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* [[List of Railroads operating in the Birmingham District]] | * [[List of Railroads operating in the Birmingham District]] | ||
* Articles for each entry in the [[List of Birmingham neighborhoods]] | * Articles for each entry in the [[List of Birmingham neighborhoods]] | ||
* Big portal/survey-type articles for major events which had an impact on the area such as [[World War II]], the [[Great Depression]], [[Works Progress Administration]], [[Labor | * Big portal/survey-type articles for major events which had an impact on the area such as [[World War II]], the [[Great Depression]], [[Works Progress Administration]], [[Labor Movement]], etc | ||
* ''[[Walker v. City of Birmingham]]'' and [[List of U.S. Supreme Court cases|other Supreme Court cases]] involving local issues | * ''[[Walker v. City of Birmingham]]'' and [[List of U.S. Supreme Court cases|other Supreme Court cases]] involving local issues | ||
Revision as of 22:40, 15 February 2022
General needs
- See also: Special:Wantedpages for unwritten articles with the most red links to them.
- See also: Category:Stubs for articles that need expansion.
- See also: Special:LonelyPages for orphaned pages that need links created to them.
- Birmingham City Schools, Jefferson County schools, etc. (with articles for each school, stubs if need be)
- Articles on all former Birmingham City Council members and everyone listed in Mayor of Birmingham
- List of Railroads operating in the Birmingham District
- Articles for each entry in the List of Birmingham neighborhoods
- Big portal/survey-type articles for major events which had an impact on the area such as World War II, the Great Depression, Works Progress Administration, Labor Movement, etc
- Walker v. City of Birmingham and other Supreme Court cases involving local issues
People
- George Barber
- Joe Bruno
- Happy Hal Burns
- Liesa Cole
- Roy Cramer
- Jim Fyffe
- Joe Gelders
- Jamey Hicks
- Earnest Johnson
- Barett Jones
- Alan Kaufman
- Martin Luther King, Jr
- Antonio Langham
- Say Longshore (obit)
- Ed May
- Robbie Raggs
- Reggie Ragland
- Dean Robb ([1])
- Andy Spinosi & Tim Spinosi
- George Tarrant
- James L. Ware
- "Birmingham's Freedom Sisters" (Geraldine Bell, Leila Butler, Minnie Gaston, Mildred Johnson, Helen Shores Lee, Savannah Jones, Lucinda Roby)
- See Bhamwiki:Article suggestions/BBJ CEO list
Places
- Falling Rock Falls
- Edgewood Armory
- Norfolk Southern-Irondale Yard
- Birmingham Municipal Court
- Peavine Falls
- Hillbilly Mall and The Oaks (Tuskegee)
- Roebuck Springs Country Club
- Sumiton
- Shannon Landfill
- Vanderbilt Furnace
Organizations
- Alabama Communist Party
- The Alabama Baptist
- Briarwood Presbyterian Church
- NWA Mid-America
- Tekneek
- Presbyterian Church in America
- Bruno Event Team
- Five Points Paint & Hardware
- Monday Morning Quarterback Club
- Region 2020
- Russell Athletic ([2])
- DeBardeleben Coal & Iron Company
- Southern Christian Leadership Conference
- Stockham Valves & Fittings
- UAB Blazers basketball team
- Robert Moore & the Wildcats
- Mountain Brook Police Department
- Organizations receiving funding from the City of Birmingham:
- The Surge Project
- A Friend of Mind
- Saving Our Next Generation
- The Diaspora Collective
- The Maddie Foundation
- The S.T.R.A.P. Foundation
- Family Guidance Center of Alabama
- The Dannon Project
- College Admissions Made Possible
- A4One
- Southwest Alliance Association
- Dream Girls Academy
- YMCA Youth Center
- Together Assisting People
- Peacemakers of Birmingham
- STREAM Innovations
Events
- Crippled Children Classic
- Kudzu Run
- "Picture Pages" educational television program