Tuscaloosa
Tuscaloosa is a city in western Alabama. Bryant-Denny Stadium is home to the University of Alabama's Crimson Tide football team. The Alabama Museum of Natural History exhibits fossils and minerals. Tuscaloosa Museum of Art has works by renowned American artists. Antebellum homes like the Battle-Friedman House and Jemison-Van de Graaff Mansion mark the area's history. Lake Lurleen State Park is northwest of the city.
People died in Tuscaloosa (First 38 people) - Page 0
Thomas Chalmers McCorvey
Author
Dudley Willis Cheape
Julia Tutwiler Cheape
Netta Tutwiler McCorvey
Thomas Chalmers McCorvey
Author
David Langner
Football player
Bear Bryant
American football player
Vera Hall
American singer
Forrest McDonald
American historian
Johnny Shines
American singer
Joshua L. Martin
Former Governor of Alabama
Jeremy Nunley
American football player
Joab Thomas
American plant scientist
Edward deGraffenried
U.S. representative
C. M. Newton
American basketball player
William J. Samford
Former Governor of Alabama
Riggs Stephenson
American baseball player
Frank Lary
Baseball player
Robert Jemison Jr.
Former Confederate States Senator
Burwell Boykin Lewis
Former United States Representative
Josiah Gorgas
William W. Brandon
Former Governor of Alabama
Amelia Gayle Gorgas
Librarian
George Goldthwaite
U. S. senator
Harold Drew
American football coach
Eugene Allen Smith
American geologist
Homer Smith
American football player
S. A. M. Wood Politician
American legislator
Henry DeLamar Clayton
Attorney
Ray Perkins
American football coach
Tommy Brooker
Former American football player
Marmaduke Williams
Former United States Representative
Newton Nash Clements
Former United States Representative
Walter Pettus Gewin
Former Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
Malcolm Laney
Basketball team coach
Hayden Riley
American basketball coach
Earle Davis Gregory
Military personnel
