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Posted by Allie in Homewood, AlabamaDec 30th, 2008 | no responses

Pleasant Grove North Johns Fairfield Bessemer Homewood, Alabama is sister city to Homewood, Illinois. Homewood, Alabama is the home of Childrens Author and Poet Charles Ghigna Father GooseHomewood, Alabama is home to Julie Gentry member of the first season1992 of MTVs Real World.

Birmingham Midfield Forestdale Leeds McDonald Chapel Gardendale Hueytown Mountain Brook Helena Rock Creek Footnotes This populated place also has portions in an adjacent county or counties. County Line Grayson Valley Morris Fairfield Maytown She resides in the historic Hollywood, Homewood, Alabama district. Homewood, Alabama was home to fictional character Aunt sister and many other characters from the Southern Sisters Mysteries by Pulitzer prize nominated author and poet Anne George. Homewood Alabama is home to the mother of famed author Daniel Wallace best know for his southern novel Big Fish which became major motion picture directed by Tim Burton.

Tarrant Minor Homewood Leeds Fairfield Cardiff McDonald Chapel Hueytown Sylvan Springs Lipscomb Graysville North Johns Clay Mountain Brook Pleasant Grove Pinson County Line Trafford Kimberly Grayson Valley Sumiton Warrior Towns Argo Trussville Brighton Bessemer Concord Brookside Vestavia Hills Hoover Mount Olive Helena She resides in the historic Hollywood, Homewood, Alabama district. Homewood, Alabama was home to fictional character Aunt sister and many other characters from the Southern Sisters Mysteries by Pulitzer prize nominated author and poet Anne George.

North Johns Graysville Concord Morris Brighton Pleasant Grove Rock Creek Footnotes This populated place also has portions in an adjacent county or counties. Minor Jefferson CDPs Chalkville County Line Fairfield Sumiton Maytown Warrior Towns Argo Mount Olive Hueytown Irondale Forestdale Kimberly Grayson Valley Tarrant Fultondale Vestavia Hills Midfield Leeds Lipscomb Cardiff Pinson Helena Brookside She resides in the historic Hollywood, Homewood, Alabama district. Homewood, Alabama was home to fictional character Aunt sister and many other characters from the Southern Sisters Mysteries by Pulitzer prize nominated author and poet Anne George.