Three blocks away, outside 1750 Montgomery Avenue, other plans were being made to defend the accused youth.

The new company's shipyard was located at the foot of Montgomery Avenue, Philadelphia.

The neighborhood around the complex on Montgomery Avenue near Baldwin Street has long been down at the heels.

Later it dips towards a hotel at the intersection of Montgomery Avenue and curves to the right as it replacing the aforementioned road's alignment.

The fourth (1892-96), at the present location, although backing onto Montgomery Avenue, was destroyed by fire in January 1896.

It was not until 1938 that a temple was completed and dedicated, at 2411 Montgomery Avenue in Ashland.

Shortly thereafter, more permanent accommodations were found in a building on Montgomery Avenue near the site of the original headquarters.

The hospital expanded northward again in 1984 to Montgomery Avenue.

The previous location was at High School Road and Montgomery Avenue.

The street's original name was Montgomery Avenue.