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**7: [[Homewood City Schools]] office
**7: [[Homewood City Schools]] office
**8: [[Shades Valley Lodge No. 829]]
**8: [[Shades Valley Lodge No. 829]]
*La Prado Place intersection
* [[La Prado Place]] intersection
*Poinciana Drive intersections
* [[Poinciana Drive]] intersections
*Malaga Avenue intersection
* [[Malaga Avenue]] intersection
**300 block:  [[Union Hill Cemetery]]
** 300 block:  [[Union Hill Cemetery]]
**354: former location of [[Dexter's]]
* [[U.S. Highway 280]] interchange
*[[U.S. Highway 280]] interchange
** [[400 Hollywood Boulevard|350]]: [[Mexico Lindo]]
**[[400 Hollywood Boulevard|358]]: [[Over Easy]]
** [[400 Hollywood Boulevard|354]]: former location of [[Dexter's on Hollywood]] (1986)
**[[400 Hollywood Boulevard|400]]: [[The Hollywood]] (2010–)
** [[400 Hollywood Boulevard|358]]: [[Over Easy]]
**[[400 Hollywood Boulevard|404]]: [[Coffee Shoppe]] (1977–2006), formerly [[Kentucky Fried Chicken]]
** [[400 Hollywood Boulevard|400]]: [[The Hollywood]] (2010-)
**407: [[Express Oil Change]] store #38
** [[400 Hollywood Boulevard|404]]: [[Coffee Shoppe]] (1977-2006), former location of [[Kentucky Fried Chicken]]
**408: [[Asia Rug Company]] and [[Relfe-Welden Real Estate]]
** 407: [[Express Oil Change]] store #38
** 408: [[Asia Rug Company]] and [[Relfe-Welden Real Estate]]
* Continues east as [[Montevallo Road]]
* Continues east as [[Montevallo Road]]


[[Category: Hollywood Boulevard|*]]
[[Category: Hollywood Boulevard|*]]

Revision as of 16:22, 5 March 2018

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Hollywood Boulevard is an approximately two-thirds mile long street running roughly northeast-southwest through the Hollywood neighborhood of Homewood. It connects Independence Drive (U.S. Highway 31) with U.S. Highway 280. It is one of the few streets connecting Homewood with the adjacent suburb of Mountain Brook. The portion of Hollywood Boulevard around the Highway 280 interchange is actually just within a spur of the Birmingham city limits.

At its western end, Hollywood Boulevard becomes Oxmoor Road, while the eastern end becomes Montevallo Road. All three are actually parts of a road dating back to at least the 1860s which was previously known as Oxmoor-Irondale Road, which connected Oxmoor with Irondale.

Notable locations (west to east)