Alabama
Alabama is a southeastern U.S. state that’s home to significant landmarks from the American Civil Rights Movement. The city of Birmingham's 16th Street Baptist Church, now a museum, was a protest headquarters in the 1960s. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s church and the Rosa Parks Museum, dedicated to the activist, can be found in the capital of Montgomery. ― Google
People born in Alabama (First 49 people) - Page 51
Bethany Collins
Visual artist
Richard Bailey
Author
Anthony Dickinson Sayre, Jr.
John Virgil Madison Turner
Mahala Ashley Dickerson
American lawyer
George Petrie
American football coach
Dorothy Tennov
American psychologist
Bart Burson
Actor
Victor Caston
Philosopher
Miller Reese Hutchison
American electrical engineer
Chad Slade
American football guard
Joseph Abbott
Former United States Representative
Josiah Patterson
American soldier
Peter Tom Willis
American football player
Haylie McCleney
American olympic athlete
John H. Bankhead II
U. S. senator
Kimberley Conrad
Nude model ‧ Hugh Hefner's ex-wife
Asa Hodges
Former United States Representative
Rufus Deal
American football player
Russell McWhortor Cunningham
Former Governor of Alabama
Fred Shuttlesworth
Civil rights activist
Vernon H. Vaughan
Former Governor of the Utah Territory
William Trent Rossell
Former Engineer Commissioner of the District of Columbia
Thomas Hinman Moorer
Admiral
Elizabeth Ross Haynes
American social worker
Joseph P. Moorer
D. A. Hunt
Musical artist
Bret Holmes
Motorsports racing driver
Ozzie Newsome
General Manager of the Baltimore Ravens
Donna Jean Godchaux
American singer
Angela Hacker
Singer
Chris Tompkins
American songwriter
Boyd Bennett
American songwriter
Kim Tribble
American songwriter
Stacey Newsome Santiago
Actor
Levi Colbert
George Colbert's brother
Jimbo Hart
Rachel Wammack
Singer
Alecia Elliott
Singer
Dennis Homan
American football player
Jason Allen (American football)
American football cornerback
Michael P. Nichols
Author
Maggie Sue Wimberly
Musical artist
Jason Allen
Singer
Logan Stokes
American football tight end
Leigh Tiffin
American football player
John Paul White
American singer-songwriter
