A tinted street view looks south down 19th Street from its intersection with 4th Avenue in Birmingham, Alabama, with tall brick commercial blocks lining both sides, awnings over the sidewalks, horse-drawn wagons and a streetcar in the roadway, and a tower-topped building rising at the left. The printed caption names the corner, and the card dates from the era when Birmingham was a fast-growing iron and steel center and 19th Street was the city's principal retail and office thoroughfare.
Wide white margin at right for the message (undivided-back era); printed caption in red at upper right; scattered staining/spotting in the sky area; handwritten date and signature on the white margin.
Postmark: BIRMINGHAM ALA SEP 10 8-30 A 1907. Undivided back ("THIS SIDE FOR THE ADDRESS"), 1¢ green Franklin stamp, Souvenir Post Card Co. imprint along left edge. Light edge/corner wear.
Cite this card
19th Street south from 4th Avenue, Birmingham, Alabama, circa 1905, postcard, c. 1902. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/19th-street-south-from-4th-avenue-birmingham-alabama-circa-1. Accessed October 24, 2026.
