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Another section picks up as part of [[Alabama Highway 119]] at [[U. S. Highway 31]] in [[Alabaster]] and continues south | Another section picks up as part of [[Alabama Highway 119]] at [[U. S. Highway 31]] in [[Alabaster]] and continues south | ||
Montevallo Road predates Birmingham and the [[Civil War]] and was once part of the Nashville to Montgomery Road. | Montevallo Road predates Birmingham and the [[Civil War]] and was once part of the Nashville to Montgomery Road. It intersected with the [[Georgia Road]] at [[Red Gap]], where the railroads also crossed [[Red Mountain]] in the area that later became [[Irondale]]. | ||
==Notable locations== | ==Notable locations== | ||
Revision as of 23:20, 20 August 2006
Montevallo Road extends presently from an eastern terminus at 16th Street in Irondale, through the Eastwood section of Birmingham, through Crestline Heights in northern Mountain Brook, past the southern edge of the Country Club of Birmingham to the center of Mountain Brook Village.
Another section picks up as part of Alabama Highway 119 at U. S. Highway 31 in Alabaster and continues south
Montevallo Road predates Birmingham and the Civil War and was once part of the Nashville to Montgomery Road. It intersected with the Georgia Road at Red Gap, where the railroads also crossed Red Mountain in the area that later became Irondale.
Notable locations
- 4151: McElwain commissary, the "oldest house in Shades Valley"
- Starlite Drive-In, Eastwood