Photo Credits

The images on this site come from the Historic American Buildings Survey and the Farm Security Administration by way of the Library of Congress (public domain), and from photographers who published their work under Creative Commons licenses on Wikimedia Commons. Attribution is a condition of those licenses.

	Image	Neighborhood	Photographer	License
	Norwood Boulevard, Norwood	Norwood	Lahti213, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 4.0	Source
	McDowell Memorial Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Norwood	Norwood	Mthunter58, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 4.0	Source
	Bethel Baptist Church, Collegeville — a National Historic Landmark of the civil rights movement	Collegeville	Jet Lowe, Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	The 3200 block of 29th Avenue North, Collegeville	Collegeville	Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	The 3200 block of 29th Avenue North, Collegeville	Collegeville	Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	The Bethel Baptist parsonage and guardhouse, Collegeville	Collegeville	Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	Bethel Baptist Church, 3200 28th Avenue North, Collegeville	Collegeville	Ron Cogswell, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY 2.0	Source
	Shady Grove Baptist Church, Collegeville	Collegeville	Quentin Melson, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 4.0	Source
	North Birmingham and Collegeville looking south toward downtown	North Birmingham	Jet Lowe, Historic American Engineering Record (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	Slossfield Community Center, listed on the National Register of Historic Places	North Birmingham	Chris Pruitt, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 4.0	Source
	Slossfield Community Center	North Birmingham	Chris Pruitt, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 4.0	Source
	Slossfield Community Center	Evergreen	Chris Pruitt, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 4.0	Source
	The Finley Roundhouse, built 1915 as part of the Southern Railway's Finley Yard	Acipco-Finley	Finleyman9819, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 4.0	Source
	The American Cast Iron Pipe Company works at 1501 31st Avenue North — the neighborhood's namesake and anchor employer since 1905	Acipco-Finley	Jet Lowe, Historic American Engineering Record (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	The ACIPCO pipe storage yard, Acipco-Finley	Acipco-Finley	Jet Lowe, Historic American Engineering Record (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	Crane operator Ted Seals pours molten iron into a 1,300-ton holding furnace at ACIPCO	Acipco-Finley	Jet Lowe, Historic American Engineering Record (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	Sardis Baptist Church, Birmingham	Fountain Heights	Quentin Melson, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 4.0	Source
	Birmingham houses photographed for the Farm Security Administration, 1936	Fountain Heights	Walker Evans, Farm Security Administration (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	Downtown Birmingham seen from Oak Hill Cemetery	Fountain Heights	Chris Pruitt, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 3.0	Source
	A shotgun house on Third Street in Thomas, a Jefferson County mill village	Thomas (Jefferson County)	Diesing, David H., creator (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	A pyramid-roofed worker cottage on Third Street, Thomas	Thomas (Jefferson County)	Diesing, David H., creator (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	Worker housing along Seventh Street, Thomas	Thomas (Jefferson County)	Deising, David, creator (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	A double two-room house with side porches, Edgewater	Edgewater (Jefferson County)	Lowe, Jet, creator (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	A worker house with a columned porch, Edgewater	Edgewater (Jefferson County)	Lowe, Jet, creator (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	A bungalow cottage built as Tennessee Coal and Iron worker housing	Jefferson County	Lowe, Jet (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	The Joseph Martin House, 4502 Sixth Avenue	Birmingham	Jet Lowe Related names: Benz, Sue, transmitter (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	A double two-room cottage on Cedar Street	Jefferson County	Lowe, Jet (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	Front porch window detail, Benjamin Pinckney Worthington House	Birmingham	Unknown (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	The Jordan House	Birmingham	Sharon Phelan Evans, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 3.0	Source
	The Thompson House	Birmingham	Sharon Phelan Evans, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 3.0	Source
	Thomas School, Second Avenue North	Avondale	Lowe, Jet (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	The Mill School at Avondale	Avondale	Hine, Lewis Wickes; National Child Labor Committee Collection	Public domain	Source
	St. Luke AME Church, 28th Street North	Birmingham	Unknown (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	Harmony Street Baptist Church	Birmingham	Lowe, Jet, creator (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	Thirty-Second Street Baptist Church	Birmingham	Lowe, Jet, creator (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	Streetscape at South Elyton Baptist Church	Birmingham	Lowe, Jet, creator (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	St John the Evangelist, North Birmingham	North Birmingham	Brianboru100, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 4.0	Source
	Sixteenth Street Baptist Church	Birmingham	Unknown (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	Bethel Baptist Church, Collegeville — eastern elevation	Collegeville	Lowe, Jet Related names: Shuttlesworth, Fred Lee; Alabama Christian Mo (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	Avondale Park	Avondale	Lahti213, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 4.0	Source
	The pond at Avondale Park	Avondale	Lahti213, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 4.0	Source
	Railroad Park, downtown Birmingham	Birmingham	Tony Webster from Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 2.0	Source
	Rickwood Field	Birmingham	Related names: Lavoie, Catherine, transmitter Klugh, transmitter (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	The 2100 block of 2nd Avenue North	Birmingham	Chris Pruitt, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 3.0	Source
	20th Street looking south from Linn Park toward Red Mountain	Birmingham	Lowe, Jet, creator (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	Morris Avenue	Birmingham	Unknown (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	The Birmingham skyline	Birmingham	Tony Webster from Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 2.0	Source
	Construction electricians installing new lighting circuits	ARC Workforce Academy	Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class David Holmes, U.S. Navy	Public domain	Source
	An electrician upgrading a breaker panel	ARC Workforce Academy	176th Wing, Alaska Air National Guard, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY 2.0	Source
	A welding student running a bead in a college lab	ARC Workforce Academy	COD Newsroom, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY 2.0	Source
	Students at work in a welding lab	ARC Workforce Academy	COD Newsroom, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY 2.0	Source
	Finishing a freshly poured concrete slab	ARC Workforce Academy	Petty Officer 1st Class Carla Burdt, U.S. Navy	Public domain	Source
	Builders setting concrete formwork	ARC Workforce Academy	U.S. Navy	Public domain	Source
	Fitting PVC supply pipe on a repair job	ARC Workforce Academy	Petty Officer 2nd Class Jacob Woitzel, U.S. Navy	Public domain	Source
	An HVAC technician servicing a packaged rooftop unit	ARC Workforce Academy	Airman 1st Class Derrick Bole, U.S. Air Force	Public domain	Source
	Storefronts in the Historic 4th Avenue Business District	Birmingham	Chris Pruitt, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 3.0	Source
	The Historic 4th Avenue Business District mid-revival	Birmingham	Chris Pruitt, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 3.0	Source
	Protective Stadium, opened 2021 at the neighborhood's southern edge	Druid Hills	Quidster4040, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY-SA 4.0	Source
	Building a wheelchair ramp	Critical Repair	Photographer's Mate 1st Class Christopher M. McCoin, U.S. Navy	Public domain	Source
	A volunteer crew replaces a roof and builds an accessible porch	Critical Repair	U.S. Department of Agriculture	Public domain	Source
	A technician mounts a ductless mini-split condenser	Critical Repair	Andrea Jenkins, U.S. Air Force	Public domain	Source
	A high-efficiency heat pump outdoor unit	Critical Repair	Tony Webster, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY 4.0	Source
	Installing attic insulation	Critical Repair	The EnergySmart Academy, via Wikimedia Commons	CC0	Source
	The Star Uptown master plan, rendered across the former Carraway Hospital campus	Druid Hills	Star Uptown development team rendering, provided by Northside Initiative	Used by permission of the copyright holder	Source
	The Fred Shuttlesworth statue at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute — pastor of Bethel Baptist in Collegeville, 1953–1961	Collegeville	Carol M. Highsmith (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	Workers' houses near Birmingham, photographed for the federal Resettlement Administration in the 1930s	Birmingham	Walker Evans (Library of Congress)	Public domain	Source
	Regulars at a neighborhood coffee shop	3rd Places	renee_mcgurk, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY 2.0	Source
	Children on a neighborhood playground climber	3rd Places	THX0477, via Wikimedia Commons	CC BY 2.0	Source
	Volunteers with the morning's harvest in the community garden beside the ACIPCO works	Acipco-Finley	[Photo credit to be confirmed]	[License to be confirmed]	Source
	The Jefferson County Truck Growers Association Farmers Market sign on Finley Avenue	Acipco-Finley	[Photo credit to be confirmed]	[License to be confirmed]	Source
	A volunteer crew working a Northside sidewalk on a neighborhood clean-up day	Northside	[Photo credit to be confirmed]	[License to be confirmed]	Source
	Volunteers gathered at the boulevard shelter for a neighborhood clean-up, Norwood	Norwood	[Photo credit to be confirmed]	[License to be confirmed]	Source
	Concept rendering: the Slossfield Community Center restored and back in use as a neighborhood senior center	Evergreen	Concept rendering for Northside Initiative — an illustration of a proposal, not a photograph of an existing place	Illustrative concept rendering — not a photograph	Source
	Concept rendering: a neighborhood public pool with swimming lessons underway		Concept rendering for Northside Initiative — an illustration of a proposal, not a photograph of an existing place	Illustrative concept rendering — not a photograph	Source
	Concept rendering: a neighborhood coffee shop with an indoor play area in view of every table		Concept rendering for Northside Initiative — an illustration of a proposal, not a photograph of an existing place	Illustrative concept rendering — not a photograph	Source
	Concept rendering: a restored prewar neighborhood storefront row at golden hour		Concept rendering for Northside Initiative — an illustration, not a photograph of an existing place or person	Illustrative concept rendering — not a photograph	Source
	Concept rendering: a 1920s neighborhood bank building, waiting for its next life		Concept rendering for Northside Initiative — an illustration, not a photograph of an existing place or person	Illustrative concept rendering — not a photograph	Source
	Concept rendering: vendor tables at an open-air produce market at dawn		Concept rendering for Northside Initiative — an illustration, not a photograph of an existing place or person	Illustrative concept rendering — not a photograph	Source
	Concept rendering: a mid-century corner grocery building, intact and waiting		Concept rendering for Northside Initiative — an illustration, not a photograph of an existing place or person	Illustrative concept rendering — not a photograph	Source
	Concept rendering: a longtime neighborhood restaurant owner at her counter		Concept rendering for Northside Initiative — an illustration, not a photograph of an existing place or person	Illustrative concept rendering — not a photograph	Source
	Concept rendering: an evening business course in a church fellowship hall		Concept rendering for Northside Initiative — an illustration, not a photograph of an existing place or person	Illustrative concept rendering — not a photograph	Source

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