7th Avenue North: Difference between revisions
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* Intersection with [[21st Street North]] | * Intersection with [[21st Street North]] | ||
** 2100: former site of [[First Christian Church]] and [[First Christian Church Education Building|Education Building]] | ** 2100: former site of [[First Christian Church]] and [[First Christian Church Education Building|Education Building]] | ||
** 2126: former location of [[Edwin Stephenson]]'s residence | |||
** [[Birmingham Central Library]] | ** [[Birmingham Central Library]] | ||
* Intersection with [[22nd Street North]] | * Intersection with [[22nd Street North]] | ||
Revision as of 13:47, 17 July 2010
7th Avenue North is a downtown street in Birmingham's northside.
The westernmost sections between Eufaula Avenue and 15th Street West and between 12th and 11th Street West near Birmingham-Southern College are known as 7th Avenue West. 7th Avenue North proper begins at 6th Street, but dies into the I-65 right of way after just two blocks.
The main stretch of 7th Avenue downtown picks up at 11th Street, just east of I-65, and runs straight into Birmingham City Hall at 19th Street. It picks up again on the other side of Linn Park, past Phillips High School and under the Elton B. Stephens Expressway, before ending at a railroad serving Sloss Furnaces just past 31st Street.
A one-block long section of 7th Avenue connects 41st Street to 42nd Place North at Whatley Elementary School. Another short section crosses from 43rd Street to Messer Airport Highway at 46th Street in Kingston. The easternmost segment runs through a residential area from southwest of 79th Street North to 83rd Street North, about four blocks northwest of East Lake.
Notable locations
- 1413: Harris Early Learning Center
- 1420: Formation Methods
- Intersection with 16th Street North
- former location of Knesseth Israel Congregation
- Intersection with 17th Street North
- Intersection with 18th Street North
- 1807 Birmingham Fire Station No. 1
- Today to Tonight mural
- former site of the Young Men's Hebrew Association
- Intersection with 19th Street North
- Linn Park
- Intersection with 21st Street North
- 2100: former site of First Christian Church and Education Building
- 2126: former location of Edwin Stephenson's residence
- Birmingham Central Library
- Intersection with 22nd Street North
- Intersection with 23rd Street North
- Phillips High School (former site of Central High School and John T. Terry residence)
- Park Place (Hope VI project), former site of Metropolitan Gardens
- Intersection with 24th Street North
- Intersection with 25th Street North
- Jones Valley Urban Farm
- 2521: former site of RolleRink
- Intersection with 26th Street North
- 3000: former site of Richard McNally residence
- 3100: former site of Children's Hospital