of [[Tennessee Biscuit Co.]] (1926), [[Diamond Jim's Warehouse]] (late 1970s-early 1980s)


====[[17th Street North|17th Street]] intersection====
====[[17th Street North|17th Street]] intersects====
* north side ([[Block 97]]):
* north side ([[Block 97]]):
** 1700: former location of [[B. B. Mayes]] saloon (1887-1896), [[G. W. Myers]] saloon (1904), [[Welsh Vinegar Co.]] (1920), [[Sinclair Filling Station]] (1937), [[Ralph Fowler's Service Station]] (1964)
** 1700–1704: former location of [[Sinclair Filling Station]] (1937), [[Ralph Fowler's Service Station]] (1940–1964)
*** 1700–1702: former location of [[Birmingham Smelting Co.]] / [[Bates Manufacturing Co.]] (1898)
**** 1700: former location of [[B. B. Mayes]] saloon (1887-1896), [[G. W. Myers]] saloon (1904), [[Welsh Vinegar Co.]] (1920),  
** 1702-1708: former location of [[C. A. Bain Roofing & Sheet Metal Co.]] (1926)
** 1702-1708: former location of [[C. A. Bain Roofing & Sheet Metal Co.]] (1926)
*** 1702: former location of vacant store (1891), [[J. N. Davidson]] (1896)
*** 1702: former location of vacant store (1891), [[J. W. Davidson]] shoemaker (1896)
*** 1704: former location of furniture store (1891), [[Samuel Steele]] restaurant (1904)
*** 1704: former location of furniture store (1891), [[J. W. Davidson]] shoemaker (1898), [[Samuel Steele]] restaurant (1904)
*** 1706: former location of [[J. M. Crittenden]] grocer (1887), vacant store (1891), [[John Brown]] (1896), [[Brand Bros. & Co.]] (1904)
*** 1706–1712: former location of [[McKesson & Robbins]] laboratory supplies (1940–1949)
*** 1708: former location of [[Russell Brothers Furniture]] (1887), vacant store (1891), [[Birmingham Pattern & Jobbing Co.]] (1896), [[McKesson & Robins]] laboratory supplies (1949)
**** 1706: former location of [[J. M. Crittenden]] grocer (1887), vacant store (1891), [[John Brown]] (1896), [[Lizzie Brown]] boarding house (1898), [[Brand Bros. & Co.]] (1904)
** 1710-1712: former location of [[J. D. Lykes]] (1896)
**** 1708: former location of [[Russell Brothers Furniture]] (1887), vacant store (1891), [[Birmingham Pattern & Jobbing Co.]] (1896), [[McKesson & Robins]] (1949)
*** 1710: [[1710 Building]]/[[Birmingham Police Headquarters]] (built 1928), former location of [[C. D. Ebersol]] clothier (1887), [[J. M. Wright & Co.]] (1926), [[Doster-Northington Drug Co.]] (1929), [[McKesson-Doster-Northington, Inc.]] wholesale drugs (1937), [[Southern Bell]] divisional office (1964), [[Southern Junior College of Business]]
***** 1708½: former location of [[G. W. Anderson|G. W.]] & [[Sarah Anderson]] boarding house (1898)
** 1712-1714: former location of furniture storage (1891), [[R. L. Sparkman & Co.]] (1926)
*** 1710-1712: former location of [[John D. Lykes]] foundry and machine shop (1896)
*** 1712: [[J. G. Starr]] newstand (1887)
**** 1710: [[1710 Building]]/[[Birmingham Police Headquarters]] (built 1928), former location of [[C. D. Ebersol]] clothier (1887), [[J. M. Wright & Co.]] (1926), [[Doster-Northington Drug Co.]] (1929), [[McKesson-Doster-Northington, Inc.]] wholesale drugs (1937), [[Southern Bell]] divisional office (1964), [[Southern Junior College of Business]]
*** 1712-1714: former location of furniture storage (1891), [[John D. Lykes]] foundry & machine shop (1898), [[R. L. Sparkman & Co.]] (1926)
**** 1712: [[J. G. Starr]] newstand (1887)
** 1714-1716: former location of [[G. A. Stowers]] furniture (1886), [[Birmingham Hosiery Co.]] (1896)
** 1714-1716: former location of [[G. A. Stowers]] furniture (1886), [[Birmingham Hosiery Co.]] (1896)
** 1714-1722: former location of [[Mineral City Mill]] (1885)
** 1714-1722: former location of [[Mineral City Mill]] (1885)
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*** 1716A: former location of restaurant (1891)
*** 1716A: former location of restaurant (1891)
*** 1716B: former location of barber shop (1891)
*** 1716B: former location of barber shop (1891)
** 1718: former location of [[J. S. Glasgow]] restaurant (1887), saloon (1891), [[Perryman & Co.]] (1896), [[Welsh Bros.]] / [[Welsh Vinegar & Extract Co.]] (1904), [[United Furniture Co.]] (1926), [[Ross Brothers Plumbers]], [[Southern Junior College of Business]]
** 1718: former location of [[J. S. Glasgow]] restaurant (1887), saloon (1891), [[Perryman & Co.]] (1896), [[Southern Safe & Lock Co.]] / [[Goetz Bros.]] manufacturer's agents (1898), [[Welsh Bros.]] / [[Welsh Vinegar & Extract Co.]] (1904), [[United Furniture Co.]] (1926), [[Ross Brothers Plumbers]], [[Southern Junior College of Business]]
** 1720-1722: former location of vacant stores (1891)
** 1720-1722: former location of vacant stores (1891)
*** 1720: former location of [[C. W. Austin Saloon]] (1887), [[C. P. Baldwin]] (1896), [[Colby Decorating Co.]] (1926), [[Jason Clark Electrical Co.]] (1929), [[Billingsley-Duddy Inc.]] appliances (1964)
*** 1720: former location of saloon ([[Conrad Austin]] 1887–1888), [[C. P. Baldwin]] (1896), [[Perryman & Co.]] cottonseed huller manufacturers (1898), [[Colby Decorating Co.]] (1926), [[Jason Clark Electrical Co.]] (1929), [[Billingsley-Duddy Inc.]] appliances (1964)
**** 1720½: former location of [[Southern Steam Carpet Cleaning Co.]] / [[J. W. Hay & Son]] (1904)
**** 1720½: former location of [[Southern Steam Carpet Cleaning Co.]] / [[J. W. Hay & Son]] (1904)
*** 1722: former location of [[M. S. Kacker]] (1896), [[Boyd Manufacturing Co.]] (1926-1937), [[Seaboard Finance Co.]] (1964)
*** 1722: former location of [[M. S. Kacker]] (1896), [[C. T. Hughes]] roofing (1898), [[Boyd Manufacturing Co.]] (1926-1940), [[Holt Manufacturing Co.]] ink (1940), [[Seaboard Finance Co.]] (1964)
** 1724-1726: former location of vacant stores (1891)
** 1724-1726: former location of vacant stores (1891)
*** 1724: former location of [[Doster-Worthington Drug Store]] (1929), [[Continental Commercial College]] (1969-1970)
*** 1724: former location of [[J. Lavier]] bakery (1898), [[Doster-Worthington Drug Store]] (1929), [[Continental Commercial College]] (1969-1970), [[Southern Junior College of Business]] (1977)
*** 1726: former location of [[John MacKenzie]] (1896), [[O. D. Stewart Furniture Co.]] (1904), [[Birmingham Gas Appliance Co.]] (1964)
*** 1726: former location of [[John MacKenzie]] (1896), [[Southern Carpet Cleaning Co.]] (1898), [[O. D. Stewart Furniture Co.]] (1904), [[Birmingham Gas Appliance Co.]] (1964)
** 1728-1730: former location of [[Finley Hall]] (1885), furniture store (1891), [[Magic City Candy Co.]] (1925-1929), parking lot (1937)
** 1728-1730: former location of [[Finley Hall]] (1885), furniture store (1891), [[Magic City Candy Co.]] (1925-1929), [[Clarence T. Waters]] parking lot (1937–1940)
*** 1728: former location of [[Richter & Brown]] (1896)
*** 1728: former location of [[Richter & Brown]] (1896), [[N. W. Berglund]] confectionery (1898)
** 1732: former location of "ruins of fire" (1891) [[Back Candy & Grocery Co.]] (1904), [[Alabama Barber Supply Co.]] (1929-1937), [[Maytag Sales & Service]] (1964)
*** 1730: former location of [[N. Cassimus]] grocery (1898)
** 1732: former location of "ruins of fire" (1891) [[Back Candy & Grocery Co.]] (1904), [[Alabama Barber Supply Co.]] (1929-1940), [[Maytag Sales & Service]] (1964)
*** 1723B: former location of [[Here Tiz Lunch Stand]] (1929)
*** 1723B: former location of [[Here Tiz Lunch Stand]] (1929)
** 1734-1736: former location of [[National Hotel]] (1891-1904), [[Chase's City Band]] (1899), [[McGeever Liquor Co.]] (1904), [[Inn Hotel]] (1926)
** 1734-1736: former location of [[National Hotel]] (1891-1904), [[Chase's City Band]] (1899), [[H. McGeever Liquor Co.]] (1896–1904), [[Inn Hotel]] (1926)
*** 1734: former location of [[J. B. Beal Saloon]] (1887), boots & shoes (1891), [[J. R. Heaton]] (1896), [[Herring-Hall & Martin Safe Co.]] (1929), [[ABC Store No. 12]] (1964)
*** 1734: former location of [[J. B. Beal Saloon]] (1887), boots & shoes (1891), [[J. R. Heaton]] (1896), [[Herring-Hall & Martin Safe Co.]] (1929), [[Maytag Sales & Service Co.]] / [[Kendrick & Co.]] finance (1940), [[ABC Store No. 12]] (1964)
*** 1736: former location of saloon (1891), [[H. McGeever Liquor Co.]] (1896), [[Gulf States Life Building]], [[Boyett's Cigar Store]] (1929), [[American Life Insurance Company of Alabama]] (1937), [[Wheeler Business College]] (1964)
*** 1736: former location of saloon (1891), [[Gulf States Life Building]], [[Boyett's Cigar Store]] (1929), [[American Life Insurance Company of Alabama]] (1937–1940), [[Wheeler Business College]] (1957-1964)


* south side ([[Block 109A]]):
* south side ([[Block 109A]]):
** 1701-1703: former location of [[M. C. McCoy Filling Station]] (1929), [[Lee Rodgers Garage]]
** 1701-1703: former location of [[M. C. McCoy Filling Station]] (1929), [[Lee Rodgers Garage]]
*** 1701: former location of [[Mrs. M.A. Geis]] dry goods (1887), [[Moerlein Brewing Co.]] (1904), [[Hazard Manufacturing Co.]] (1926), [[Allright Birmingham Co.]] parking lot (1964)
*** 1701: former location of [[Mrs. M.A. Geis]] dry goods (1887), [[Moerlein Brewing Co.]] (1904), [[Hazard Manufacturing Co.]] (1926), [[Allright Birmingham Co.]] parking lot (1964)
** 1705: former location of [[W. P. Ballard & Co.]] dry cleaners (1926-1929), [[Watts-Newsome Company]] (1937)
** 1705: former location of [[W. P. Ballard & Co.]] dry cleaners (1926-1929), [[Watts-Newsome]] wholesale electric appliances (1937–1940)
** 1707-[[1709 1st Avenue North|1709]]: former location of [[W. P. Brewer]] (1926), [[Jefferson Furniture Co.]] (1929), [[Alabama Paper & Metalware Company]] (1937), [[R. B. Broyles Furniture Co.]] warehouse (1964), [[He She Scene]], [[Club Asia]], [[Club Heat]], [[Club Rave]] nightclubs
** 1707-[[1709 1st Avenue North|1709]]: former location of [[W. P. Brewer]] (1926), [[Jefferson Furniture Co.]] (1929), [[Alabama Paper & Metalware Company]] (1937–1940), [[R. B. Broyles Furniture Co.]] warehouse (1964), [[He She Scene]], [[Club Asia]], [[Club Heat]], [[Club Rave]] nightclubs
*** 1707: former location of [[J. G. Whitfield & Co.]] (1904)
*** 1707: former location of [[J. G. Whitfield & Co.]] (1904)
*** 1709: former location of [[Jones & Spencer]] blacksmiths (1887-1891)
*** 1709: former location of [[Jones & Spencer]] blacksmiths (1887-1891)
** 1711: former location of [[Erdreich Bros. & Marx]] liquors (1904), [[Kilgore Furniture Co.]] (1929), The [[Young & Vann Supply Co.]] (1934), [[McKelvey-Coats Furniture Co.]] warehouse
** 1711: former location of [[Erdreich Bros. & Marx]] liquors (1904), [[Kilgore Furniture Co.]] (1929), The [[Young & Vann Supply Co.]] (1934), [[McKelvey-Coats Furniture Co.]] warehouse (1940)
** 1713-1715: former location of [[Ransom's Garage]] (1929), [[Standard Oil Gas & Garage]] (1937), [[First Avenue Garage]] (1964)
** 1713-1715: former location of [[Ransom's Garage]] (1929), [[Standard Oil Gas & Garage]] (1937), [[First Avenue Garage]] (1964)
** 1715: former location of [[National Auto Finance Co.]] (1940)
** 1717: former location of [[T. M. Nesbitt & Associates]], [[Finance Inc.]], [[Nesbitt Agency]], [[William R. Brown Manufacturing Co.]] (1964)
** 1717: former location of [[T. M. Nesbitt & Associates]], [[Finance Inc.]], [[Nesbitt Agency]], [[William R. Brown Manufacturing Co.]] (1964)
** 1721-1723: former location of [[Amzi Godden Co.]] warehouse (-1903), [[Earle, Terrell & Co.]] warehouse (1904), [[Birdwood Paper Co.]] (1964)
** 1721-1723: former location of [[Tennessee Grain Co.]] / [[Clanton Lumber Co.]] (1898) [[Amzi Godden Co.]] warehouse (-1903), [[Earle, Terrell & Co.]] warehouse (1904), [[Birmingham Woodenware Co.]] (1926–1940), [[Birdwood Paper Co.]] (1964)
*** 1721: former location of [[Alex Rontos Fruit Co.]] (1926) [[Talking Machine Co.]] (1929)
*** 1721: former location of [[Alex Rontos Fruit Co.]] (1926) [[Talking Machine Co.]] (1929)
*** 1723: former location of [[Birmingham Woodenware Company]] (1926-1939), [[Magic Palace]]
*** 1723: former location of [[Magic Palace]]
** 1725-1731: [[Young & Vann Building]] (built 1899), offices of the [[Alabama Media Group]] (2014-), [[Young & Vann Supply Company]]'s mill & mine warehouse (1912-1926), [[Center for Regional Planning and Design]] (2002-2014)
** 1725-1731: [[Young & Vann Building]] (built 1899), offices of the [[Alabama Media Group]] (2014-), [[Young & Vann Supply Company]]'s mill & mine warehouse (1912-1940), [[Center for Regional Planning and Design]] (2002-2014)
*** 1727-1729: former location of wholesale grocery "to be vacated" (1891)
*** 1727-1729: former location of wholesale grocery "to be vacated" (1891)
*** 1729-1731: former location of [[Meyer-Marx Co.]] wholesale beverages & cigars (1899-1904)
*** 1729-1731: former location of [[Meyer-Marx Co.]] wholesale beverages & cigars (1899-1904)
*** 1731: former location of [[City Barbecue Lunch Co.]] (1920)
*** 1731: former location of [[City Barbecue Lunch Co.]] (1920)


====[[18th Street North|18th Street]] intersection====
====[[18th Street North|18th Street]] intersects====
[[File:Pandora Cafeteria.jpg|right|thumb|250px|The Pandora Cafeteria at 1804-1806 1st Avenue North (1927-1936)]]
[[File:Pandora Cafeteria.jpg|right|thumb|250px|The Pandora Cafeteria at 1804-1806 1st Avenue North (1927-1936)]]
* north side ([[Block 98]]):
* north side ([[Block 98]]):
** 1800-1812: [[Pizitz parking deck]] (built 1965), former location of [[Stewart's Mill]] (1881), [[Shoppers' Park Lot]] (-1964)
** 1800-1812: [[Pizitz parking deck]] (built 1965), former location of [[Stewart's Mill]] (1881), [[Shoppers' Park Lot]] (–1964)
*** 1800: former location of saloon (1891), [[J. Strathakas]] (1896), [[Louis Hotel & Cafe]] (1926), [[Manhattan Cafe]] (1929),
*** 1800: former location of saloon (1891), [[J. Strathakas]] (1896), [[J. Gianiedec]] fruits (1898), [[Gus Papalias]] (1907), [[Louis Hotel & Cafe]] (1926), [[Manhattan Cafe]] (1929–1940)
*** 1802: former location of fruit stand (1891), [[Joseph Abraham]] (1896), [[Jacob Joseph]] (1926), clothing & shoe store (1929), paint & hardware]] (1937), [[Car Park Inc.]] (-1964)
*** 1802: former location of fruit stand (1891), [[Joseph Abraham]] (1896), [[J. Koklin]] clothier (1898), [[Jacob Joseph]] (1926), clothing & shoe store (1929), [[Dixie Paint & Hardware Co.]] (1937–1940), [[Car Park Inc.]] (-1964)
**** 1802½: former location of saloon (1891), [[O'Brien House]] saloon
**** 1802½: former location of saloon (1891), [[O'Brien House]] saloon (1898)
*** 1804-1806: former location of [[National Baking & Lunch Co.]] (1926), [[Pandora Cafeteria]] (1927-1936), [[Sears Roebuck & Co.]] parking & auto accessories (1937)
*** 1804-1806: former location of [[National Baking & Lunch Co.]] (1926), [[Pandora Cafeteria]] (1927-1936), [[Sears Roebuck & Co.]] parking & auto accessories (1937)
**** 1804: former location of [[E. T. Wildsmith & Co.]] stoves (1887), vacant store (1891), [[H. Houpt]] / [[McGeever Furniture Co.]] (1896), [[Morris Wolf Tennenbaum Bros.]] (1904)
**** 1804: former location of [[E. T. Wildsmith & Co.]] stoves (1887), vacant store (1891), [[H. Houpt]] / [[McGeever Furniture Co.]] (1896), [[L. Weinstein & Co.]] clothier (1898), [[Morris Wolf Tennenbaum Bros.]] (1904)
**** 1806: former location of [[Traveler's Home]] hotel / [[J. C. Smith & Co.]] dairy & creamery (1887), [[Wildsmith Stove Co.]] (1896), [[S. M. Rogowskie]] saloon (1904)
***** 1804½: former location of [[National Lunch Co.]] office (1940)
**** 1806: former location of [[Traveler's Home]] hotel / [[J. C. Smith & Co.]] dairy & creamery (1887), [[Wildsmith Stove Co.]] (1896), [[McGeever Furniture Co.]] / [[H. Houpt]] watchmaker (1898), [[S. M. Rogowskie]] saloon (1904)
***** 1806½: former location of [[J. C. Miller|J. C.]] & [[Amerintha Miller]] furnished rooms (1898)
***** 1806A: former location of saloon (1891)
***** 1806A: former location of saloon (1891)
***** 1806B: former location of barber shop (1891)
***** 1806B: former location of barber shop (1891)
*** 1808: former location of [[E. F. Mathews]] confectioner (1887), restaurant (1891), [[I. R. Hochstadter]] wholesale liquors, [[Sarah King]] (1926), "Chinese Restaurant" (1937)
*** 1808: former location of [[E. F. Mathews]] confectioner (1887), restaurant (1891), [[I. R. Hochstadter]] wholesale liquors, [[Sarah King]] (1926), "Chinese Restaurant" (1937), [[Birmingham Gas Appliance Co.]] (1940)
*** 1810: former location of restaurant (1891), [[George Killibus]] (1896), [[Tom Solomon]] restaurant (1904), [[Sol Fleisher]] (1926), [[ABC Store #12]] (1937)
*** 1810: former location of restaurant (1891), [[George Killibus]] (1896), [[J. Yortzis]] lunch room (1898), [[Tom Solomon]] restaurant (1904), [[Sol Fleisher]] (1926), [[ABC Store #12]] (1937–1940)
*** 1812: [[Amway Batts Distributing Co.]], former location of [[Fred Artman]] restaurant / [[H. Hentschel]] saloon (1887), [[Emanuel Bloch]] saloon (1904), [[Peter Johnston]] (1896), [[Mendolsohn & Sons]] (1926),  [[T. P. Raley]] (1929), [[Magic City Barber Supplies]] (1937), [[Batts Services]] (2007)
*** 1812: [[Amway Batts Distributing Co.]], former location of [[Fred Artman]] restaurant / [[H. Hentschel]] saloon (1887), [[Peter Johnston]] lunch room (1896–1898), [[Emanuel Bloch]] saloon (1904), [[Mendolsohn & Sons]] (1926),  [[T. P. Raley]] (1929), [[Magic City Barber Supplies]] (1937), [[Magic City Beauty & Barber Supply Co.]] (1940), [[Batts Services]] (2007)
**** 1812A: former location of saloon (1891)
**** 1812A: former location of saloon (1891)
**** 1812B: former location of pawn shop (1891)
**** 1812B: former location of pawn shop (1891)
** 1814: former location of [[McGeever & Brennan]] saloon (1887), [[D. L. Brennan]] (1896), [[Gus Pappageorge]] restaurant (1904),  [[Samuel Goldstein]] (1926), [[Central Loan Office]] (1929), [[Shook & Fletcher Supply Company]] (1937-1964), [[Jemison Gallery]]
** 1814: former location of [[McGeever & Brennan]] saloon (1887), [[D. L. Brennan]] (1896), [[J. Petrakos]] restaurant (1898), [[Gus Pappageorge]] restaurant (1904),  [[Samuel Goldstein]] (1926), [[Central Loan Office]] (1929), [[Shook & Fletcher Supply Company]] (1937-1964), [[Jemison Gallery]]
*** 1814A: former location of saloon (1891)
*** 1814A: former location of saloon (1891)
*** 1814B: former location of shoe shop (1891)
*** 1814B: former location of shoe shop (1891)
** 1816-1820: former location of the [[Belmont Hotel]] (1887-1891), [[Waddell House]] (1896-1904)
** 1816-1820: former location of the [[Belmont Hotel]] (1887-1891), [[Waddell House]] (1896-1904)
*** 1816: former location of [[Charles Kaminsky]] wholesale fruit & produce (1887), [[Herman Hentschel]]<!--or Hentschiel--> saloon (1896-1904), [[Samuel Adelson]] / [[J. J. Cantelou]] (1926), [[B & B Store]] (1929), parking lot (1937)
*** 1816: former location of [[Charles Kaminsky]] wholesale fruit & produce (1887), [[Herman Hentschel]] saloon (1896-1904), [[George Paraskevopoulos]] (1907), [[Samuel Adelson]] / [[J. J. Cantelou]] (1926), [[B & B Store]] (1929), parking lot (1937)
**** 1816A: former location of saloon (1891)
**** 1816½: former location of [[D. H. Waddell]] boarding house (1898)
**** 1816A: former location of saloon (1891), [[N. Flicher]] shoemaker (1898)
**** 1816B: former location of barber shop (1891)
**** 1816B: former location of barber shop (1891)
*** 1818-1822: former location of [[Sokol's|Sokol Brothers]] furniture (1934-1937), [[Sokol's]] (1940-1949), [[Spencer Furniture]]
*** 1818-1822: former location of [[Sokol's|Sokol Brothers]] furniture (1934-1940), [[Sokol's]] (1940-1949), [[Spencer Furniture]]
**** 1818: former location of [[M. Weil & Bro]] clothier (1887), [[Samuel Adison]] (1896), [[Moses Damsky]] (1926)
**** 1818: former location of [[M. Weil & Bro]] clothier (1887), [[Samuel Adison]] shoemaker (1896–1898), [[F. G. Schilling]] barber (1898), [[Moses Damsky]] (1926)
**** 1820: former location of [[New York Clothing Palace]] (1887-1891), [[J. B. Berger]] / [[B. B. Hayes]], [[The Jung Brewing Co.]] (1896), [[Tanner & Elledye]] saloon, [[J. G. Greiner]] saloon (1904), [[Lichter Bros.]] (1926), [[Sokol Brothers]] clothing (1937)
**** 1820: former location of [[New York Clothing Palace]] (1887-1891), [[J. B. Berger]] / [[B. B. Hayes]], [[The Jung Brewing Co.]] (1896), [[Greener & Brennan]] saloon (1898), [[Tanner & Elledye]] saloon, [[J. G. Greiner]] saloon (1904), [[Lichter Bros.]] (1926), [[Sokol Brothers]] clothing (1937)
*** 1822: former location of [[Concert Garden]] saloon (1884), [[New York Restaurant]] (1887), saloon & restaurant (1891), [[D. Morola]] (1896), [[O'Hare Bros.]] saloon (1904),  [[J. E. Fleisher]] (1926), [[Whaley Furniture Co.]] (1929)
*** 1822: [[Sokol's]] expansion (1951-), former location of [[Concert Garden]] saloon (1884), [[New York Restaurant]] (1887), [[The Cosmopolitan]] restaurant & saloon ([[David Merola]] (1891—1896), [[B. B. Hayes]] saloon (1898), [[O'Hare Bros.]] saloon (1904),  [[J. E. Fleisher]] (1926), [[Whaley Furniture Co.]] (1929)
** 1824-1834: former location of [[O'Brien Opera House]] (built 1882, demolished 1915), [[Molton-Henley Retail Block]] (built 1915, demolished 1990s), expanded [[Sokol's]] store (1951-)
** 1824-1834: parking lot (1990s–), former location of [[O'Brien's Opera House]] (built 1882, demolished 1915), [[Molton-Henley Retail Block]] (built 1915, demolished 1990s)
*** 1824: former location of dining room (1891), [[Jacob Demby]] (1926), [[Old Clothing Store]] (1929)
**** 1824½: former location of [[Battle Creek Treatment Rooms]] (1926)
*** 1826: former location of office (1891), [[Watches Jewelry Repairing Store]] (1929), [[H. M. Park]] real estate (1964)
*** 1828: former location of [[H. Lowenthal]] grocer (1887), [[Opera House Bar]] (1899), [[Kartus & Weinstein]] (1904)
*** 1830: former location of [[G. W. Shackleford]] saloon (1887), [[George Raps]] saloon (1883-1891), [[Henrietta Peterson]] saloon (1904), [[J. D. Arbetter]] (1926), [[Goodyear Welt Shoe Repairing]] (1929)
*** 1832-1834: former location of clothier (1891), [[Sommer Tailoring Co.]] (1896)
**** 1832: former location of [[Philip Lipez]] / [[T. S. Larney]] (1296), [[I. Goldburg Store]] (1929)
**** 1834: former location of [[K. D. Likes Confectionary]] (1929)


* South side
* south side:
** 1801-1803: former location of [[Hotel Royal]] (1887-), [[Alabama Grocery Company]] (1904), [[Alabama Appliance Company]] (1937)
** 1801-1803: former location of [[Hotel Royal]] (1887-), [[Alabama Grocery Company]] (1904), [[Alabama Appliance Company]] (1937–1940)
*** 1801: former location of shoe shop (1891), [[C. A. Nolan & Co.]] (1896), [[Earle Brothers]] wholesale grocers (1926-1929)
*** 1801: former location of shoe shop (1891), [[C. A. Nolan & Co.]] (1896), [[J. C. St Pierre]] shoemaker (1898), [[Earle Brothers]] wholesale grocers (1926-1929)
*** 1803: former location of "canvas tent" (1891)
*** 1803: former location of "canvas tent" (1891)
** 1805-1807: former location of [[Renard Rubber Co.]] (1929), [[Haverty Furniture]] warehouse (1937)
** 1805-1807: former location of wholesale grocer (1891), [[B. F. Roden & Co.]] wholesale grocer (1898–1904) [[Renard Rubber Co.]] (1929), [[Haverty Furniture]] warehouse (1937), [[Southern Furniture & Rug Co.]] wholesale (1940)
*** 1805: former location of wholesale grocer (1891), [[Jonas Schwab & Co.]] (1896), [[Alabama Grocery Company]] (birthplace of [[Buffalo Rock Ginger Ale]], 1901) [[B. F. Roden Grocery Co.]] (1904), [[Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.]] (1926)
*** 1805: former location of [[Jonas Schwab & Co.]] (1896), [[Alabama Grocery Company]] (birthplace of [[Buffalo Rock Ginger Ale]], 1901), [[Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.]] (1926)
** 1807: former location of wholesale grocer (1891), [[B. F. Roden & Co.]] (1896), [[Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co.]] (1926)
** 1807: former location of [[Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co.]] (1926)
** 1809-1811: [[S. J. Bennett Professional Building]] (demolished 2008-2013), former location of [[U. S. Rubber Co.]] (1926), [[Kee School of Real Estate]] (2007), [[Turner Realty]], [[Loder PC]] attorneys, [[Tyme Mortgage]], [[W. L. Williams Jr]] attorney)
** 1809-1811: [[S. J. Bennett Professional Building]] (demolished 2008-2013), former location of [[U. S. Rubber Co.]] (1926), [[Kee School of Real Estate]] (2007), [[Turner Realty]], [[Loder PC]] attorneys, [[Tyme Mortgage]], [[W. L. Williams Jr]] attorney)
*** 1809: former location of wholesale grocer "to be vacated" (1891), [[Tennessee Grain Co.]] (1896), [[Sokol Brothers]] warehouse (1937)
*** 1809: former location of wholesale grocer "to be vacated" (1891), [[Tennessee Grain Co.]] (1896), [[Meyer-Marx Co.]] beer agents (1898), [[Sokol Brothers]] warehouse (1937)
*** 1811: [[Action Printing & Supply]] (2007), former location of wholesale grocer (1891), [[R. S. Allin]] (1896), [[Bay Theatre]], [[Veltex Co.]] (1937-1964)
*** 1811: [[Action Printing & Supply]] (2007), former location of wholesale grocer (1891), [[R. S. Allin]] (1896), [[P. H. Earle & Co.]] warehouse (1898), [[Bay Theatre]], [[Andre Co.]] beauty shop equipment (1940), [[Veltex Co.]] manufacturing chemists (1937-1964)
*** 1813: former location of [[Cahaba Coal Yard]] (1904)
** 1813-1819: [[Birmingham National Garage]] (built 1928), [[Budget Rent-A-Car]] (1964)
** 1815-1819: former location of [[National Birmingham Garage]] (1937-1964), [[Budget Rent-A-Car]] (1964)
*** 1813: former location of [[Cahaba Coal Yard]] (1898–1904)
*** 1815: former location of [[William Fisch & Co]] restaurant (1904),  [[W. G. Patterson Cigar Store]] (1929)
*** 1815: former location of [[William Fisch & Co]] restaurant (1904),  [[W. G. Patterson Cigar Store]] (1929)
*** 1817: former location of [[B. D. Davidson]] (1926), [[Birmingham Refrigeration Co.]] (1929), [[Highland Cleaners]] (1937), [[Matthews Electric Company]], [[Independent Reciprocal Exchange]] & [[Commonwealth Life & Accident]] insurers (1964)
*** 1817–1819: former location of [[Electrical Speciality]] (1929), [[Roberts Electric Co.]] (1937–1940), [[Modern Home Engineers]] appliances (1948), [[Independent Reciprocal Exchange]] & [[Commonwealth Life & Accident]] insurers (1964)
*** 1819: former location of [[J. C. Miller]] physician (1896), [[Birmingham Auto Laundry]]/[[Magic City Plumbing & Heating]] (1926), [[Electrical Speciality]] (1929), [[Roberts Electric]] (1937), [[Modern Home Engineers]] appliances (1948), [[Robert P. Parker]] real estate & [[Joseph A. Miller, Jr]] civil engineer (1964)
**** 1817: former location of [[B. D. Davidson]] (1926), [[Birmingham Refrigeration Co.]] (1929), [[Highland Cleaners]] (1937)
** 1821-1823: former location of [[Mayberry Hardware Company]] (1899), [[Gray & Dudley Hardware Co.]] (1904), [[Matthews Electric Supply Co.]] (1926)
**** 1819: former location of [[J. C. Miller]] physician (1896–1898), [[Birmingham Auto Laundry]]/[[Magic City Plumbing & Heating]] (1926), [[Robert P. Parker]] real estate & [[Joseph A. Miller Jr]] civil engineer (1964)
*** 1823: former location of [[H. Lowenthal]] feed and grain (1887), [[Golbro]] store, [[Goldstein Brothers Inc.]] (1964)
** 1821–1823: former location of [[Mayberry Hardware Company]] (1899), [[Gray & Dudley Hardware Co.]] (1904), [[Matthews Electric Supply Co.]] (1926)
** 1825-1831: former site of the [[Chalifoux Building]] (built 1893, burned down 1907)
*** 1823–1825: former location of [[Matthews Electric Supply Co.]] (1940)
*** 1825: former location of [[Opera House Hotel]] (1904) [[Hollywood Realty Co.]] (1926)
**** 1821: former location of [[A. Jordan]] barbecued meats (1898)
*** 1827-1831: [[Jemison Flats]] (built 1909 as the [[Lincoln Life Building]])
**** 1823: former location of [[H. Lowenthal]] feed and grain (1887), [[Golbro]] store, [[Goldstein Brothers Inc.]] (1964)
***** Suite 208: [[Jemison Gallery]]
*** 1825-1831: former site of the [[Chalifoux Building]] (built 1893, burned down 1907)
***** Suite 311: former location of [[Southern Finance Co.]] (1934)
**** 1825: former location of [[Opera House Hotel]] (1904) [[Hollywood Realty Co.]] (1926), [[Royal Typewriter Co.]] (1940)
***** Suite 411: former location of [[Alabama Brokerage Co.]] (1934)
**** 1827-1831: [[Jemison Flats]] (built 1909 as the [[Lincoln Life Building]])
**** 1827: former location of [[Home Seekers Realty Co.]] (1926), [[National Finance & Discount Co.]] (1964)
***** 1827: former location of [[Home Seekers Realty Co.]] (1926), [[McKinstry's Flowers]] (1940), [[National Finance & Discount Co.]] (1964)
**** 1829: former location of [[P. C. Couch]] (1926), [[Lincoln Life Barber Shop]] (1929)
***** 1829: former location of [[P. C. Couch]] (1926), [[Lincoln Life Barber Shop]] (1929)
**** 1831: former location of [[Whittington Drug Co.]] (1926-1929), [[Lane Rexall Drugs]] (1949)
****** 1829A: former location of [[Doyle's Super Service]] barbers (1940)
***** 1831: former location of [[Whittington Drug Co.]] (1926-1929), [[Lane Drug Store]] (1940), [[Lane Rexall Drugs]] (1949)


===[[Central City neighborhood]]===
===[[Central City neighborhood]]===
==== [[19th Street North|19th Street]] intersection====
==== [[19th Street North|19th Street]] intersection====
* north side ([[Block 99]]):
* north side ([[Block 99]]):
** 1900-1904: [[Saks building]] / [[Louis Saks]] (built 1895), former location of the [[Marre building]] (1872-1895)
** 1900-1904: [[1895 Louis Saks building]] (built 1895), former location of the [[Marre building]] (1872-1895)
*** 1900: [[Ruby Saloon]] (1880-1891), [[Louis Saks Clothing Store]] (1895-1916), [[Spielberger Brothers]] (1916), [[Ideal Millinery Cloak and Suit Store]] (1926), [[Doster-Northington Drug Store]] (1929), [[Morris Jewelers]] (1948-1964)
*** 1900: [[Ruby Saloon]] (1880-1891), [[Louis Saks Clothing Store]] (1895-1916), [[Spielberger Brothers]] (1916), [[Ideal Millinery Cloak & Suit Store]] (1926), [[Doster-Northington Drug Store]] (1929), [[The Clothing Outlet]] (1940), [[Morris Jewelers]] (1948-1964)
**** 1900½: [[H.T. Walker]] Attorney at Law (1887), [[Jas G. Spann & Co.]] Insurance (1887), [[Handy, Bridwell & Dromgoole]] real estate (1887), [[Tate & Co.]] real estate (1887), [[Barton & Co.]] stock brokers (1887)  
**** 1900½: [[H.T. Walker]] Attorney at Law (1887), [[Jas G. Spann & Co.]] Insurance (1887), [[Handy, Bridwell & Dromgoole]] real estate (1887), [[Tate & Co.]] real estate (1887), [[Barton & Co.]] stock brokers (1887)  
*** 1902: former location of  [[Excelsior Clothing House]] (1883), [[F.G. Hewett & Co.]] billiards (1887), crockery & jewelry (1891), [[Old Gold]] lunch counter (1937), [[Marvin Hawkins Pen Store]], [[The Underground]] nightclub (1974)
*** 1902: former location of  [[Excelsior Clothing House]] (1883), [[F.G. Hewett & Co.]] billiards (1887), crockery & jewelry (1891), [[Old Gold]] lunch counter (1937), [[Indiana Gold & Silver Co.]] refiners (1940), [[Marvin Hawkins Pen Store]], [[The Underground]] nightclub (1974)
**** 1902a: former location of [[Birmingham Hearing Center]], [[Marshall Allen]] optometrist (1964)
**** 1902a: former location of [[Birmingham Hearing Center]], [[Anthony Carnaggio]] restaurant (1940), [[Marshall Allen]] optometrist (1964)
*** 1904: [[Coyote Logistics]] (2015-) / [[Valley National Bank]] (2019-), former location of [[George Hammersmith]] jeweler (1884), [[Minnigerode & Ellerbe]] (1887), [[C. F. Newman & Co.]] saloon and billiards (1887-1891), [[Boxers Bakery]] & lunch room (1926-1929), [[European Bakery]] (1937), [[Model Sales Co.]] clothier (1964), [[Childcare Resources]] (2000s), [[Corporate Realty]] (2005-2015)
*** 1904: [[Coyote Logistics]] (2015-) / [[Valley National Bank]] (2019-), former location of [[George Hammersmith]] jeweler (1884), [[Minnigerode & Ellerbe]] (1887), [[C. F. Newman & Co.]] saloon and billiards (1887-1891), [[Boxers Bakery]] & lunch room (1926-1929), [[European Bakery & Grill]] (1937-1948), [[Model Sales Co.]] clothier (1964), [[Childcare Resources]] (2000s), [[Corporate Realty]] (2005-2015)
** 1906: former location of [[Hochstadter & Wise]] wholesale liquors (1875-1884), [[Iron City Exchange]] (1884-), [[M. Batt & Co.]] (1887), [[F. M. Lynch]] / [[Withington & Lynch]] druggists (1896-1904), [[Max Roseman]] (1926), [[Roseman's Shoes]] (1929), [[Liberty Loan Co.]] (1934), [[Linnehaw Jewelry Store]] (1937),  [[Dial Finance Co.]] (1964)
** 1906: former location of [[Hochstadter & Wise]] wholesale liquors (1875-1884), [[Iron City Exchange]] (1884-), [[M. Batt & Co.]] (1887), [[F. M. Lynch]] / [[Withington & Lynch]] druggists (1896-1904), [[Max Roseman]] (1926), [[Roseman's Shoes]] (1929), [[Liberty Loan Co.]] (1934), [[Linnehan Jewelry Store]] ([[Patrick Linnehan]] 1937–1940),  [[Dial Finance Co.]] (1964)
*** 1906A: former location of jewelry store (1891)
*** 1906A: former location of jewelry store (1891)
*** 1906B: former location of boot & shoe store (1891)
*** 1906B: former location of boot & shoe store (1891)
*** 1906½: former location of [[J. C. Abernathy]] / [[Stein Bros.]]
*** 1906½: former location of [[J. C. Abernathy]] / [[Stein Bros.]]
** 1908-1914: parking lot
** 1908-1914: parking lot
*** 1908: former location of [[J. Friedman & Co.]] mens' wear (1891), [[Baltimore One-Price Clothing Co.]] (1893), [[Vaughn's Men's Clothing]] (1929), [[Lichter's|Lichter Department Store]] / [[Licther's|Lichter's Magic Credit]] (1937-1964)
*** 1908: former location of [[J. Friedman & Co.]] mens' wear (1891–1899), [[Baltimore One-Price Clothing Co.]] (1893), [[Vaughn's Men's Clothing]] (1929), [[Lichter's|Lichter Department Store]] / [[Licther's|Lichter's Magic Credit]] ([[Israel Lichter]] 1937-1964)
*** 1910: former location of [[Blach's|J Blach & Son]] clothier (1887-1891), [[St Pierre Stand]] / [[J. D. Collins]] shoes (1896), [[Sacks Shoe Store]] (1926), [[Outlet Shoe Store]] (1929), [[Robertson Hardware Company]] (1937), [[Lipsitz Credit Clothiers]] (1964), [[Bishop Colvin Johnson & Kent]] attorneys
*** 1910: [[1910 1st Avenue North]], former location of [[Blach's|J Blach & Son]] clothier (1887-1891), [[St Pierre Stand]] (1896), [[J. D. Collins]] shoes (1896–1899), [[Sacks Shoe Store]] (1926), [[Outlet Shoe Store]] (1929), [[Robertson Paint & Hardware Co.]] (1937–1940), [[U.S. Post Office Sub Station No. 18]] / [[James Reid]] pet shop (1940), [[Lipsitz Credit Clothiers]] (1964), [[Bishop Colvin Johnson & Kent]] attorneys
**** 1910½: former location of [[Townsend & Hammond]] employment agency (1887)
**** 1910½: former location of [[Townsend & Hammond]] employment agency (1887)
*** 1912-1914: former location of [[J. Black & Sons]] (1904)
*** 1912-1914: former location of [[J. Black & Sons]] (1904)
**** 1912: former location of [[Baltimore Clothing House]] (1887-1891), [[D. & H. Rich]] (1926), [[Daniel Clothing Co.]] (1934), [[Standard Clothing Co.]] (1937), [[Standard Furniture Co.]] (1964)
**** 1912: former location of [[Baltimore Clothing House]] (1887-1891), [[D. & H. Rich]] (1926), [[Daniel Clothing Co.]] (1934), [[Standard Clothing Co.]] (1937), [[Standard Clothing & Furniture Co.]] (1940), [[Standard Furniture Co.]] (1964)
***** 1912½: former location of ''[[The Birmingham Chronicle|The Evening Chronicle]]'' (1883-1890), [[J. T. Davy]] real estate (1887)
***** 1912½: former location of ''[[The Birmingham Chronicle|The Evening Chronicle]]'' (1883-1890), [[J. T. Davy]] real estate (1887)
**** 1914: former location of [[Withington & Lynch]] druggists / [[Stein & Company]]/ [[George F. J. Hammersmith]] jewelers (1887-1891), [[Sommer Tailoring Co.]] (1925), [[Guarantee Leather Co.]] / [[Guarantee Hardware & Paint Co.]] (1926), [[Guarantee Hardware & Paint Co.]] (1929), [[Standard Furniture Co.]] (1937)
**** 1914: former location of [[Withington & Lynch]] druggists / [[Stein & Company]]/ [[George F. J. Hammersmith]] jewelers (1887-1891), [[Sommer Tailoring Co.]] (1925), [[Guarantee Leather Co.]] / [[Guarantee Hardware & Paint Co.]] (1926), [[Guarantee Hardware & Paint Co.]] (1929), [[Standard Furniture Co.]] (1937–1940)
** 1916-1920: former location of [[L. F. & M. Store]] dry goods (1925-1926)
** 1916-1920: former location of [[L. F. & M. Store]] dry goods (1925-1926)
*** 1916: former location of [[H. Houpt]] railroad & steamship agent & jeweler (1882-1887), [[Samuelson & Rosenthal]] (1887) / [[Paul Calame]] jewelry (1887), gentlemen's furnishings (1891), [[King Tailoring]] (1904), [[Alabama Home Furniture Co.]] (1937), [[McCauley's Furniture]] (1964)
*** 1916: former location of [[H. Houpt]] railroad & steamship agent & jeweler (1882-1887), [[Samuelson & Rosenthal]] (1887) / [[Paul Calame]] jewelry (1887), gentlemen's furnishings (1891), [[Kemper & Co.]] men's clothing (1891), [[King Tailoring]] (1904), [[Alabama Home Furniture Co.]] (1937–¡940), [[McCauley's Furniture]] (1964)
*** 1916½: [[Chilton & Greene]] Attorneys at Law (1887), [[Vaughan & Duncan]] Real Estate Agents (1887)
*** 1916½: [[Chilton & Greene]] Attorneys at Law (1887), [[Vaughan & Duncan]] Real Estate Agents (1887)
** [[1918 1st Avenue North|1918-1924]]: [[Alabama Gas Company building]] (built 1915), [[Fairfield Inn & Suites]] (opened 2019), former location of [[Birmingham Gas Company]] (1937), [[Alabama Gas Corp.]] (1964)
** [[1918 1st Avenue North|1918-1924]]: [[Alabama Gas Company building]] (built 1915), [[Fairfield Inn & Suites]] (opened 2019), former location of [[Birmingham Gas Company]] (1937–1940), [[Alabama Gas Corp.]] (1964)
*** 1918-1920: former location of [[P. H. Earle & Co.]] (1887), [[Earle, Terrell & Co.]] (1904)
*** 1918-1920: former location of [[P. H. Earle & Co.]] (1887), [[Earle, Terrell & Co.]] (1904)
**** 1918: former location of general merchandise (1891)
**** 1918: former location of general merchandise (1891)
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**** 1920: former location of [[Louis L. Schwartz]] clothiers (1887), auction house (1891)
**** 1920: former location of [[Louis L. Schwartz]] clothiers (1887), auction house (1891)
***** 1920½: former location of [[B. Klipper & Co.]] opticians (1887), jeweler (1891)
***** 1920½: former location of [[B. Klipper & Co.]] opticians (1887), jeweler (1891)
*** 1922-1924: former location of [[Porter Clothing Company]] (1925-1926)
*** 1922-1924: former location of [[Porter Clothing Company]] (1925-1926), [[Bank for Savings & Trusts]] (1937–1940)
**** 1922: former location of [[Palace Royal]] saloon (1880s), [[W. J Fletcher & Co.]] real estate (1887), clothier (1891), [[Phoenix Auction Co.]] (1904), [[Bank for Savings & Trusts]] (1937), and [[Putta-Links]] indoor golf
**** 1922: former location of [[Palace Royal]] saloon (1880s), [[W. J Fletcher & Co.]] real estate (1887), clothier (1891), [[Phoenix Auction Co.]] (1904), [[Putta-Links]] indoor golf
**** 1924: former location of [[L. H. Schmid]] sewing machines & jeweler (1884-1887), [[Allen & Rudisill]] / [[Walton Brothers]] / [[Weaver & Co.]] / [[C. D Shepherd & Co.]] real estate (1887), saloon (1891), [[Varley, Bauman & Bowers]] (1904)
**** 1924: former location of [[L. H. Schmid]] sewing machines & jeweler (1884-1887), [[Allen & Rudisill]] / [[Walton Brothers]] / [[Weaver & Co.]] / [[C. D Shepherd & Co.]] real estate (1887), saloon (1891), [[Varley, Bauman & Bowers]] (1904), [[Bank for Savings]] (1960)
** 1926: former location of [[Bains & Peeples]] druggists / [[W. T. Hensley]] jewelry & railroad ticket broker (1887-1891), [[Chris's Place]] restaurant (1909-1934), [[Empire Steak House]] (1934-1944), [[Top that Chick]], [[Seven Seas Seafood]] (1956-1964), [[Toby's]] (1999-2007)
** 1926: former location of [[Bains & Peeples]] druggists / [[W. T. Hensley]] jewelry & railroad ticket broker (1887-1891), [[Chris's Place]] restaurant (1909-1934), [[Empire Steak House]] (1934-1944), [[Top that Chick]], [[Seven Seas Seafood]] (1956-1964), [[Toby's]] (1999-2007)
*** 1926½: [[Alabama Sentinel]] newspaper (1887), [[Dickey & Gillespie]] Attorney at Law (1887), [[J.P. Gayle]] real estate agent (1887), [[Southern Teachers' Agency]] (1887), [[W.H. Hughes]] real estate (1887), [[J.V. Musgrove]] real estate (1887)
*** 1926½: [[Alabama Sentinel]] newspaper (1887), [[Dickey & Gillespie]] Attorney at Law (1887), [[J.P. Gayle]] real estate agent (1887), [[Southern Teachers' Agency]] (1887), [[W.H. Hughes]] real estate (1887), [[J.V. Musgrove]] real estate (1887)
** 1928-1930: [[Empire Building]] (built 1909)
** 1928-1930: [[Empire Building]] (built 1909)
*** 1928: [[Elyton Hotel]] (2016-), former location of [[Solomon & Levi]] liquors (1883-1908)
*** 1928: [[Elyton Hotel]] (2016-), former location of [[Solomon & Levi]] liquors (1883-1908)
**** 1928½: former location of [[Robert L. Jackson]] tailor (1899)
*** 1930: former location of [[Bank Saloon]] (1883-1908), [[Empire Cafe]] / [[Brown's Cigar Store]] (1900s), [[Patterson's Cigar & Soda Store]] (1929), [[Greene Drug Company]] (1917-1937),  [[City National Bank]] (1965-1982), [[Colonial Bank]] (1982-2009)
*** 1930: former location of [[Bank Saloon]] (1883-1908), [[Empire Cafe]] / [[Brown's Cigar Store]] (1900s), [[Patterson's Cigar & Soda Store]] (1929), [[Greene Drug Company]] (1917-1937),  [[City National Bank]] (1965-1982), [[Colonial Bank]] (1982-2009)
[[File:1890s 1st Ave E from 20th.jpg|right|thumb|425px|1890s view looking east down 1st Avenue, possibly from the [[Morris Hotel|Morris Block]].]]
[[File:1890s 1st Ave E from 20th.jpg|right|thumb|425px|1890s view looking east down 1st Avenue, possibly from the [[Morris Hotel|Morris Block]].]]


* south side ([[Block 108A]]):
* south side ([[Block 108A]]):
** 1901-1911: [[Allright Parking Garage]]
** 1901-1911: [[Ascent parking deck]] (proposed), current location of [[Allright Parking Garage]]
*** 1901-1907: former location of [[Morris Block]]/[[Morris Hotel]] (built 1891, demolished 1958)
*** 1901-1907: former location of [[Morris Block]]/[[Morris Hotel]] (built 1891, demolished 1958)
**** 1901-1903: former location of [[Birmingham Trust & Savings Co.]] (1891-1896)
**** 1901-1903: former location of [[Birmingham Trust & Savings Co.]] (1891-1896)
***** 1901: former location of [[Southern Railway]] office (1904), [[Engel Realty|Meyer-Engel Real Estate]] (1926-1929), [[Morris Tavern]] (1937)
***** 1901: former location of [[Southern Railway]] office (1904), [[Engel Realty|Meyer-Engel Real Estate]] (1926-1929), [[Morris Tavern]] (1937)
***** 1903: former location of [[Frisco System]] office (1904), [[J. H. Huffman]] (1926), [[New Morris Barber Shop]] (1929-1939), [[Morris Jewelers]]
***** 1903: former location of [[Frisco System]] office (1904), [[J. H. Huffman]] (1926), [[New Morris Barber Shop]] (1929–1940), [[Morris Jewelers]]
**** 1905: former location of [[Morris Block]] glass-roofed arcade entrance (1891-1958)
**** 1905: former location of [[Morris Block]] glass-roofed arcade entrance (1891-1958) / [[Eckert & Pickard]] barbers (1910), [[Morris Hotel]] entrance (1940)
**** 1907: former location of [[Knights of Pythias]] (1887), Morris Block offices (1891), [[L & N Railroad]] general freight & passenger office (1896), [[Davison Electric Co.]] (1929), [[Woodward Billiard Parlor]] (1937)
**** 1907: former location of [[Knights of Pythias]] (1887), Morris Block offices (1891), [[L & N Railroad]] general freight & passenger office (1896), [[Davison Electric Co.]] (1929), [[Woodward Billiard Hall]] (1937–1940)
*** 1909: former location of [[Allen Building]] (1880s), [[Young & Gage]] grocery (1891), [[Chamblee Bros.]] (1896), [[The Mecca]] billiard hall & saloon (1904), [[Venable's Cafe]] (1926), [[Engel Realty|Meyer & Engel Agency]] (1934), [[Engel Realty]] (1937)
*** 1909: former location of [[Allen Building]] / [[Phillips Building]] (built 1880s), [[Young & Gage]] grocery (1891), [[Chamblee Bros.]] (1896), [[The Mecca]] billiard hall & saloon (1904), [[Venable's Cafe]] (1926), [[Wheeler Business College]], [[Engel Realty|Meyer & Engel Agency]] (1934), [[Engel Realty]] (1937–1940), [[Engel Agency]] insurance (1940)
**** 1909½: former location of [[New South Industrial Monthly]] / [[Charles Turner]] attorney / [[Robert M. Oliver]] insurance / [[James E. Long]] real estate (1887), [[W. S. Smith & Co.]] architects / [[Alexander & Corpening]] brokers (1888), [[J. J. Altman]] / [[A. A. Adams & Co.]] / [[A. S. Van Degrift]] / [[L & N Railroad]] land office (1896), [[Red Mens Hall]] (1904), [[Allen & Co.]]/[[Bonazzi & Co.]]/[[J. G. McCall]]/[[J. L. Pounds]]/[[Queen City Printing Ink Co.]]/[[Southern Social & Literary Club]] (1926)
*** 1911-1919: former location of [[Potter Building]] (built 1880s, sold 1964)
*** 1911-1917: former location of [[Potter Building]] (built 1880s, sold 1964), former location of [[Wheeler Business College]] (1888-)
**** 1911: former location of [[A. C. Reckling]] harness maker / [[H. Scholze]] photographer (1887), clothier (1891), [[L. Rogan & Co.]] (1896), [[Klotz & Goldman]] (1904), [[Marc Linx Men's Clothing]], [[Marc Linx]] tailoring (1926-1964)
**** 1911-1913: former location of [[YMCA]] (3rd floor, 1891)
***** 1911: former location of [[A. C. Reckling]] harness maker / [[H. Scholze]] photographer (1887), clothier (1891), [[L. Rogan & Co.]] (1896), [[Klotz & Goldman]] (1904), [[Marc Linx Men's Clothing]], [[Marc Linx Tailors]] (1926-1964)
***** 1911½: former location of [[DuBois & Webb]] (1893), [[Osce Robert's Stamp & Printing Co.]] (1926)
**** 1913-1917: former location of [[Britling Cafeteria No. 1]] (1919-1964)
**** 1913-1917: former location of [[Britling Cafeteria No. 1]] (1919-1964)
***** 1913: former location of insurance agent (1891), [[D. & A. Rich]] (1904)
**** 1915-1917: former location of [[M. Weil & Bro.]] (1886-1918)
**** 1915-1917: former location of [[M. Weil & Bro.]] (1886-1918), armory (3rd floor, 1891)
**** 1919: former location of [[Western Union]] telegraph office (1891-1929)
***** 1917A: former location of [[Artists Recording Company]] / [[Reed Records]] (1956-1960s)
*** 1921: former location of the ''[[Evening Chronicle]]'' / ''[[Sunday Chronicle]]'' (1883-1890), insurance agent (1891), [[Alexander Dearborn|A. R. Dearborn & Co.]] (1897-1904), [[Brandon Printing Co.]] / [[Dearborn Desk Co.]] (1904), [[Central of Georgia Railway]] / [[llinois Central Railroad]] ticket office, [[People's Tailors]] (1926-1940), [[Engel Companies]] (1960)
*** 1919-1921: former location of gymnasium (3rd floor, 1891)
**** 1919: former location of [[Western Union]] telegraph office (1891-1929), [[Robert Dickerson]] portrait studio (1954-)
**** 1921: former location of the ''[[Evening Chronicle]]'' / ''[[Sunday Chronicle]]'' (1883-1890), insurance agent (1891), [[Alexander Dearborn|A. R. Dearborn & Co.]] (1897-1904), [[Brandon Printing Co.]] / [[Dearborn Desk Co.]] (1904), [[Central of Georgia Railway]] / [[llinois Central Railroad]] ticket office, [[People's Tailors]] (1926-1937), [[Engel Companies]] (1960)
** 1923-1931: [[Woodward Building]] (built 1902)
** 1923-1931: [[Woodward Building]] (built 1902)
*** 1923: former location of [[Berney Bank building]], [[Berney National Bank]] (1885-1901), [[Eubank Brothers]] dentists (1887), [[American Trust & Savings Bank]] (1902-1904), [[T. U. Walter III]] architect (1904), [[Uhrig Optical Co.]] (1925-1926), [[Powder Puff Beauty Shop]] (1926), [[Bandman-Marx]] tailors, [[Shrib Optical Co.]] (1937), [[Budget Finance Corp.]] (1964)
*** 1923: former location of [[Berney Bank building]], [[Berney National Bank]] (1885-1901), [[Eubank Brothers]] dentists (1887), [[Lazarus Lew]] boot and shoe seller (1887), [[American Trust & Savings Bank]] (1902-1904), [[T. U. Walter III]] architect (1904), [[Uhrig Optical Co.]] (1924-1940), [[Powder Puff Beauty Shop]] (1926), [[Bandman-Marx]] tailors, [[Shrib Optical Co.]] (1937), [[Budget Finance Corp.]] (1964)
**** 1923A: former location of [[J. F. Clark & Co.]] (1926), [[Smile Cafe]] (1929), [[Lontos Cafe]] (1937), [[New Lontos Cafe]] (1939), [[Salvador's Restaurant]] (1964)
**** 1923A: former location of [[J. F. Clark & Co.]] (1926), [[Smile Cafe]] (1929), [[Lontos Cafe]] (1937), [[New Lontos Cafe]] (1939–1940), [[Salvador's Restaurant]] (1964)
**** 1923½: former location of [[DeLuze Studio]] photographers (1940)
*** 1925-1931: former location of [[Hewlett Block]] (burned 1900)
*** 1925-1931: former location of [[Hewlett Block]] (burned 1900)
**** 1925: former location of [[Brown Bros. & Co.]] (1904), [[R. A. Brown & Co.]]/[[Underwriters Laboratories of Chicago]] (1926), [[Frisco Lines]] ticket office (1937) [[Tinder Optical Co.]] (1964)
**** 1925: former location of [[Brown Bros. & Co.]] (1904), [[R. A. Brown & Co.]]/[[Underwriters Laboratories of Chicago]] (1926), [[Frisco Lines]] ticket office (1937), [[Alabama Acceptance Corp.]] loans (1940), [[Tinder Optical Co.]] (1964)
***** 1925A: former location of pawnbroker (1891)
***** 1925A: former location of pawnbroker (1891)
***** 1925B: former location of  [[Taccone's Barber Shop|Taccone's Barber Shop and Bath House]] (1891-1893)
***** 1925B: former location of  [[Taccone's Barber Shop|Taccone's Barber Shop and Bath House]] (1891-1893)
**** 1927: former location of [[The People's Tailors]] / [[G. Rotholz]] (1899), [[J. H. Tinder & Sons]] (1926), [[Hugh Price Opticians]] (1964)
**** 1927: former location of [[The People's Tailors]] / [[G. Rotholz]] (1899), [[Eckert & Pickard]] barbers (1910),  [[J. H. Tinder & Sons]] (1926), [[Hugh Price Opticians]] (1964)
**** 1929-1931: [[PNC Bank]], former location of [[Parker Drug Store]] (1929), [[Lane Rexall Drugs]] (1949), [[MetroBank]]
**** 1929-1931: [[PNC Bank]], former location of [[Parker Drug Store]] (1929), [[Lane Rexall Drugs]] (1949-1977), [[MetroBank]]
***** 1929: former location of restaurant (1891)
***** 1929: former location of restaurant (1891)
***** 1931: former location of saloon (1891)
***** 1931: former location of saloon (1891)
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*** 2000-2002: former site of [[National Bank of Birmingham building]] ([[Linn's Folly]], built 1873, demolished 1906)
*** 2000-2002: former site of [[National Bank of Birmingham building]] ([[Linn's Folly]], built 1873, demolished 1906)
**** 2000: former location of [[National Bank of Birmingham]] (1873-1891), [[R. D. Burnett Cigar Co.]] (1904), [[Brown-Marx Cigar Co.]] (1929-1934)
**** 2000: former location of [[National Bank of Birmingham]] (1873-1891), [[R. D. Burnett Cigar Co.]] (1904), [[Brown-Marx Cigar Co.]] (1929-1934)
*** 2004-2006: former location of [[W. C. Reese]] dry goods & shoes (1884-1887), [[Sommer Tailoring Co.]] (1904)
*** 2004-2010: former location of [[City Hotel]] (1885), [[Windsor Hotel]] (1887-1891)
**** 2004: former location of tailor (1891), [[Western Union]] telegraph office (1926-1937)
**** 2004-2006: former location of [[W. C. Reese]] dry goods & shoes (1884-1887), [[Sommer Tailoring Co.]] (1904)
***** 2004½: former location of ''[[The Dixie Home]]'' & ''[[The Dixie Manufacturer]]'' magazines / [[Rountree Publishing Co.]] (1904)
***** 2004: former location of tailor (1891), [[Western Union]] telegraph office (1926-1937)
*** 2006-2010: former location of [[City Hotel]] (1885), [[Windsor Hotel]] (1887-1891)  
****** 2004½: former location of ''[[The Dixie Home]]'' & ''[[The Dixie Manufacturer]]'' magazines / [[Rountree Publishing Co.]] (1904)
**** 2006: former location of [[Mason & Hawley Barber Shop]] / [[Alabama Asphalt, Mining & Land Co.]] (1887)
**** 2006: former location of [[Mason & Hawley Barber Shop]] / [[Alabama Asphalt, Mining & Land Co.]] (1887)
***** 2006½: former location of [[Alabama Asphalt Mining and Land Co.]] / [[North Alabama Oil and Asphalt Co.]] (1887)
***** 2006½: former location of [[Alabama Asphalt Mining and Land Co.]] / [[North Alabama Oil and Asphalt Co.]] (1887)
*** 2008: former location of [[H. Barnard]] saloon (1887-1891), [[The Cable Co.]] (1904), [[Walter Beasley]] restaurant (1928), [[Simon Klotz]] insurance office (1929), [[Steiner-Rouse & Co]] brokers (1964)
**** 2008: former location of [[Henry Barnard]] saloon (1887-1891), [[Harrison's Studio of Photographic Art]] (1902), [[The Cable Co.]] (1904), [[J. O. Linton]] / [[Central of Georgia Railroad]] agent (1920), [[Walter Beasley]] restaurant (1928), [[Simon Klotz]] insurance office (1929), [[Steiner-Rouse & Co]] brokers (1964)
*** 2010: former location of [[Birmingham Post Office]] (1880s), [[Harry Mercer]] jeweler (1891-1893), [[Zac Smith Stationery Co.]] / [[W. C. Reese Millinery Co.]] (1904), [[Central of Georgia Railroad]] office (1926-1929), [[Fidelity Loan Company]], [[American Plan Corp]] loans (1964)
**** 2010: former location of [[Birmingham Post Office]] (1880s), [[Harry Mercer]] jeweler (1891-1893), [[Zac Smith Stationery Co.]] / [[W. C. Reese Millinery Co.]] (1904), [[Central of Georgia Railroad]] [[Joint City Ticket Office]] (1920-1929), [[Fidelity Loan Company]], [[American Plan Corp]] loans (1964)
**** 2010B: former location of millinery shop (1891)
***** 2010B: former location of millinery shop (1891)
** 2012: [[Brown Marx annex]] (built 1909), [[H2 Real Estate]], former location of [[Nabers & Morrow]] druggists (1887), [[J. W. Barclay]] physician (1887), [[Gluck & Black]] jewelers (1887-1888), [[Collier Drug Co.]] / [[Bain Bros. Investment Co.]] (1904), [[R. A. Brown & Company]] real estate (1929-1937), [[Utopia Cleaners]] (1964)
** 2012: [[Brown Marx annex]] (built 1909), [[H2 Real Estate]], former location of [[Nabers & Morrow]] druggists (1887), [[J. W. Barclay]] physician (1887), [[Gluck & Black]] jewelers (1887-1888), [[Collier Drug Co.]] / [[Bain Bros. Investment Co.]] (1904), [[R. A. Brown & Company]] real estate (1929-1937), [[Utopia Cleaners]] (1964)
*** 2012½: former location of [[H. P. Cochrane]], [[B. G. Copeland]], [[J. T. Coulbourne]], [[J. F. Faber]], Jordan, Johnston, [[T. L. Robertson]], [[H. N. Rosser]], & [[Coleman Ruffin]] physicians (1887), [[Copeland & Berry]] (1904)
*** 2012½: former location of [[H. P. Cochrane]], [[B. G. Copeland]], [[J. T. Coulbourne]], [[J. F. Faber]], Jordan, Johnston, [[T. L. Robertson]], [[H. N. Rosser]], & [[Coleman Ruffin]] physicians (1887), [[Copeland & Berry]] (1904)
** 2014: former location of [[Moore, Moore & Handley]] (1883), [[Charles Newman]] dry goods (1887), [[Davidson & Bandman]] (1904), [[Zac Smith Stationery Company]] (1922-1970s)
** 2014: former location of [[Moore, Moore & Handley]] (1883), [[Charles Newman]] dry goods (1887), [[Davidson & Bandman]] (1904), [[Zac Smith Stationery Company]] (1922-1970s)
** 2016: former location of [[D. W. Kemp Music Co.]] (1887), [[Paul Calame]] jeweler (1888), [[The Glidden Paint Co.]] (1926-1937), [[Gold Bond Gift Center]] (1964)
** 2016: former location of [[D. W. Kemp Music Co.]] (1887), [[Paul Calame]] jeweler (1888), music store (1891), [[Hann, The Shoe Man]] shoes (1896), [[The Glidden Paint Co.]] (1926-1937), [[Gold Bond Gift Center]] (1964)
*** 2016½: former location of Miss [[L. S. Andrus]] dress maker (1887), [[James A. Ware]] real estate (1887)
*** 2016½: former location of Miss [[L. S. Andrus]] dress maker (1887), [[James A. Ware]] real estate (1887)
** 2018-2020:  former location of [[Caheen Dry Goods Store]] (ground floor 1887-1891), [[Oswald Hotel]] (2nd floor 1887-1891)
** 2018-2020:  former location of [[Caheen Dry Goods Store]] (ground floor 1887-1891), [[Oswald Hotel]] (2nd floor 1887-1891)
*** 2018: former location of [[Peddinghaus Studio|E. B. Peddinghaus]] photography studio (1896), [[Amzi Godden Co.]] (1903-1904), [[McVay Seed Co.]] (1914), [[Harris Floral Co.]] (1929), [[Kohlmeyer & Co.]] investment securities (1964)
*** 2018: former location of [[Peddinghaus Studio|E. B. Peddinghaus]] photography studio (1896), [[Amzi Godden Co.]] (1903-1904), [[McVay Seed Co.]] (1914), [[Harris Floral Co.]] (1929), [[Esquire Inn]] (1945), [[Kohlmeyer & Co.]] investment securities (1964)
**** 2018½: former location of [[E. B. Peddinghaus]] photographer, [[W. B. Grant Real Estate Co.]] (1904)
**** 2018½: former location of [[E. B. Peddinghaus]] photographer, [[W. B. Grant Real Estate Co.]] (1904)
** 2020-2022: former location of [[Esquire Parking Lot]] (1937-1964)
** 2020-2022: former location of [[Esquire Parking Lot]] (1937-1964)
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*** 2022: former location of [[Zac Smith Stationery Company|Sorsby & Smith]] (1883), [[William Hampton Wade]] Attorney at Law (1887), [[City News]] (1887), [[Iron City Printing Works]] (1887), [[Zac Smith Stationery Company|Smith & Montgomery]] Book Store (1884-1902), [[Zac Smith Stationery Company]] (1902-1922), [[J. H. Roll]] decorator and art glass (1905), [[Morris Supply Co.]] (1929)
*** 2022: former location of [[Zac Smith Stationery Company|Sorsby & Smith]] (1883), [[William Hampton Wade]] Attorney at Law (1887), [[City News]] (1887), [[Iron City Printing Works]] (1887), [[Zac Smith Stationery Company|Smith & Montgomery]] Book Store (1884-1902), [[Zac Smith Stationery Company]] (1902-1922), [[J. H. Roll]] decorator and art glass (1905), [[Morris Supply Co.]] (1929)
*** 2022½: [[Alabama Great Southern Railroad]] (1887), [[Baltimore, Birmingham & Gulf Railroad]] (1887), [[L. L. Dean]] attorney (1887), [[J. A. Montgomery]] Surveyor (1887), [[Birmingham Hollowware & Enameling Co.]] (1887), [[Leeds Lumber Co.]] (1887), [[J. L. Morgan]] real estate (Room 3) (1887), [[Gibson Manufacturing Co.]] (1896)
*** 2022½: [[Alabama Great Southern Railroad]] (1887), [[Baltimore, Birmingham & Gulf Railroad]] (1887), [[L. L. Dean]] attorney (1887), [[J. A. Montgomery]] Surveyor (1887), [[Birmingham Hollowware & Enameling Co.]] (1887), [[Leeds Lumber Co.]] (1887), [[J. L. Morgan]] real estate (Room 3) (1887), [[Gibson Manufacturing Co.]] (1896)
** 2024-2026: former location of [[A. Hirsch & Co.]] dressmakers & dry goods (1884-1887)
** 2024-2026: former location of [[A. Hirsch & Co.]] dressmakers & dry goods (1884-1894)
*** 2024: former location of dry goods store (1891), [[Amzi Godden Co.]] (-1903), [[Ramsey Engineering Co.]] / [[Pratt Coal Co.]] / [[E. V. Gregory]] / [[Lookout Mountain Coal Co.]] (1904), [[Peddinghaus Studio|E. B. Peddinghaus]] photographer (1910s), [[Alabama Home Co.]] (1929), [[Garber, Cook & Hulsey]] (1937)
*** 2024: former location of [[Amzi Godden Co.]] (-1903), [[Ramsey Engineering Co.]] / [[Pratt Coal Co.]] / [[E. V. Gregory]] / [[Lookout Mountain Coal Co.]] (1904), [[Peddinghaus Studio|E. B. Peddinghaus]] photographer (1910s), [[Alabama Home Co.]] (1929), [[Garber, Cook & Hulsey]] (1937)
*** 2026: [[Alabama Home Building & Loan Association]], [[Birmingham Federal Savings & Loan]], former location of [[T. C. King]] boots & shoes (1891-1896), [[Woman's Exchange]] restaurant (1904)
*** 2026: [[Alabama Home Building & Loan Association]], [[Birmingham Federal Savings & Loan]], former location of [[T. C. King]] boots & shoes (1891-1896), [[Woman's Exchange]] restaurant (1904)
**** 2026½: former location of [[Bradley Arant Boult Cummings|Hewitt, Walker & Porter]] attorneys (1887), [[Henry Allen Scale Co.]] (1887), [[George N. Boyd & Co.]] real estate (1887)
**** 2026½: former location of [[Bradley Arant Boult Cummings|Hewitt, Walker & Porter]] attorneys (1887), [[Henry Allen Scale Co.]] (1887), [[George N. Boyd & Co.]] real estate (1887)
** 2028: former location of [[George Scott]] tailor (1886), [[Cornwell & Co.]] clothiers (1887), gentlemen's furnishings (1891), [[Yankee Kitchen]] restaurant (1899), [[Ingram Lithia Water Co.]] (1904), [[Harrison Richardson]] contractor (1927), [[Dunn & Cawthon]] real estate (1887)
** 2028: former location of [[George Scott]] tailor (1886), [[Cornwell & Co.]] clothiers (1887), gentlemen's furnishings (1891), [[Yankee Kitchen]] restaurant (1899), [[Ingram Lithia Water Co.]] (1904), [[Harrison Richardson]] contractor (1927), [[Dunn & Cawthon]] real estate (1887)
*** 2028½: former location of [[Hewitt & Walker]] attorneys (1884)
*** 2028½: former location of [[Hewitt & Walker]] attorneys (1884)
** 2030: former location of [[Freeman & Jenkins Millinery]] (1887), [[Parisian|Parisian Dry Goods & Millinery]] (1888), candy & ice cream (1891), [[Andrew Colias]] restaurant (1904), [[Patterson Cigar Store]] (1929), [[Magic City Cigar & Soda]] (1934), [[Sarris Grill]] (1937), [[Guaranty Federal Savings and Loan]] (1960-1990), [[New City Church]] (1995-2010), [[Birmingham Healthcare]] (2010), [[Lewis Communications]] (2015-)
** 2030: [[Lewis Communications]] (2015-), former location of [[Freeman & Jenkins Millinery]] (1887), [[Parisian|Parisian Dry Goods & Millinery]] (1888), candy & ice cream (1891), [[Andrew Colias]] restaurant (1904), [[Patterson Cigar Store]] (1929), [[Magic City Cigar & Soda]] (1934), [[Sarris Grill]] (1937), [[Guaranty Federal Savings and Loan]] (1960-1990), [[New City Church]] (1995-2010), [[Birmingham Healthcare]] (2010)


* south side ([[Block 107]]):
* south side ([[Block 107]]):
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**** 2013: former location of hardware store (1891), [[Birmingham Hardware & Gas Co.]] (1929), [[James A. Head & Co.]] office supplies (1937-1964)
**** 2013: former location of hardware store (1891), [[Birmingham Hardware & Gas Co.]] (1929), [[James A. Head & Co.]] office supplies (1937-1964)
*** 2015-2017: [[Caldwell-Milner Building]] (built [[1887]], called "Office Building" in 1904)
*** 2015-2017: [[Caldwell-Milner Building]] (built [[1887]], called "Office Building" in 1904)
**** 2015: former location of [[Royal Insurance Company]] / [[Dunn & Cawthon]] Insurance / [[McCrary, Storrs & Co.]] Insurance / [[Moor & Anderson]] real estate (1887), insurance agent (1891), [[W. H. Morris & Son]] (1897), [[Dunn & Lallande Bros.]] / [[Birmingham Paving Co.]] / [[Hobson Coal & Coke Co.]] / [[Lehigh Coal Co.]] / [[Caldwell & Ward]] (1904), [[Batiste & Associates]], [[Brooks Electric Co.]] (1929), [[Central Bank]] (1964), [[MetroBank]] (1970s)
**** 2015: [[Bandit Patisserie]] ([[Kristen Hall]] & [[Victor King]] 2020–), former location of [[Royal Insurance Company]] / [[Dunn & Cawthon]] Insurance / [[McCrary, Storrs & Co.]] Insurance / [[Moor & Anderson]] real estate (1887), insurance agent (1891), [[W. H. Morris & Son]] (1897), [[W. Chamberlain & Co.]] architects (1902), [[Dunn & Lallande Bros.]] / [[Birmingham Paving Co.]] / [[Hobson Coal & Coke Co.]] / [[Lehigh Coal Co.]] / [[Caldwell & Ward]] (1904), [[Batiste & Associates]], [[Brooks Electric Co.]] (1929), [[Central Bank]] (1964), [[MetroBank]] (1970s)
***** 2015½: offices
***** 2015½: offices
**** 2017: former location of [[Benjamin Robinson]] attorney / [[Hudson & Perryman]] real estate brokers / [[Hubble & Evans]] real estate /, [[Sol D. Block & Co.]] Insurance (1887), [[Minnegerode & Ellerbe]] machinery dealers / [[Sutcliffe, Armstrong & Willett Architects]] / [[M. G. Hudson & Co.]] (1888), real estate agent (1891), [[Underwriters' Real Estate & Rent Co.]] (1904), [[Wilcox Electric Co.]] (1926), [[Mazer's]] office & store equipment (1964-1976)
**** 2017: former location of [[Benjamin Robinson]] attorney / [[Hudson & Perryman]] real estate brokers / [[Hubble & Evans]] real estate /, [[Sol D. Block & Co.]] Insurance (1887), [[Minnegerode & Ellerbe]] machinery dealers / [[Sutcliffe, Armstrong & Willett Architects]] / [[M. G. Hudson & Co.]] (1888), real estate agent (1891), [[Underwriters' Real Estate & Rent Co.]] (1904), [[Wilcox Electric Co.]] (1926), [[Mazer's]] office & store equipment (1964-1976)
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*** 2021: former location of [[M. M. Boggan]] grocery (1891-1892), [[Rand Kardex Sales Co.]] / [[Library Bureau]] / [[Safe Cabinet Co.]] (1926), [[James A. Head & Co.]] office furniture (1929), [[Birmingham Rug & Linoleum]] (1937)
*** 2021: former location of [[M. M. Boggan]] grocery (1891-1892), [[Rand Kardex Sales Co.]] / [[Library Bureau]] / [[Safe Cabinet Co.]] (1926), [[James A. Head & Co.]] office furniture (1929), [[Birmingham Rug & Linoleum]] (1937)
**** 2021½: former location of [[Denson & Denson]] / [[Vest & Graham]] / [[F. A. Fulghum]] / [[W. J. Faulkner]] / [[Birmingham Turn Verein]] (1904) [[Alverson Business College]] (1926)
**** 2021½: former location of [[Denson & Denson]] / [[Vest & Graham]] / [[F. A. Fulghum]] / [[W. J. Faulkner]] / [[Birmingham Turn Verein]] (1904) [[Alverson Business College]] (1926)
** 2023: [[AccuPrint]] (1998-), former location of furniture store (1891), [[Colby & Roll]] decorators (1896), [[W. D. Colby Decorating Co.]] (1903-1904), [[Brown's Light House]] electrical repair (1929), [[Simmons Electric]] (1937), [[Berney Perry & Co.]] investment brokers (1964)
** 2023: former location of furniture store (1891), [[Colby & Roll]] decorators (1896), [[W. D. Colby Decorating Co.]] (1903-1904), [[Brown's Light House]] electrical repair (1929), [[Simmons Electric]] (1937), [[Berney Perry & Co.]] investment brokers (1964), [[AccuPrint]] / [[FastSigns]] (1998-2021)
*** 2023½: former location of [[William Parish]]'s art studio (1896), [[Tomlinson Hall]] / [[Board of Trade]] (1904)
*** 2023½: former location of [[William Parish]]'s art studio (1896), [[Tomlinson Hall]] / [[Board of Trade]] (1904)
** 2025: [[Skyline Lofts]], former location of furniture, dry goods & notions (1891), [[Amzi Godden Co.]] (-1903), [[Askin & Marine]] (1904), [[Zac Smith Stationery Company]] printing department (1926-1929), [[Reprint Company]] (1937-1964)
** 2025: [[Skyline Lofts]] (2012–) / [[Hayah Beauty]] ([[Darrius Peace]] 2021–), former location of furniture, dry goods & notions (1891), [[Amzi Godden Co.]] (-1903), [[Askin & Marine]] (1904), [[Zac Smith Stationery Company]] printing department (1926-1929), [[Reprint Company]] (1937-1964)
** 2027-2031: [[Protective Life building]] / [[Commerce Center]] (built [[1928]]), former site of wholesale drug store (built 1891), [[Birmingham Ledger building]] (built 1902)
** 2027-2031: [[Protective Life building]] / [[Commerce Center]] (built [[1928]]), [[Kelly Hotel]] (2021–), former site of wholesale drug store (built 1891), [[Birmingham Ledger building]] (built 1902)
*** 2027: former location of [[Southern Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers]] (1926)
*** 2027: former location of [[Southern Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers]] (1926)
**** 2027½: former location of [[Drs Dozier & Co.]] / [[Samuel Myers]] / [[National Conservatory of Music]] (1904)
**** 2027½: former location of [[Drs Dozier & Co.]] / [[Samuel Myers]] / [[National Conservatory of Music]] (1904)
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==== [[21st Street North|21st Street]] intersection ([[Rainbow Viaduct]])====
==== [[21st Street North|21st Street]] intersection ([[Rainbow Viaduct]])====
* North side ([[Block 101]])
* north side ([[Block 101]]):
** 2100: [[Landmark Center]] (built [[1915]] as [[Birmingham Railway, Light & Power Building]]), former location of [[Slaton, McGlathery & Burwell]] (1884), [[Alabama Artificial Stone Co.]] (1887), [[A.M. Rixey]] real estate (1887), [[Rogers & Embry]] real estate (1887), [[Wilson, Sage & Clark]] real estate (1887), [[Birmingham Railway, Light and Power Co.]] (1902-1914), [[Birmingham Electric Company]] (1926-1940)
** 2100–2102: [[Landmark Center]] (built [[1915]] as [[Birmingham Railway, Light & Power Building]]), former location of  [[Birmingham Railway, Light and Power Co.]] (1902-1914), [[Birmingham Electric Company]] (1926-1940)
*** 2100: former location of [[Slaton, McGlathery & Burwell]] (1884), [[Alabama Artificial Stone Co.]] / [[A.M. Rixey]] real estate / [[Rogers & Embry]] real estate / [[Wilson, Sage & Clark]] real estate (1887), millinery (1888)
*** 2102: former location of fruit stand (1888)
** 2104-2106: former location of [[Alabama Dry Goods Co.]] (1925-1926), [[I. A. Kronenberg & Sons]] (1926)
** 2104-2106: former location of [[Alabama Dry Goods Co.]] (1925-1926), [[I. A. Kronenberg & Sons]] (1926)
*** 2104: parking lot, former location of [[Birmingham Athletic Club]] (1895-1903), [[Birmingham Railway Light & Power Co.]] / [[Ford, Bacon & Davis]] (1904), [[R. P. McDavid Company]] (1937-1941?), [[Magic City Barber & Beauty Supply]] (1964)
*** 2104: parking lot, former location of [[Birmingham Athletic Club]] (1895-1903), [[Birmingham Railway Light & Power Co.]] / [[Ford, Bacon & Davis]] (1904), [[R. P. McDavid Company]] (1937-1941?), [[Magic City Barber & Beauty Supply]] (1964)
** 2106-2110: former location of [[Doster-Northington Inc.]] laboratory supplies & surgical instruments (1925-1926)
** 2106-2110: former location of [[Trousdale & Son]] livery stables (1888), [[Doster-Northington Inc.]] laboratory supplies & surgical instruments (1906-1926)
*** 2106: former location of [[American Floor Covering Co.]] / [[Rug Mart]] (1964)
*** 2106: former location of [[American Floor Covering Co.]] / [[Rug Mart]] (1964)
*** 2108-2110: former location of [[W. F. Orr]] livery stable (1884-1885), [[Morris Greenhouses]], [[Abernathy Furniture Co.]], [[Haverty Furnitrure Co.]] (1929-1934), [[Alabama Gas Company]] billing office (1964)
*** 2108-2110: former location of [[W. F. Orr]] livery stable (1884-1885), [[Morris Greenhouses]], [[Abernathy Furniture Co.]], [[Haverty Furnitrure Co.]] (1929-1934), [[Alabama Gas Company]] billing office (1964)
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*** 2116: former location of [[Wright Jackson]] restaurant (1904)
*** 2116: former location of [[Wright Jackson]] restaurant (1904)
** 2118: [[Birmingham Realty Company building]] (built [[1905]]), [[Birmingham Realty Company]] (1905-1964) / [[Dolcito Quarry]] offices (1964), former location of [[Alexander & Dryer]] drug store (1888)
** 2118: [[Birmingham Realty Company building]] (built [[1905]]), [[Birmingham Realty Company]] (1905-1964) / [[Dolcito Quarry]] offices (1964), former location of [[Alexander & Dryer]] drug store (1888)
** 2120: former location of Mrs [[S. E. Laird]] notions (1884), [[J. S. Ferguson]] saloon (1904), [[Enterprise Engraving Co.]] (1934)
** 2120: former location of Mrs [[S. E. Laird]] notions (1884), drug store (1888), [[J. S. Ferguson]] saloon (1904), [[Enterprise Engraving Co.]] (1934)
** 2122: former location of [[A. A. Adams & Co.]] (1929), [[D. D. Metcalf Realty Co.]] (1964)
** 2122: former location of fruit stand (1888), [[A. A. Adams & Co.]] (1929), [[D. D. Metcalf Realty Co.]] (1964)
** 2124: former location of [[H. M. Archibald Jr]] "The Bond Man" (1925),  [[Fidelity Building & Loan Association]] (1929), [[Franklin-Patton Real Estate & Insurance Co.]] (1964)
** 2124: former location of [[H. M. Archibald Jr]] "The Bond Man" (1925),  [[Fidelity Building & Loan Association]] (1929), [[Franklin-Patton Real Estate & Insurance Co.]] (1964)
** 2126: former location of [[Tillman-Levenson]] furniture store, [[Millsap-Woodruff Co.]] (1929), [[Car Park Inc.]] parking lot (1964)
** 2126: former location of [[Tillman-Levenson]] furniture store, [[Millsap-Woodruff Co.]] (1929), [[Car Park Inc.]] parking lot (1964)
** 2028: former location of [[Stevens Barber Shop]] (1964)
** 2128–2130: two-story commercial building
** 2130: former location of [[Peter Apostolos]] restaurant (1926-1928), [[Olympia Cafe]] (1929), [[Burchwell Co.]] mortgage loans / [[Gerry G. McIntyre]] real estate  / [[Howell Realty Co.]] (1964)
*** 2128: former location of [[Stevens Barber Shop]] (1964)
* South side
*** 2130: former location of fruit stand (1888), [[Peter Apostolos]] restaurant (1926-1928), [[Olympia Cafe]] (1929), [[Burchwell Co.]] mortgage loans / [[Gerry G. McIntyre]] real estate  / [[Howell Realty Co.]] (1964)
* south side
** 2101: [[Steiner Building]] (built [[1890]]), former site of [[William Nabers shop]] (1869-1890)
** 2101: [[Steiner Building]] (built [[1890]]), former site of [[William Nabers shop]] (1869-1890)
** 2103: former location of [[A. A. Adams & Co.]] (1904), [[Franklin-Patton Real Estate & Insurance Co.]]/[[Security Mortgage Co.]]/[[Vulcan Tile & Brick Co.]] (1926) [[Vulcan Tile & Brick Co.]] (1926-1929), barber shop (1937), [[4-Way Finance Co.]] (1948), [[Merit Finance Co.]] (1964)
** 2103: former location of [[A. A. Adams & Co.]] (1904), [[Franklin-Patton Real Estate & Insurance Co.]]/[[Security Mortgage Co.]]/[[Vulcan Tile & Brick Co.]] (1926) [[Vulcan Tile & Brick Co.]] (1926-1929), barber shop (1937), [[4-Way Finance Co.]] (1948), [[Merit Finance Co.]] (1964)
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** 2111: former location of [[Burger Realty & Insurance Co.]]/[[Engineers Supply Co.]]/[[Charles Meis Shoe Co.]]/[[S. G. Newberger]]/[[Reserve Loan Life Insurance Co.]]/[[H. R. Wilcox]] (1926), [[Franklin & Parton]] real estate (1929), [[Typewriter Exchange]], [[Regal's Watch Repair]] (1964)
** 2111: former location of [[Burger Realty & Insurance Co.]]/[[Engineers Supply Co.]]/[[Charles Meis Shoe Co.]]/[[S. G. Newberger]]/[[Reserve Loan Life Insurance Co.]]/[[H. R. Wilcox]] (1926), [[Franklin & Parton]] real estate (1929), [[Typewriter Exchange]], [[Regal's Watch Repair]] (1964)
*** 2111B: former location of [[Scott Realty Co.]] (1929), [[Jefferson Sea Food Café]], [[Alex's Sandwich Shop]] (1964)
*** 2111B: former location of [[Scott Realty Co.]] (1929), [[Jefferson Sea Food Café]], [[Alex's Sandwich Shop]] (1964)
** 2113: [[Atomic Lounge]] (2017-), former location of [[Standard Jewelry]] (1926-1929), [[Patton-Harris Co.]] blueprints (1964)
** 2113: [[The Margaret]] bar (December 2021–), former location of [[Standard Jewelry]] (1926-1929), [[Patton-Harris Co.]] blueprints (1964), [[Atomic Lounge]] (2017–2021)
** 2115: former location of [[Salvation Army|Salvation Army Barracks]] (1904), [[Edwards Cotten & Co.]]/[[Hamilton Autographic Register Co.]]/[[William H. Keller Inc.]]/[[Mills Representative Co.]] (1926), [[Enslen Real Estate & Insurance Co.]] (1926-1929), [[Jay Novelty Co.]] wholesale jewelry (1964)
** 2115: former location of [[Salvation Army|Salvation Army Barracks]] (1904), [[Edwards Cotten & Co.]]/[[Hamilton Autographic Register Co.]]/[[William H. Keller Inc.]]/[[Mills Representative Co.]] (1926), [[Enslen Real Estate & Insurance Co.]] (1926-1929), [[Jay Novelty Co.]] wholesale jewelry (1964)
** 2117: [[Magic City Dentistry]] (July 2018-), former location of [[Vulcan Paint Company]] (1905), [[Birmingham Map Co.]] / [[Sowell Insurance]] / [[Jeromine Tucker]] insurance (1929), [[F. T. Skelton & Co.]] jewelry repair (1964)
** 2117: [[Magic City Dentistry]] (July 2018-), former location of [[Vulcan Paint Company]] (1905), [[Birmingham Map Co.]] / [[Sowell Insurance]] / [[Jeromine Tucker]] insurance (1929), [[F. T. Skelton & Co.]] jewelry repair (1964), [[Region 2020]] (1997–2002)
** 2119: former location of [[Manufacturing Co. of Alabama]] / [[Manufacturing Purchasing Co. of Birmingham]] (1929), [[U.S. Army Reserve 87th Maneuver Area Command]] headquarters (1964)
** 2119: former location of [[Manufacturing Co. of Alabama]] / [[Manufacturing Purchasing Co. of Birmingham]] (1929), [[Laney Paint & Hardware Co.]] ([[Lamotte Laney]] –1940), [[U.S. Army Reserve 87th Maneuver Area Command]] headquarters (1964)
** 2121: former location of [[Temerson Bros.]] (1926), [[Blumburg Dry Goods Co.]] (1929), [[Magnolia Diamonds]] jewelers (1964), [[Body & Soul Fitness]] (2005-)
** [[2121 1st Avenue North|2121-2123]]: [[2121 1st Avenue North|office building]] (built 1920s), former location of [[Temerson Bros.]] (1926), [[Blumburg Dry Goods Co.]] (1929), [[Magnolia Diamonds]] jewelers (1964), [[Body & Soul Fitness]] (2005-)
** 2123: former location of [[Silverstein Bros.]] ladies wear (1926-1929), [[Gem Jewelry Co.]] wholesalers (1964)
*** 2123: former location of [[Silverstein Bros.]] ladies wear (1926-1929), [[Gem Jewelry Co.]] wholesalers (1964)
** 2125-2127: former location of [[Leslie Printing & Publishing Co.]] (1904), [[J. M. Haran Plumbing Co.]] (1905)
** [[2127 1st Avenue North|2125-2127]]: [[2127 1st Avenue North|2-story commercial building]], former location of [[Leslie Printing & Publishing Co.]] (1904), [[J. M. Haran Plumbing Co.]] (1905)
*** 2125: former location of [[Baltimore Cigar Manufacturing Co.]] (1904), [[Cooper Dry Goods Co.]] (1929), [[Alabama Restaurant Supply]] storage (1964)
*** 2125: former location of [[Baltimore Cigar Manufacturing Co.]] (1904), [[Cooper Dry Goods Co.]] (1929), [[Alabama Restaurant Supply]] storage (1964)
*** 2127: former location of ''[[Alabama Christian Advocate]]'' / ''[[Southern and Alabama Baptist]]'' newspapers (1904), [[Star Hosiery & Underwear Co.]] (1929), [[Alabama Restaurant Supply]] (1964)
*** 2127: former location of ''[[Alabama Christian Advocate]]'' / ''[[Southern and Alabama Baptist]]'' newspapers (1904), [[Star Hosiery & Underwear Co.]] (1929), [[Alabama Restaurant Supply]] (1964)
** 2129-2131: 3-story commercial building (built 1924), [[The Neutral Solution]] arbitrators (2019-), [[Dixie Store Fixtures]] (1964)
** 2129-2131: 3-story commercial building (built 1924), [[The Neutral Solution]] arbitrators (2019-), [[Dixie Store Fixtures]] (1964)
*** 2129: former location of [[Gus Colias]] restaurant (1904)
*** 2129: former location of [[Gus Colias]] restaurant (1904)
*** 2131: former location of [[C. H. Moseley]] saloon (1904), [[Frankel & Feldstein Clothing Co.]] (1929), [[Romeo's Restaurant]] (1940)
*** 2131: former location of [[C. H. Moseley]] saloon (1904), [[Frankel & Feldstein Clothing Co.]] (1929), [[Romeo's Restaurant]] ([[A. H. Weinberg]] 1940-1932)


==== [[22nd Street North|22nd Street]] intersection====
==== [[22nd Street North|22nd Street]] intersection====
* North side:
* north side ([[Block 102]]):
** 2200-2206: [[Goodall-Brown building]] (built 1905) for the [[Goodall-Brown Dry Goods Co.]]), [[Goodall-Brown Lofts]], former site of the [[Caldwell Hotel]] (1889-1894)
** 2200-2206: [[Goodall-Brown building]] (built 1905) for the [[Goodall-Brown Dry Goods Co.]]), [[Goodall-Brown Lofts]], former site of the [[Caldwell Hotel]] (1889-1894)
*** 2200: [[The Wine Loft]]
*** 2200: [[The Wine Loft]]
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** 2212: former location of [[Bradford-Norton Co.]] (1926)
** 2212: former location of [[Bradford-Norton Co.]] (1926)
** 2214: former location of [[Jaffe Clothing Co.]] (1926)
** 2214: former location of [[Jaffe Clothing Co.]] (1926)
** 2216-2218: [[Todd-Witte Building]], former location of [[Todd-Witte Dry Goods Co.]] (1925-1926), [[Lindsey Office Furnishings]] (2007-2017)
** 2216-2218: [[Todd-Witte Building]] (built 1910), [[The Dagny]] (2020), former location of [[Todd-Witte Dry Goods Co.]] (1910-1950s), [[Lindsey Office Furnishings]] (2007-2017)
*** 2218: [[Adios (bar)|Adiōs]] ([[José Medina Camacho]] / [[Jesús Méndez]] 2022–)
** 2220-2222: former location of [[Heflin's Sanitarium]] (1904), [[Data Processing Security Inc.]] (2008-2015)
** 2220-2222: former location of [[Heflin's Sanitarium]] (1904), [[Data Processing Security Inc.]] (2008-2015)
** 2224-2226: [[Heninger Garrison Davis]] attorneys (2006-)
** 2224-2226: [[Heninger Garrison Davis]] attorneys (2006-)
*** 2226: former location of [[Europa]]
*** 2226: former location of [[Europa]]
** 2228-2230: [[Patrick B. Odum Family Dentistry]] (2007-), former location of [[Standard Oil]] gas station (1926)
** 2228-2230: [[Patrick B. Odum Family Dentistry]] (2007-), former location of [[Standard Oil]] gas station (1926)
* South side:
* south side ([[Block 107B]]):
** 2201-2203: [[Transportation Building]] (built 1925 as the [[Southern Railway Building]])
** 2201-2203: [[Transportation Building]] (built 1925 as the [[Southern Railway Building]])
*** 2201: former location of [[Southern Railway]] / [[Alabama Great Southern Railroad]] superintendent's offices (1904)
*** 2201: former location of [[Southern Railway]] / [[Alabama Great Southern Railroad]] superintendent's offices (1904)
** 2205: former location of [[T. W. Jones]] (1926)
** 2205: former location of [[T. W. Jones]] (1926)
** 2207: former location of [[Auto Storage Tire & Battery Co.]] (1926)
** 2207: former location of [[Auto Storage Tire & Battery Co.]] (1926)
** 2209-2215 [[Mercantile on Morris]] (built 2020)
** 2209-2225 [[Mercantile on Morris]] (redeveloped 2020)
*** 2209: former location of [[Ward Auto Supply Co.]] (1926), [[Slater Sales]] The [[Fanaei Building]] (2007-)
*** 2209–2211: [[Liberty Overalls Building]], called the [[Fanaei Building]] (2007-)
*** 2211: former location of [[Liberty Overall Co.]] (1926)
**** 2209: former location of [[Ward Auto Supply Co.]] (1926), [[Slater Sales]]
**** 2211: former location of [[Liberty Overall Co.]] (1926)
*** 2213: former location of [[Steve Watson Restaurant]], [[W. G. Patterson Cigar Company|Patterson Cigar Store]] (1923), [[Birmingham Cash & Carry Cigar & Tobacco Co.]] (1926), [[Easy Street]] (2007)
*** 2213: former location of [[Steve Watson Restaurant]], [[W. G. Patterson Cigar Company|Patterson Cigar Store]] (1923), [[Birmingham Cash & Carry Cigar & Tobacco Co.]] (1926), [[Easy Street]] (2007)
*** 2215: former location of [[Krewe on First]] bar, [[Jazzy's]] (2017)
*** 2215: former location of [[Krewe on First]] bar, [[Jazzy's]] (2017)
** 2217: former location of [[Birmingham Wholesale Co.]] (1926)
*** 2217: former location of [[Birmingham Wholesale Co.]] (1926)
** 2219-2227: former location of [[Crawford's Auto Shop]] (1926)
*** 2219-2227: former location of [[Crawford's Auto Shop]] (1926)
*** 2223: [[Lindsey Office Furnishings]]
**** 2223–2225: [[Lindsey Office Furnishings]]
** 2229: former location of [[Winn-Snider Cigar Co.]] (1926)
** 2229–2231: [[Black Diamond building]] (built 1903)
** 2231: former location of [[Evans Bros.]] (1904), [[W. G. Patterson Cigar Company]] (1920s)
*** 2229: former location of [[Winn-Snider Cigar Co.]] (1926)
*** 2231: former location of [[Evans Bros.]] (1904), [[W. G. Patterson Cigar Company]] (1920s)


====[[23rd Street North|23rd Street]] intersection====
====[[23rd Street North|23rd Street]] intersection====
* North side ([[Block 103]])
* north side ([[Block 103]]):
** former location of the [[Winnie Davis Wigwam]] (1894)
** 2300–2314: former location of the [[Winnie Davis Wigwam]] (1894), wagon yard (1911)
** 2300-2302: [[Fix Play Lofts]], former location of [[Fix Play Displays]] (1964)
*** 2300-2304 (formerly 2300–2302): [[2300 1st Avenue North|3-story commercial building]] (built 1910s) / [[Fix Play Lofts]]
*** 2300: [[1st & 23rd]] (2006-), former location of [[Phillips-Lester Manufacturing]]<!--maker of 401 brand overalls--> (1925-1929)
*** 2306 (formerly 2304–2306): former location of [[Wynn-Knox Candy Co.]] (1916-1931) / [[Levine-Abelson Candy & Grocery Company]] (1926-1929), [[Jaffe Dry Goods]] (1964)
**** 2300 (rear): [[Birmingham Oddities]]
**** 2306½: former location of [[Dewberry & Montgomery]] printing plant (1926)
*** 2302: former location of [[Maring Millinery & Notion Co.]] (1926),  [[Hutchins Co.]] clothes (1929)
*** 2308-2314: [[2314 1st Avenue North]] building, former location of the [[Bissell Motor Co.]] (1924), [[Auto Storage Tire & Battery Co.]] (1926), [[The Feldstein Co.]] wholesale clothing (1964)
** 2304: former location of [[Wynn-Knox Candy Co.]] (1916-1931), [[Jaffe Dry Goods]] (1964)
**** 2308: [[Freshwater Land Trust]], former location of [[Markstein Millinery]] (1929)
** 2306: former location of [[Levine-Abelson Candy & Grocery Company]] (1926-1929)
**** 2310: [[Neighborhood Market]], former location of [[D. Friedman & Co.]] dresses & coats (1929)
*** 2306½: former location of [[Dewberry & Montgomery]] printing plant (1926)
**** 2312: [[Cassanova Bar & Lounge]] ([[Cassanova Mckinzy]] 2021–), former location of [[Frankel & Feldstein Clothing Co.]] (1929), [[S. & L. Garment Co.]] (1948), ''[[Weld for Birmingham]]'' (2011-2016), [[Havana on 1st]] ([[James Finley Jr]] 2019–)
** 2308-2314: [[2314 1st Avenue North]] building, former location of the [[Auto Storage Tire & Battery Co.]] (1926), [[The Feldstein Co.]] wholesale clothing (1964)
**** 2314: former office of [[James Morgan Jr]]
*** 2308: [[Freshwater Land Trust]], former location of [[Markstein Millinery]] (1929)
** 2316-2318: The [[Avenues Lofts]], former location of residence (1911), [[Java Tea Company]] (1925-1926)
*** 2310: [[Neighborhood Market]], former location of [[D. Friedman & Co.]] dresses & coats (1929)
*** 2312: former location of [[Frankel & Feldstein Clothing Co.]] (1929), [[S. & L. Garment Co.]] (1948), [[Weld for Birmingham]] (2011-2016)  
*** 2314: former office of [[James Morgan Jr]]
** 2316-2318: The [[Avenues Lofts]], former location of the [[Java Tea Company]] (1925-1926)
*** 2316: former location of [[Star Hosiery & Underwear Co.]]<!--http://bplonline.cdmhost.com/cdm/ref/collection/p4017coll6/id/1500--> (1948-1964)
*** 2316: former location of [[Star Hosiery & Underwear Co.]]<!--http://bplonline.cdmhost.com/cdm/ref/collection/p4017coll6/id/1500--> (1948-1964)
**** 2316½: former location of [[First Avenue Hotel]] (1926)
**** 2316½: former location of [[First Avenue Hotel]] (1926)
*** 2318: former location of [[Greenwald Shoe Co.]] (1948-1964)
*** 2318: former location of [[Greenwald Shoe Co.]] (1948-1964)
** 2320-2322: [[Raymond Rose Building]], [[Paper Doll]] cocktail bar (2018-), former location of [[Rose Commission Co.]] wholesale dry goods, [[Raymond Hosiery Co.]] & [[Raymond-Temerson Co.]] (1964), [[Alabama Uniforms]], [[Tavern on 1st]] (2015-2018)  
** 2320-2322: [[Raymond Rose Building]], [[Paper Doll]] cocktail bar (2018-), former location of residence (1911), [[Rose Commission Co.]] wholesale dry goods, [[Raymond Hosiery Co.]] & [[Raymond-Temerson Co.]] (1964), [[Alabama Uniforms]], [[Tavern on 1st]] (2015-2018)  
*** 2320: former location of [[Marvin Flowers]] (1926), [[Naked Art]] (1998-2004)
*** 2320: former location of [[Marvin Flowers]] (1926), [[Naked Art]] (1998-2004)
** 2324: [[Mike's Fine Jewelry & Music Center]] (1965-)
** 2324–2330: former location of [[Mike's Fine Jewelry|Mike's Fine Jewelry & Music Center]] ([[Mike Cohen]] 1965-2022)
** 2330: former location of fruit stand (1891)
*** 2324–2326: former location of residence (1911)
* South side ([[Block 107]])
*** 2328–2330: former location of fruit stand (1891), shop / blacksmith shop (1911)
** 2301-2303: [[Liberty House Lofts|Collins & Co. building]] (built [[1909]] for [[Collins & Co.]] wholesale grocers), former location of [[Interstate Electric Co. of Alabama]] (1926), Packard automobile dealership, [[Liberty Overall Company]] factory and store, [[Liberty House Lofts]] (1990s-present)
* south side ([[Block 107]]):
** 2301–2303: [[Liberty House Lofts|Collins & Co. building]] (built [[1909]] for [[Collins & Co.]] wholesale grocers), former location of [[Interstate Electric Co. of Alabama]] (1926), Packard automobile dealership, [[Liberty Overall Company]] factory and store, [[Liberty House Lofts]] (1990s–present)
** 2305: former location of [[Morris & Company]] ham, bacon & lard (1925-1926)
** 2305: former location of [[Morris & Company]] ham, bacon & lard (1925-1926)
** 2307: former location of [[Cudahy Packing Co.]] meatpackers (1925-1926)
** 2307: former location of [[Cudahy Packing Co.]] meatpackers (1925-1926)
** 2309: [[Omni Building]] (built 1890s), former location of [[Armour & Co.]] meats (1926), [[Arnold Foods]] (1960s), [[Boise Cascade]] office products, [[Omni Studios]] (2004-2016)
** 2309: [[Armour & Co. building]] (built 1890s<!--or 1904-->), former location of [[Armour & Co.]] meats (1926), [[Arnold Foods]] (1960s), [[Boise Cascade]] office products, [[Omni Studios]] (2004–2016)
** 2315: former location of [[E. P. Allen & Co.]] (1926)
** 2315: former location of [[E. P. Allen & Co.]] (1926)
** 2319: former location of [[City Paper Co.]] (1926)
** 2319: former location of [[City Paper Co.]] (1926)
** 2321-2325: [[Wooster Lofts]]
** 2321–2325: [[Wooster Lofts]], formerly [[Calder Furniture Co. warehouse]] (built c. 1918)
*** 2321-2323: former location of [[Wood-Frutticher Grocery Co.]] (1926-1940s)
*** 2321–2323: former location of [[Wood-Frutticher Grocery Co.]] (1926-1940s)
**** 2323: [[What's on 2nd]] (2016-), former location of [[Cafe Lanetta]]  
**** 2323: [[What's on 2nd]] (2016–), former location of [[Cafe Lanetta]]  
*** 2325: [[Phillip Griffith Photography]], former location of [[Reed Books]]
*** 2325: [[Phillip Griffith Photography]], former location of [[Reed Books]]
** 2327: former location of [[Hormel Foods|George A. Hormel & Co.]] (1926-1931)
** 2327: former location of [[Hormel Foods|George A. Hormel & Co.]] (1926–1931)
** 2329-2331: former location of [[Wittichen Coal & Transfer Co.]] (1926)
** 2329–2331: former location of [[Wittichen Coal & Transfer Co.]] (1926)
*** 2329: [[The Franklin]] condominiums, former location of [[Franklin, Stiles & Franklin]] wholesale grocer (1913-), [[Whitaker Paper Co.]] (1926), [[Whitaker Lofts]], [[Wooten Lofts]]
*** 2329: [[The Franklin]] condominiums, former location of [[Franklin, Stiles & Franklin]] wholesale grocer (1913-), [[Whitaker Paper Co.]] (1926), [[Whitaker Lofts]], [[Wooten Lofts]]
*** 2331: former location of [[Charlie's Transfer Co.]] (1904)
*** 2331: former location of [[Charlie's Transfer Co.]] (1904)


====[[24th Street North|24th Street]] intersection====
====[[24th Street North|24th Street]] intersects====
* North side
* north side:
** 2400-2402: former location of saloon & pool hall (1891)
** 2400-2402: former location of saloon & pool hall ([[I. C. Clark]] 1890–1891, [[John B. Potts]] 1899), [[George Shephard]] lunch counter (1902)
*** 2400: [[United Trophy & Specialties]] (1965-)
*** 2400: [[United Trophy & Specialties]] (1965–)
*** 2402: former location of [[Edwin Paper Co.]] (1926)
*** 2402: former location of [[Edwin Paper Co.]] (1926)
** 2404: former location of "negro restaurant" (1891), [[Bower & Sinnott]] saloon (1904)
** 2404: former location of "negro restaurant" (1891), [[Manhattan Saloon]] (1902), [[Bower & Sinnott]] saloon (1904)
** 2410: former location of [[J. B. Potter & Co.]] (1926)
** 2410: former location of [[J. B. Potter & Co.]] (1926)
** 2412: former location of [[Fairview Hotle]] (1891)
** 2412: former location of [[Fairview Hotle]] (1891)
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** 2416: [[Johnston Lofts]], former location of [[Johnston Manufacturing Co.]] (1930s), [[Standard Distributors]] (1980s)
** 2416: [[Johnston Lofts]], former location of [[Johnston Manufacturing Co.]] (1930s), [[Standard Distributors]] (1980s)
** 2418: former location of boarding house (1891)
** 2418: former location of boarding house (1891)
** 2420-2422: former location of [[Cowart & Cole]]/[[McCray Refrigerator Co.]]/[[A. C. Legg Packing Co.]] (1926)
** 2420-2424: former location of [[Mr Burch]] formal wear (2007–2022)
*** 2420: [[Mr Burch]] formal wear, former location of boarding house (1891)
*** 2420: 2-story commercial building (built 1925), former location of boarding house (1891), [[Cowart & Cole]] / [[McCray Refrigerator Co.]] / [[A. C. Legg Packing Co.]] (1926)
*** 2424: 2-story commercial building
** 2430: former location of [[Viaduct Service Station]] (1926)
** 2430: former location of [[Viaduct Service Station]] (1926)
* South side
* south side ([[Block 106B]]):
** 2401-2403: [[Security Bonded Warehouse]], former location of [[Batterton Coffee Company]] (1925-1940) [[Royal Cup building]]
** 2401–2403: [[Royal Cup building]], former location of [[Batterton Coffee Company]] / [[Royal Cup Coffee]] (1925-1970s), [[Security Bonded Warehouse]], [[Dixie Store Fixtures]] storage (2013–)
*** 2401: former location of [[Magic City Hardwood Works]] / [[Webb & Long Planing Mill]] (1891), [[Roddy Mill & Lumber Co.]] (1904)
*** 2401: former location of [[Magic City Hardwood Works]] / [[Webb & Long Planing Mill]] (1891), [[John F. Brown]] lumber yard and planing mill (1896–1899), [[Roddy Mill & Lumber Co.]] (1904)
** 2409-2411: former location of [[Birmingham Wholesale Grocery]] (1926)
** [[2409 1st Avenue North|2409–2411]]: former site of 1-story commercial building (collapsed 2023), former location of [[Birmingham Wholesale Grocery]] (1926)
** 2411-2413: former location of [[Birmingham Scale Works]] (1904)
** 2411–2413: former location of [[Birmingham Scale Works]] (1904)
*** 2411: [[ABC Foodservice Equipment]]
*** 2411: [[ABC Foodservice Equipment]]
*** 2413: [[From Darkness to Light Biblical Counseling Ministries]], former location of [[Woolcott Flour Mills]] (1926)
*** 2413: [[From Darkness to Light Biblical Counseling Ministries]], former location of [[Woolcott Flour Mills]] (1926)
** 2415: former location of [[Mutual Feed & Flour Co.]] (1926)
** 2415: former location of [[Mutual Feed & Flour Co.]] (1926)
** 2423-2425: former location of [[Martin Biscuit Co.]] (1926)
** 2423–2425: former location of [[Martin Biscuit Co.]] (1926)
*** 2425: [[Dixie Fixtures]]
*** 2425: [[Dixie Fixtures]]
** 2427: former location of [[Mills Coffee Co.]] (1926)
** 2427: former location of [[Mills Coffee Co.]] (1926)
** 2429-2431: former location of [[A. E. Atwater Carriage Factory]] (1891), [[W. G. Patterson Cigar Co.]] (1926)
** 2429–2431: former location of [[A. E. Atwater Carriage Factory]] (1891), [[W. G. Patterson Cigar Co.]] (1926)
*** 2429: [[Blackwell Furniture]]/[[BB's China and Glassware]]
*** 2429: [[Blackwell Furniture]]/[[BB's China and Glassware]]
*** 2431: former location of [[A & P]]'s "East Side Downtown Super Market" (1944-)
*** 2431: former location of [[A & P]]'s "East Side Downtown Super Market" (1944-)


==== [[25th Street North|25th Street]] intersection====
==== [[25th Street North|25th Street]] intersects====
* 2500: [[Roger's Trading Company Building]] ([[Vazda Studios]], [[Intermark Interactive]], formerly [[Crawford's Auto Shop]], [[Maring-Crawford Ford]] and [[Roger's Army Navy Store]])
* north side:
* 2501: former location of [[Reynolds Bros. Lumber & Manufacturing Co.]] (1926)
** 2500: [[Roger's Trading Company Building]] ([[Vazda Studios]], [[Intermark Interactive]], formerly [[Crawford's Auto Shop]], [[Maring-Crawford Ford]] and [[Roger's Army Navy Store]])
* 2511: former location of [[Lockwood Manufacturing Co.]] (1904)
** 2506: former location of [[Peyton King residence]]
* 2506: former location of [[Peyton King residence]]
** 2528: former location of [[Central Milk Co.]] (1926)
* 2528: former location of [[Central Milk Co.]] (1926)
** 2532: former location of [[Fleck's Pharmacy]] (1925)
* 2532: former location of [[Fleck's Pharmacy]] (1925)
* south side:
* [[Red Mountain Expressway]] overpass (former site of [[Birmingham Farmer's Market]])
** 2501: former location of [[Reynolds Bros. Lumber & Manufacturing Co.]] (1926)
* [[Carraway Boulevard]] intersection
** 2511: former location of [[Lockwood Manufacturing Co.]] (1904)
* 2600: former location of [[Twenty-First Ave. Drug Co.]] (1925)
 
* 2608: former location of [[B. M. Binford]] Grocery (1887)
* [[Red Mountain Expressway]] passes over
* 2618: former location of [[Richards Iron Works]] (1904)
** former site of [[Birmingham Farmer's Market]]
* 2620: former location of [[Banks Lounge]]
 
* 2626: former location of [[B. F. Oldham & Co.]] saloon (1904)
==== [[Carraway Boulevard]] intersects====
* 2628: former location of [[Henry Bozzelf]] restaurant (1910)
* north side:
* 2630: former location of [[Industrial Home for Stranded Men]] (1925)
** 2600: former location of [[Twenty-First Ave. Drug Co.]] (1925)
* 2700: former location of [[Southern Stock Yards]] (1904)
** 2608: former location of [[B. M. Binford]] Grocery (1887)
* 2701: former location of [[Birmingham Iron & Supply Co.]] (1904)
** 2618: former location of [[Richards Iron Works]] (1904)
* 2706: former location of [[J. P. Mullins]] saloon (1904)
** 2620: former location of [[Banks Lounge]]
* 2708: former location of [[John Colston]] restaurant (1904)
** 2626: former location of [[B. F. Oldham & Co.]] saloon (1904)
* 2728: former location of [[Frederick Broderick]] restaurant (1910)
** 2628: former location of [[Henry Bozzelf]] restaurant (1910)
* 2730: former location of [[B. F. Oldham & Co.]] saloon (1904)
** 2630: former location of [[Industrial Home for Stranded Men]] (1925)
* [[1st Avenue North]] continues east through [[North Avondale]], [[Woodlawn]], [[Wahouma]], and [[East Lake]] to [[West Boulevard]], continuing as [[Parkway East]]
 
====[[27th Street North]] formerly intersected====
* north side:
** 2700: former location of [[Southern Stock Yards]] (1904)
** 2706: former location of [[J. P. Mullins]] saloon (1904)
** 2708: former location of [[John Colston]] restaurant (1904)
** 2728: former location of [[Frederick Broderick]] restaurant (1910)
** 2730: former location of [[B. F. Oldham & Co.]] saloon (1904)
* south side:
** 2701: former location of [[Birmingham Iron & Supply Co.]] (1904)
 
* [[1st Avenue North]] continues east through [[North Avondale]], [[1st Avenue North (Woodlawn)|Woodlawn]], [[Wahouma]], and [[East Lake]] to [[West Boulevard]], continuing as [[Parkway East]]
 
==References==
* Ervin, Mark (December 1, 2016) "[https://bigcom.com/2016/12/birmingham-2nd-avenue-ginkgo-trees/ Birmingham in Bloom: An Analysis of the 2nd Avenue Ginkgo Trees]" Big Communications


[[Category:1st Avenue North|*]]
[[Category:1st Avenue North|*]]

Revision as of 10:53, 10 May 2024

1st Avenue North (Downtown) is the section of 1st Avenue North running through downtown Birmingham's Fountain Heights and Central City neighborhoods, between I-65 and 26th Street. The avenue is also part of U.S. Highway 11.

In the downtown area, 1st Avenue North has a 100-foot right of way, 20 feet wider than the typical street. It carries two lanes of traffic in each direction with a central turn lane and parallel parking at each curb.

The curbstones installed in the early 20th century on 1st Avenue North between 18th and 21st Streets were quarried in Lane Park. The first electric "thoroughfare lighting" was installed on 1st Avenue North on poles spaced 200 feet apart. The lighting was upgraded with new, taller poles on 100-foot spacings between 32nd and 85th Streets under the city's 1945 contract with the Birmingham Electric Company.

During the 1980s rows of Pin oak trees were installed along 1st Avenue North between 14th and 26th Streets as part of the city's urban tree planting project, guided by Nimrod Long & Associates.

Notable addresses

In most cases, individual building tenants are listed in the entries for those buildings.

1st Avenue North continues west through Smithfield to Center Street, continuing as Cotton Avenue Southwest

Fountain Heights

11th Street intersects

12th Street intersects

13th Street intersects

14th Street intersects

  • north side (Block 94):
    • 1400: former location of saloon (1891), Rhoda Farley boarding house (1898)
    • 1402: former location of vacant store (1891)
    • 1404-1406: former location of street railroad company (vacated by 1891)
    • 1408-1412 former location of R.R. Frog & Switch factory (1885-)
      • 1408-1410: former location of vacant structure (1891)
        • 1408: former location of C. A. Turner livery & sales stables / veterinary surgeon (1887)
        • 1410: former location of Haack & Mundes pattern & cabinet makers (1887)
      • 1412: former location of Lankford & Hale blacksmiths, surveyors & contractors / Russell Grant fruit dealer (1887), vacant store (1891), Dixie Bottling Works (1904)
    • 1414: former location of vacant store (1891)
    • 1416-1418: former location of Birmingham Electric & Manufacturing Co. (1904)
      • 1416: former location of vacant store (1891)
        • 1416½: former location of Mrs B. E. Horan boarding house (1898)
      • 1418: former location of vacant store (1891)
    • 1420-1430: former location of Jefferson Foundry (1885), Williamson Iron Co. (1891-1904)
        • 1420: former location of blacksmith shop (1891)

15th Street formerly intersected

16th Street intersects

17th Street intersects

18th Street intersects

The Pandora Cafeteria at 1804-1806 1st Avenue North (1927-1936)

Central City neighborhood

19th Street intersection

1890s view looking east down 1st Avenue, possibly from the Morris Block.

20th Street intersection: Heaviest Corner on Earth

21st Street intersection (Rainbow Viaduct)

22nd Street intersection

23rd Street intersection

24th Street intersects

25th Street intersects

Carraway Boulevard intersects

27th Street North formerly intersected

References

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