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==Notable addresses==
==Notable addresses==
* 820: former location of [[Pratt-Ensley Building Material Co.]] (1957)
* 1024: former location of [[John Kitchen]] junk yard (1931), [[James Kitchens]] junk yard (1939)
* 1112: [[Ooh La La Hair Studio]]
* 1112: [[Ooh La La Hair Studio]]
* 1400: [[Shunte Jones residence]] (2014, [[Bethel-Ensley Action Task]])
* 1207: former location of [[John Garner]] junk yard (1939)
* 1401: [[Ajay's Gift Baskets & Accessories]], former location of [[Lucy's Grocery]] (1972)
* 1230-1232: former location of [[Mariano Aquilino]] grocery (1931), [[Samuel Aquilino]] grocer / [[Aquilino Coal Co.]] (1939)
* 1507: former location of [[Joe Aloia]] barber shop (1903)
 
* 1519: former location of ''[[Ensley Herald]]'' publisher (1903)
* [[13th Street Ensley]] intersects
* 1523: former location of [[Fanny Chiles]] boarding house (1903)
** 1306: former location of [[Superior Lumber Co.]] (1931)
 
* [[14th Street Ensley]] intersects
** 1400: [[Shunte Jones residence]] (2014, [[Bethel-Ensley Action Task]])
** 1401: [[Ajay's Gift Baskets & Accessories]], former location of [[Charles Stabile]] grocery (1957), [[Lucy's Grocery]] (1972)
** 1410: former location of [[D & D Delicatessen]] (1957)
 
* [[15th Street Ensley]] intersects
** 1506: former location of [[John Speranneo]] shoe repair (1931)
** 1507: former location of [[Joe Aloia]] barber shop (1903)
** 1519: former location of ''[[Ensley Herald]]'' publisher (1903)
** 1523: former location of [[Fanny Chiles]] boarding house (1903)
 
* [[16th Street Ensley]] intersects
** 1600: former location of [[Zeigler & Barrett Auto Parts]] (1957)
** 1617: former location of [[Ransey Cole]] physician
 
* [[17th Street Ensley]] intersection
* [[17th Street Ensley]] intersection
** former location of [[D. W. Morris & Bro.]] shoes (1903) [[Braswell Furniture]]
** former location of [[D. W. Morris & Bro.]] shoes (1903), [[Undine Saloon]] ([[Paul Chambarden]] –1904), [[Braswell Furniture]]
** 1700: [[Western Health Center]]
** north side:
** 1701: former location of [[Fancher-Owens Drug Co.]] (1920s)
*** 1700-1710: former location of [[Murdock Transfer & Storage Co.]] (1931)
** 1704: former location of [[Pegram & Meade]] insurance (1903)
**** 1700: [[Western Health Center]]
*** 1704½: former location of [[W. W. Shortridge]] attorney (1903)
**** 1704: former location of [[Pegram & Meade]] insurance (1903)
** 1705½: former location of [[Charles Copra]] shoemaker (1903)
***** 1704½: former location of [[Ensley Collection Agency]] / [[W. W. Shortridge]] attorney (1903)
** 1706: former location of [[M. Newman]] clothes (1903)
**** 1706: former location of [[M. Newman]] clothes (1903)
** 1708-1710: former location of [[First National Bank of Ensley]] (1903)
**** 1708-1710: former location of [[First National Bank of Ensley]] (1903)
*** 1708: [[Barnhard Tailoring]] (1903)
***** 1708: [[Barnhard Tailoring]] (1903)
*** 1710: former location of [[Economy Cash Grocery Store]]
***** 1710: former location of [[Economy Cash Grocery Store]]
** 1712: former location of [[Hobson's Cafe]] (1903)
*** 1712: former location of [[Hobson's Cafe]] (1903), [[Jenkins Gun & Key Shop]] (1931)
** 1713: former location of [[Jack Bolen's]] barber shop (1903)
**** 1712½: former location of [[Alis Jenkinsl]] (1931)
*** 1713½: former location of [[S. S. Bryant]] painter (1903)
*** 1714: former location of [[Peerless Saloon (Ensley)]] / [[Fontille Bros.]] / [[George's Lunch Counter]] (1903)
** 1714: former location of [[Peerless Saloon (Ensley)]] / [[Fontille Bros.]] / [[George's Lunch Counter]] (1903)
*** 1716: former location of [[Starr Dry Goods Store]] (1903)
** 1715: former location of [[Elizabeth Henry]] restaurant (1903)
**** 1716½: former location of [[Victor Emanuel Hall]] (1931)
** 1716: former location of [[Starr Dry Goods Store]] (1903)
*** 1718: former location of [[Warren Grover]] loans (1931), [[Warren Grover]] watch repair (1939), [[EIC Club]] (1957)
*** 1716½: former location of [[Victor Emanuel Hall]]
*** 1720: former location of [[Ensley Pilgrim Church]] (1939), [[Johnnie's Tavern]] restaurant (1957)
** 1717-1719: former location of [[Stowers Furniture Co.]] (1903), [[Kilgore Furniture Company]]
**** 1720½: former location of Rev [[Hallie Watson]] (1939)
*** 1717½: former location of [[E. B. Powell]], [[Fergus McCarthy]] attorneys (1903)
*** 1724: [[Bank of Alabama Building]] (built 1925), former location of [[Bank of Alabama]] (1925-1938), [[America's First Federal Credit Union|Iron and Steel Worker's Credit Union]] (1946-1956), [[Maurice Rogers]] attorney (1957)
** 1727: former location of [[New Orleans Cafe]] (1935-1937)
** south side:
*** 1701: former location of [[Fancher-Owens Drug Co.]] (1920s-1931), [[Downbeat Club]] night club (1957)
*** 1705:
**** 1705½: former location of [[Charles Copra]] shoemaker (1903)
*** 1707: former location of [[Stanford Beauty Shop]] (1957)
*** 1709: former location of [[O. K. Barber Shop (Ensley)|O. K. Barber Shop]] (1910), [[Sportmen Auto Club]] (1957)
*** 1711: former location of [[Claud Culpepper]] auto repairs (1931)
*** 1713: former location of [[Jack Bolen's]] barber shop (1903), [[William H. Black]] barber (1931)
**** 1713½: former location of [[S. S. Bryant]] painter (1903)
*** 1715: former location of [[Elizabeth Henry]] restaurant (1903)
*** 1717-1719: former location of [[Stowers Furniture Co.]] (1903), [[Kilgore Furniture Company]]
**** 1717½: former location of [[E. B. Powell]], [[Fergus McCarthy]] attorneys (1903)
*** 1725: former location of [[Griffin Furniture]] warehouse (1957)
*** 1727: former location of [[New Orleans Cafe]] (1931-1937)
 
[[File:1961 Catfish King Ave E.jpg|right|thumb|375px|1815-1825 Avenue E Ensley in 1961]]
* [[18th Street Ensley]] intersection
* [[18th Street Ensley]] intersection
** former location of [[Bank of Alabama (Ensley)]]
** former location of [[Averyt Building]] / [[Averyt's Pharmacy]] (1903)
** former location of [[Averyt Building]] (1903)
** north side:
** 1801: former location of Mrs [[A. T. Pearson]] millinery (1903)
*** 1800: former location of [[ABC Store No. 16]] (1957)
*** 1801½: former location of [[Ben Elston]] clothes cleaner (1903)
*** 1802-1804: former location of [[Keith Furniture Co.]] (1931), [[ABC Store No. 16]] (1939)
** 1802: [[Ensley Beauty Supply]], former location of [[Ensley Bowling Center]]
**** 1802: [[Ensley Beauty Supply]], former location of [[Ensley Bowling Center]]
** 1803: former location of [[D. J. Moore & Co.]] contractors / [[W. E. DuBois]] dressmaker (1903)
*** 1806: former location of [[Saunders System Ensley Co.]] auto livery (1931), [[K C Cafe]] (1957), [[Johnson Tailors & Formal Rentals]] ([[Eddie Johnson]] 1981)
** 1805: former location of [[Evans Plumbing Co.]] / Mrs [[E. E. Smoot]] dressmaker & milliner (1903)
*** 1808-1812: former location of [[Central Seed & Hardware Co.]] (1939-1957)
** 1807½: former location of [[Pumilia Bros.]] shoemakers (1903)
**** 1808: [[Bill & Tax Center]], former location of [[The Globe]] clothes & shoes (1903)
** 1808: [[Bill & Tax Center]], former location of [[The Globe]] clothes & shoes (1903)
**** 1810-1812: former location of [[Standard Seed & Hardware Co.]] (1931)
** 1809: [[Regions Bank]] branch, former location of [[Chinese Laundry]] (1903)
***** 1810: former location of [[A. Poss & Co.]] ladies' clothing & patterns (1903)
** 1810: former location of [[A. Poss & Co.]] ladies' clothing & patterns (1903)
***** 1812: former location of [[Broda Bros.]] mens' clothes (1903), [[West's]] men's store
** 1812: former location of [[Broda Bros.]] mens' clothes (1903), [[West's]] men's store
*** 1814: [[Whitehouse Barber & Style]], former location of the [[Economy Cash Store]] / [[Nick Denapple]] fruit stand (1903), [[J. R. Boggs Electric Co.]] (1931), [[Mandy & Son Supply Co.]] plumbing supplies (1939) / [[Mandy Plumbing Co.]] (1939-1957)
** 1813: former location of [[Bourboula Bros.]] confectionery & lunches (1925)
*** 1816: [[Birmingham's Ensley Live Entertainment Loft]], former location of [[Mackey Bros]] dry goods / [[T. G. Mackey & Son]] shoes (1903-1931), [[S. G. Braswell Furniture Co.]] (1939), [[Byrum Hardware Co.]] (1957)
** 1813½: former location of [[Woodmen of the World Hall (Ensley)]]
*** 1818: former location of [[Brooks Furniture & Coffin Co.]] (1903), [[Singer Sewing Machine Co.]] (1939), [[Bell Loan Co.]] (1957), [[Robert & Emma Florist]]
** 1814: [[Whitehouse Barber & Style]], former location of the [[Economy Cash Store]] / [[Nick Denapple]] fruit stand (1903)
*** 1820: former location of [[E. W. Wood]] shoes / [[Misfit Clothing Co.]] (1903), [[City Shoe Co.]] (1931), [[Birmingham Gas Co.]] branch (1939), [[Alabama Gas Corporation]] branch (1957), [[Crossett Shoe Company]]
** 1815½: former location of [[Miss Whitt]] millinery (1903)
*** 1822: former location of [[Joe Wheeler's Cafe (Ensley)]] / [[R. J. Vance & Co.]] drug store / [[John A. Humphries]] jeweler (1903), [[The Fair Store]] merchandise (1939), [[Ellis Appliance & Sales Co.]] (1957)
** 1816: former location of [[Mackey Bros]] dry goods / [[Mackey & Son]] shoes (1903)
**** 1822½: former location of [[Adar Holmberg]] chiropractor (1931), [[Abijah Fields]] physician / [[Ensley Civitan Club]] / [[Ensley Merchants & Associate Business Men's Club]] (1939)
** 1817: former location of [[Ensley Real Estate & Investment Company]], [[Franklin Theater]] (1920)
*** 1824: former location of [[Smith Jewelry Co.]] (1931), [[Ellis Jewelry & Optical Co.]] (1939-1957)
** 1818: former location of [[Brooks Furniture & Coffin Co.]] (1903), [[Robert & Emma Florist]]
** south side:
** 1819: former location of [[Franklin Theatre]], [[Catfish King]], [[Opera House]] nightclub (1960)
*** 1801-1809: [[Regions Bank]]
** 1820: former location of [[E. W. Wood]] shoes / [[Misfit Clothing Co.]] (1903), [[Crossett Shoe Company]]
**** 1801: former location of Mrs [[A. T. Pearson]] millinery (1903), [[Fagan Furniture Co.]] (1931), [[Roden Furniture Co.]] (1939), [[Roden Furniture Co.]] storage (1957)
** 1822: former location of [[Joe Wheeler's Cafe (Ensley)]] / [[R. J. Vance & Co.]] drug store / [[John A. Humphries]] jeweler (1903)
***** 1801½: former location of [[Ben Elston]] clothes cleaner (1903)
** former location of [[Johnson Building]], [[Ensley Hardware Co.]] / [[Unit Saloon]] / [[Lilly Drug Co.]] / [[Fossett's Cafe]] (1903), [[Gulas' Old Stand]], [[Fields & Goodwin]] druggists (1917)
**** 1803: former location of [[D. J. Moore & Co.]] contractors / [[W. E. DuBois]] dressmaker / ''[[Ensley Enterprise]]'' newspaper (1903), [[J. E. Smith Plumbing Co.]] (1931)
**** 1805: former location of [[Evans Plumbing Co.]] / Mrs [[E. E. Smoot]] dressmaker & milliner (1903), [[Sam Loo]] laundry (1915), [[Goodwill Industries]] secondhand clothes (1939), [[Price Trading Post]] repair shop (1957)
**** 1807: former location of [[O. K. Barber Shop (Ensley)|O. K. Barber Shop]] (1939)
***** 1807½: former location of [[Pumilia Bros.]] shoemakers (1903), [[Clarence Gardner]] (1939), apartments (1957)
**** 1809: former location of [[Chinese Laundry]] (1903), [[BellSouth|Southern Bell Telegraph & Telephone Co.]] / [[John Leonard]] barber (1931), [[Jackson Clothing Co.]] men's furnishings (1939), [[Sherwin-Williams Co.]] paints (1957)
*** 1811: former location of [[Massey-Ray Granite Works]] (1939), [[O. K. Barber Shop (Ensley)|O. K. Barber Shop]] (1957)
*** 1813: former location of [[Bourboula Bros.]] confectionery & lunches (1925), [[Franklin Cafe]] (1931), [[Liberty Cafe]] sandwich shop (1939), [[Liberty Sandwich Shop]] (1957)
**** 1813½: former location of [[Woodmen of the World Hall (Ensley)]] (1931)
*** 1815: former location of [[Jefferson Hardware]] (1931-1939), [[Baldwin Hardware Co.]] (1957)
**** 1815½: former location of [[Miss Whitt]] millinery (1903)
*** 1817: former location of [[Ensley Real Estate & Investment Company]]
*** 1819: former location of [[Franklin Theatre]] (1900s-1948), [[Opera House]] nightclub (1960), [[Catfish King]] restaurant (1961)
*** 1821: former location of [[Lee Loan Co.]] (1957)
*** 1823-1825: proposed site for [[New Ramsay-McCormack building]] (2024), former location of [[Ensley Hotel]] (1887–1910s), [[Berney's Drug Store]], [[Ramsay-McCormack Building]] (built 1929, demolished 2021)
**** 1825: former location of [[Fields-Goodwin Drug Co.]] (1917-1928), [[Wood Drugs]] (1931), [[Fields-Goodwin Drug Co.]] (1939-1957)
** former location of [[Johnson Building]], [[Ensley Hardware Co.]] / [[Unit Saloon]] / [[Lilly Drug Co.]] / [[Fossett's Cafe]] (1903), [[Gulas' Old Stand]]
 
* [[19th Street Ensley]] intersection
* [[19th Street Ensley]] intersection
** [[Bank of Ensley]]
** [[Bank of Ensley]]
** [[Ramsay-McCormack building]], former location of [[Ensley Hotel]] (1903) and [[Berney's Drug Store]]
** north side:
** 1906: former location of [[Perkins & Terry]] real estate & insurance (1903), [[Kelly, The Florist]] (1917)
*** 1906: former location of [[Perkins & Terry]] real estate & insurance (1903), [[Kelly the Florist]] (1917)
** 1909: former location of [[W. T. Snow]] grocery (1903)
*** 1910: former location of [[First National Bank]] auto deposit station (1957)
** 1913: former location of [[Ensley Post Office]] (1903), [[Russell Brothers]] photography studio (1917-1920)
*** 1912: former location of [[Dupuy-Burke Realty Co.]] (1931-1939), [[Smith-Norton Realty Co.]] (1957)
** 1915: former location of [[O. W. Wagoner]] ladies' and gents' furnishings (1917), [[Smith Furniture]]
**** 1912 rear: former location of [[Ensley Co. Inc.]] real estate (1957)
** 1917: former location of [[Sheldon Laundry]]
*** 1914: former location of [[Syx-Moxley Realty Co.]] / [[Citizens Loan & Finance Co.]] (1931), [[Syx Real Estate & Insurance Co.]] / [[William Whaley]] attorney / [[Ensley Company]] real estate (1939), [[Scott-Sprague Realty Co.]] / [[Peoples Savings & Loan Association]] (1957)
** 1924: former location of [[Ensley Furniture Company]] (1955)
*** 1916: former location of [[Bon Ton Recreation]] billiards / [[Arthur Adcock]] barber (1931), [[Schomberg Roofing & Heating Co.]] (1939), [[J C Penney]] storage (1957)
** 1925: [[Princeton-Baptist Health Center]] Ob/Gyn clinic
*** 1918-1924: former location of [[Ensley Motor Co.]] (1931)
**** 1918: former location of [[Goodyear Service Stores]] auto parts (1939), [[Pennington-Harris Realty Co.]] (1957)
**** 1920: former location of [[D & W Wall's Hardware Co.]] (1957)
**** 1924: former location of [[Ensley Furniture Company]] (1955-1957)
** south side
*** 1901: former location of [[Berney's Pharmacy]] (1931-1957)
*** 1903: former location of [[Ensley Mortgage & Loan Co.]] / [[Lindsey & Ziegler]] real estate (1931), [[Art Beauty Salon]] (1939), [[Busch Jewelry Co.]] (1957)
**** 1903½: former location of [[Charles Tedder]] / [[Walter Holliday]] physicians / [[Brooks Beauty Parlor]] (1931), [[Elbert Fields]] / [[James Dawkins]] physicians (1931-1939),  [[Anderson Studio]] art goods (1939), [[Louis Botta]] physician (1957)
*** 1905: former location of [[Bon Ton Beauty Parlor]] (1931), [[Bon Ton Barber Shop]] (1931-1957)
*** 1907: former location of [[Auto-Lec]] automobile accessories (1957)
*** 1909: former location of [[W. T. Snow]] grocery (1903), [[Peyton A. Eubank Co.]] real estate (1931-1939), [[Utopia Cleaners & Dyers]] (1957)
**** 1909½: former location of [[Adar Holmberg]] chiropractor (1939)
**** 1909A: former location of [[Art Beauty Salon]] (1957)
*** 1911: former location of [[Thomas Brasfield]] miniature golf (1931), [[Fontille Furniture Co.]] (1939), [[Harris & Bates]] real estate & insurance (1957)
*** 1913: former location of [[Ensley Post Office]] (1903), [[Russell Brothers]] photography studio (1917-1939)
*** 1915-1917: former location of [[Smith Furniture Co.]] (1957)
**** 1915: former location of [[O. W. Wagoner]] ladies' and gents' furnishings (1917), [[Peoples Building & Loan Association]] (1931-1939)
**** 1917: former location of [[Boyd Real Estate & Insurance Co.]] / [[Willie Custred]] florist (1931), [[Pennington-Harris Realty Co.]] (1939), [[Sheldon Laundry]]
***** 1917½: former location of [[Abijah Fields]] physician (1931), [[Louis Botta]] physician (1931-1939)
*** 1919: former location of [[Graham Realty & Insurance Co.]] (1931),  [[Evans Plumbing & Heating Co.]] (1931-1939)
*** 1921: former location of [[Norman & Co.]] real estate / [[Custred Flower Shop]] (1939)
*** 1923: former location of [[Ensley Theatre]] (1931-1957)
*** 1925: [[Princeton-Baptist Health Center]] Ob/Gyn clinic, former location of [[Dewberry Drug Co.]] (1931), [[Goldstein's Pharmacy]] (1939-1957)
 
* [[20th Street Ensley]] ([[Alabama State Highway 269]]) intersection
* [[20th Street Ensley]] ([[Alabama State Highway 269]]) intersection
** 2000: former location of [[Harris, Lovelady & Co.]] furniture / [[Union Saloon]] (1903), [[Steel City Plumbing Company]]
** north side:
** 2001: former location of [[Miss Raiford]] millinery (1903), [[That's Us]] saloon
*** 2000-2002: former location of [[S. G. Braswell & Son]] furniture (1931)
** 2002: [[Emmanuel Temple of Praise]]
**** 2000: former location of [[Harris, Lovelady & Co.]] furniture / [[Union Saloon]] (1903), [[Tom & Jim Sandwich Shop]] (1939), [[B. F. Goodrich Co.]] tires (1957), [[Steel City Plumbing Company]]
** 2003: former location of [[Lipsey's Cafe]] & lodging house (1903)
***** 2000½: former location of [[American Legion Ensley Post No. 35]]
** 2005: former location of [[F. J. Lauge]] grocery (1903)
**** 2002: [[Emmanuel Temple of Praise]], former location of [[Liberty National Life Insurance Co.]] / [[Brown Service Insurance Co.]] (1957)
** 2007: former location of [[J. W. Clayton & Co.]] wholesalers (1903)
*** 2008: former location of [[Drummond Welding Co.]] (1939), [[Ensley Loan Co.]] (1957)
** 2011: former location of [[Willie Raiford]], artist (1903)
**** 2008½: former location of [[Ku Klux Klan]] (1939)
** 2013: former location of [[Crescent Grocery Co.]] (1903)
*** 2010: former location of [[Jenkins Gun & Key Shop]] / [[Jenkins Radio Shop]] (1939)
** 2015: former location of [[Mandy Plumbing Co.]]
**** 2010A: former location of [[Liberty Barber Shop]] (1957)
** 2016: former location of [[Brownell Motors]]
**** 2010B: former location of [[Norman & Co.]] real estate & insurance (1957)
*** 2012-2016: former location of [[The Motormart]] aut sales / [[Joseph Snellling]] auto repairs / [[Harrell-Greek Transfer Co.]] (1931), [[Pate Motor Co.]] auto repairs (1939), [[Brownell Motors]], [[Club Next Level]] (2011–2013)
**** 2014½: former location of [[Alabama National Guard Armory]] (1931), [[American Legion Ensley Post No. 35]] / [[Veterans of Foreign Wars Dabney Galusha Post No. 3407]] (1939)
*** 2018: former location of [[Cofield & Maddox]] auto repair (1931), [[Pat's Garage]] (1939), [[Cleve's Place]] ([[Cleve Eaton|Cleve]] & [[Myra Eaton]] 1981–1984)
*** 2020:  vacant lot (2020–), former location of [[Kelley's Service Station]] (1939), [[Bob Arnold Motors]] paint department (1957)
** south side:
*** 2001: former location of [[Miss Raiford]] millinery (1903), [[Ensley Confectionary]] (1931-1957), [[That's Us]] saloon
*** 2003: former location of [[Lipsey's Cafe]] & lodging house (1903), [[Dodge Wall Paper & Paint Co.]] (1931)
*** 2005: former location of [[F. J. Lauge]] grocery (1903), [[Vincent Miglionico]] restaurant (1939), [[Trucks Poultry Store]] (1957)
*** 2007: former location of [[J. W. Clayton & Co.]] wholesalers (1903), [[Arctic Ice Co.]] garage (1931-1939), [[Sam's Auto Service]] (1957)
*** 2011: former location of [[Willie Raiford]], artist (1903), [Puro Ice Cream Co.]] (1931-1957), [[Arctic Ice Co.]] (1939-1957), [[Portera's Ice Cream Parlor]] (1957)
*** 2013: former location of [[Crescent Grocery Co.]] (1903), [[Ensley Restaurant]] (1931), [[Ensley Full Gospel Mission]] (1939), [[Ensley Hardware & Paint Co.]] (1957)
**** 2013½: former location of [[Henry McMinn]] (1931)
*** 2015-2017: former location of [[Ensley Top & Body Co.]] auto repair (1931)
**** 2015: former location of [[Mandy Plumbing Co.]], [[Patrick Home Appliance Co.]] (1957)
*** 2019: former location of [[Jax Seed & Hardware Co.]] (1957)
*** 2021: former location of [[George Washington Carver Memorial Gardens]] office (1957)
*** 2023-2025: former location of [[Massey's Cafe]] (1939-1957)
**** 2023: former location of [[Fuller's Drug Co.]] (1931)
 
* [[21st Street Ensley]] intersection
* [[21st Street Ensley]] intersection
** former location of [[Ensley City Hall]] (1903-1910)
** former location of [[Ensley City Hall]] (1903-1910)
** 2108: [[Hot Heads]]
** north side:
** 2109: [[Fox Manufacturing]], former location of [[Jim Skinner Ford]]
*** 2100–2106: parking lot
** 2112: [[Best of Best Cars]]
**** 2100: former location of [[Lambeth's Service Station]] (1931), [[Steel City Service Station]] (1939-1957)
** 2117: [[All In One Beauty Shop]]
**** 2104: former location of [[Crawford Long]] auto repair (1931)
** 2121 [[Gant Electric]]
**** 2106: former location of [[Byram Auto Top & Glass Co.]] (1931)
*** 2108: [[Hot Heads]] (2009–), former location of [[Grinstead Billiards]] (1957)
*** 2110: [[Steel City Ryderz]] motorcycle club (2009–), former location of [[Slye's Auto Supply Co.]] (1939-1957)
*** 2112-2116: [[Best of Best Cars]], former location of [[Glover's Auto Shop]] auto sales (1939), [[Henry Malpas Inc.]] auto sales (1957), [[Bill Whitten Rambler]] (1968), [[All In One Body Shop]] (2009–2012)
*** 2122-2124: former location of [[Ensley Tire Co.]] (1931), [[Samuel Cofield]] auto repair / [[Phillips Service Co.]] gas station (1939), [[Ensley Paint & Body Service]] (1957), [[All In One Auto Sales]] (2009–2012)
** south side
*** 2101–2105: two-story commercial building
**** 2101: former location of [[John Sparks]] grocer (1931), [[Jasper Mattress Co.]] (1939), [[Vanderburg Realty & Insurance Co.]] (1957)
***** 2101A: former location of [[Ross Radio & Television Service]] (1957)
**** 2105: former location of [[Tidwell Top & Body Shop]] auto repairs (1939), [[Independent Signs]] (2011)
*** 2107: former location of [[Slye's Auto Supply]] / [[Robert McClain]] garage (1931)
*** 2109: [[Fox Manufacturing]] ([[Clyde Lamp]] 2011–), former location of [[Collum Motor Co.]] auto sales (1931), [[Arnold-Osborn Motor Co.]] auto sales (1939), [[Bob Arnold Motors]] auto sales (1957), [[Bill Whitten Datsun]] (1968), [[Jim Skinner Ford]]
*** 2113: former location of [[Arnold-Osborn Motor Co.]] used cars (1939)
*** 2117: [[All In One Beauty Shop]]
*** 2119-2121: former location of [[Ensley Tavern]] restaurant (1939)
**** 2121 [[Gant Electric]], former location of [[Frank Gizler & Mary's Cafe]] (1942), [[Self Service Laundry]] (1957)
*** 2123: former location of [[Adolph Rosenfeld]] grocery (1931), [[Ensley Auto Parts Co.]] (1957)
 
* [[22nd Street Ensley]] intersection
* [[22nd Street Ensley]] intersection
** 2220: [[Delta Manufacturing]], former location of [[Drennen Motor Company]] (1941)
** north side:
** 2213: [[Berthon's Cleaners]]
*** 2200-2218: former location of [[Don Drennen Motor Co.]] used cars (1957)
** 2221: [[Apollo Plumbing & Heating]]
*** 2220: [[Delta Manufacturing]], former location of [[Drennen Motor Company]] (1931–1951), [[Don Drennen Motor Co.]] (1951-1972)
** south side:
*** 2201: former location of [[Standard Oil Co.]] (1931), [[Ensley Automotive Service]] (1939), [[Henderson & Henslee]] auto parts (1957)
*** 2203: former location of [[OK Rubber Welders]] storage (1957)
*** 2211: former location of [[OK Rubber Welders]] tires (1957)
*** 2213: [[Berthon's Cleaners]] (1931-1957)
*** 2221: [[Apollo Plumbing & Heating]], former location of [[Stephens Service Station]] (1957)
 
* [[23rd Street Ensley]] intersection
* [[23rd Street Ensley]] intersection
** 2301: [[Abyssinia Missionary Baptist Church]], formerly [[Ensley Baptist Church]]
** north side:
** 2316: [[General Automotive Services]]
*** 2300: [[Ensley Masonic Temple]], former location of [[Aster Chapter No. 172]] (1939-1957), [[Cunningham Chapter No. 120]] (1939-1957), [[Globe Lodge No. 781]] (1939-1957), [[Ensley Lodge No. 560]] (1939-1957), [[Palmer Irene Court No. 2]] (1957)
*** 2306-2308: former location of [[Brown Battery Service Co.]] (1931), [[Drennen Motor Company]] body shop (1939)
*** 2316: [[General Automotive Services]]
*** 2322: former location of [[Claude Spikes]] coal vender (1939)
** south side:
*** 2301-2323: [[Abyssinia Missionary Baptist Church]], former location of [[Ensley Baptist Church]] (1939-2005) / [[Ensley Rotary Club]] (1957)
**** 2317: former location of [[Ensley Baptist Church]] annex (1957)
**** 2323: former location of [[Emily Hoene]] dressmaker (1939), [[Ensley Baptist Church]] Sunday School (1957)
 
 
* [[24th Street Ensley]] intersection
* [[24th Street Ensley]] intersection
** 2415: [[Marino's]] Association Foods
** 2414: former location of [[Hill Grocery Co.]] (1931-1939)
** 2500: [[Golden Eagle Enterprises]]
** 2415: [[Marino's]] Associated Foods
** 2416: former location of [[James Stritikus]] restaurant (1939), [[Tom & Jim's Confectionary]] (1957)
** 2422: former location of [[A-One Service Station]] (1931), [[25th Street Service Station]] (1939), [[Barney's Cleaners]] / [[Quinn's Service Station]] (1957)
** 2500: [{Ensley Food Mart]], former location of [[Golden Eagle Enterprises]]
** 2501: [[Church's Chicken]]
** 2501: [[Church's Chicken]]
** 2512: [[Willie Askew]] M.D.
** 2512: [[Willie Askew]] M.D.
** 2604: [[Beauty Matters]]
** 2604: [[Beauty Matters]]
** 2630: [[DaVita]] dialysis clinic
** 2630: [[DaVita]] dialysis clinic
** 2820: [[Jesus Christ Church]]
** 2705: former location of [[Elbertine Apartments]] (1931-1939), [[Pennington Delicatessen]] (1957)
** 2901: [[Ultimate Auto Collision]]/[[Bama Auto Painting]]
** 2801-2803: former location of [[The Darden Apartments]] (1931-1939), [[The Porter Apartments]] (1957)
** 2805-2807: former location of [[Arlington Apartments]] (1931-1957)
** 2819: former location of [[Richard Cole]] poultry / [[John W. Snow]] ice vender (1939)
** 2820: [[Jesus Christ Church]], former location of [[Hill Grocery Co.]] (1931-1939)
** 2822-2824: former location of [[Sonny Boy Barbecue]] (1931), [[Parish Confectionary]] (1939)
** 2900: former location of [[W. F. Greene Motors]] auto sales (1939), [[Brownell Pontiac Co.]] auto sales (1957)
** 2901: [[Ultimate Auto Collision]]/[[Bama Auto Painting]], former location of [[Shell Petroleum Co.]] (1931), [[Garland Berry]] gas station (1939), [[Green's Service Station]] (1957)
** 2920: [[P & T Mechanical Contractor]]
** 2920: [[P & T Mechanical Contractor]]
** 3008: [[Hope Ministry]]
** 3008-3010: [[Hope Ministry]], former location of Church of Christ (1931-1957)
** 3420: former location of [[Golden Skillet]] fried chicken (1975)
** 3017: former location of [[31st Street Grocery]] (1957)
** 3520: [[McDonald's]]
** 3209-3213: former location of [[Susan Moore Apartments]] (1957)
** 3218: former location of apartment building
** 3320: former location of [[AAA Service Co.]] radio & television repairs (1957)
** 3324: former location of [[George Stritikus]] confectionary (1931), [[Thomas Stritikus]] confectionary (1939), [[Tom & Jim's Barbecue Drive Inn]] restaurant (1957)
** 3420: former location of [[Entrekin Motors]] used cars (1957), [[Golden Skillet]] fried chicken (1975)
** 3501: former location of [[Jim O'Hear Inc.]] used cars / [[Foster Auto Sales]] (1957)
** 3510: former location of [[Brownell Pontiac Co.]] used cars (1957)
** 3517: former location of [[Clover Leaf Drive In]] restaurant (1957)
** 3520: [[McDonald's]], former location of [[Horne & Wood Service Station]] (1957)
** 3521: former location of [[Ensley-Fairfield Garage]] auto repairs (1957)


[[Category:Avenue E Ensley|*]]
[[Category:Avenue E Ensley|*]]

Latest revision as of 17:08, 30 May 2023

This article is about the street in Ensley. For the downtown Birmingham street, see 5th Avenue South.

Avenue E is a primary business street four blocks south of the railroad tracks in downtown Ensley. The eastern end of the street runs for almost three blocks between 7th and 10th Street in Pratt City. It resumes south of Village Creek and passes the new P. D. Jackson-Olin High School before entering Ensley proper at 14th Street Ensley.

As it enters Fairfield at 36th Street Ensley just north of I-20/59, it continues under the interstate as Lloyd Noland Parkway.

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Notable addresses

1815-1825 Avenue E Ensley in 1961


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