First submitted | March 30, 2012 |
Times taken | 20,126 |
Average score | 43.8% |
Rating | 4.00 |
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Tuskegee |
Birmingham |
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Bessemer |
Tuscumbia |
Leeds |
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Robertsdale |
Montgomery |
Mobile (a Negro League star) |
Moved to Tuscaloosa as an adult |
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Monroeville (an author) |
Tuscaloosa |
Clio (a former governor) |
Montgomery (a 1920s socialite) |
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"... she endured over ten years of electroshock therapy and insulin shock treatments, and she suffered from severe memory loss. In March 1948, while sedated and locked in a room on the fifth floor of Highland Hospital in Asheville, North Carolina, she died in a fire. Her body was identified by her dental records and one of her slippers".