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** 750: [[Stonehenge at Crestline]] apartments | ** 750: [[Stonehenge at Crestline]] apartments | ||
** 800: [[Trinity Medical Center]] (formerly Baptist Medical Center Montclair) | ** 800: [[Trinity Medical Center]] (formerly Baptist Medical Center Montclair) | ||
** 801: former site of [[John Carroll Catholic High School]] athletic fields | ** 801: [[Tapestry Park]] apartments, former site of [[John Carroll Catholic High School]] athletic fields | ||
* 52nd Street South/Beech Circle intersection | * 52nd Street South/Beech Circle intersection | ||
** 900: [[Southern Building Code Conference International]] | ** 900: [[Southern Building Code Conference International]] | ||
Revision as of 15:20, 25 February 2012
Montclair Road was built in 1932 as a section of U.S. Highway 78, until Crestwood Boulevard was extended through Red Mountain at Century Plaza.
Montclair Road connects Pawnee Avenue at the ridge of Red Mountain and skirts the Mountain Brook/Birmingham border northeast to its merging with Crestwood Boulevard at the city limits of Irondale.
MAX Transit Route 44 travels the length of Montclair Road.
Notable locations
Listed from west to east. Note that the addresses increase to the 4000s, then jump back down to 800 at Trinity Medical Center.
- Continues west as Country Club Road to Pawnee Avenue.
- 3500 block: Ramsay Park
- 3800 block: Pilgrim Place (former site of Pilgrim Congregational Church)
- Morningside Drive/Memory Lane intersection
- 3900: Garvin Building
- 3960: Levite Jewish Community Center
- 750: Stonehenge at Crestline apartments
- 800: Trinity Medical Center (formerly Baptist Medical Center Montclair)
- 801: Tapestry Park apartments, former site of John Carroll Catholic High School athletic fields
- 52nd Street South/Beech Circle intersection
- 900: Southern Building Code Conference International
- 900 block:St Francis Xavier Church and St Francis Xavier School
- 1424: Fair Haven retirement community
- 1500: Colonial Bank
- 1530: Milo's Hamburgers
- 1533: former site of Bruno's supermarket
- 1545: Bojangles'
- 1548: Guthrie's
- Oporto-Madrid Boulevard intersection
- 1584: Starbucks
- 1600 blocks: Eastwood Village (formerly Eastwood Mall)
- Montevallo Road intersection
- 1700 block: St Martin's-in-the-Pines retirement community
- 1700: Birmingham Fire Station 26
- 1757: Putnam Middle School
- 1830: former location of Bethel Metropolitan Community Church
- Interstate 20 overpass (no access)
- Crestwood Boulevard intersection (merges)