Mobile
Mobile is a port city on Alabama's Gulf Coast. The WWII-era USS Alabama battleship is anchored in Battleship Memorial Park. Floats, costumes and photos at the Mobile Carnival Museum illuminate the city's centuries-old Mardi Gras tradition. The 1850 Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception features intricate German stained glass. International fine and decorative art is displayed at the Mobile Museum of Art.
People died in Mobile (First 49 people) - Page 0
Celia Ebeossi Lewis
Cudjoe Lewis' daughter
George Bigelow Rogers
American architect
William Edwin Baldwin
Officer
Clarice Anne Downey Moody
Clarice Anne Downey Moody
David Adeniah Lewis
Celia Ebeossi Lewis
Cudjoe Lewis' daughter
Don Williams
American former baseball player
Harry J. Sonneborn
American businessman
David A. Prior
American director
Eugene Walter
American screenwriter
Jean Byron
American film actress
James Osgood Andrew
American biographer
John Jabo Starks
American drummer
Sidney W. Fox
Biochemist
Sidney Phillips
Family physician
Arthur P. Bagby
Former U.S. Senate member
Henri de Tonti
Soldier
Richie Jean Jackson
American author
Lynching of Michael Donald
Paul Bearer
American funeral director
O. V. Wright
American singer
Josiah C. Nott
American surgeon
Milt Bolling
Baseball player
Thomas Bibb
Former Governor of Alabama
John A. Winston
Former Governor of Alabama
Luke McDaniel
American singer
John McDuffie
Former Alabama State Representative
Harry Galbreath
American football player
Joe Sewell
Baseball player
Walter K. Wilson Jr.
Military personnel
Michael A. Figures
Politician
Aubert C. Dunn
Attorney
Augusta Jane Evans
American author
Dominic Manucy
American prelate
Don Reese
American football player
Bernard Odum
Bass player
John Dodge (baseball)
Baseball player
Michael Portier
Raphael Semmes
Officer
Jones M. Withers
Officer
Thomas H. Herndon
U. S. representative
Thomas Joseph Toolen
Art Coulter
Ice hockey player
Red Barnes
Baseball player
John Dodge
Baseball player
Alexander McKinstry
Political figure