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* The [[Alabama Farmers Market]], also called the "Finley Avenue Farmers Market" | * The [[Alabama Farmers Market]], also called the "Finley Avenue Farmers Market" | ||
* [[Finley Avenue|Finley Avenue West]] / [[Finley Avenue|Finley Avenue North]] an east-west avenue named for the rail yard | * [[Finley Avenue|Finley Avenue West]] / [[Finley Avenue|Finley Avenue North]] an east-west avenue named for the rail yard | ||
* [[Finley Avenue Elementary School]], a former school | * [[Finley School]] or [[Finley Avenue Elementary School]], a former school | ||
* [[Maxine Herring Parker Bridge]], also called the "Finley Avenue flyover" | * [[Maxine Herring Parker Bridge]], also called the "Finley Avenue flyover" | ||
* [[Finley Boulevard]], a thoroughfare running parallel to Finley Avenue | * [[Finley Boulevard]], a thoroughfare running parallel to Finley Avenue | ||
Revision as of 09:58, 4 March 2020
Finley can refer to any of the following:
Places
- The Acipco-Finley neighborhood in the North Birmingham community named for the foundry and the rail yard
- The Alabama Farmers Market, also called the "Finley Avenue Farmers Market"
- Finley Avenue West / Finley Avenue North an east-west avenue named for the rail yard
- Finley School or Finley Avenue Elementary School, a former school
- Maxine Herring Parker Bridge, also called the "Finley Avenue flyover"
- Finley Boulevard, a thoroughfare running parallel to Finley Avenue
- Finley Center, a recreational complex in Hoover named for former Berry High School coach Bob Finley
- Finley Hall, a former meeting room on 1st Avenue North (Downtown)
- Finley roundhouse, a former roundhouse at the Finley Yard rail yard
- Finley Yard, a rail yard named in memory of Southern Railway president William Finley
- Robert Finley Memorial Stadium either the stadium at the former Berry High School on Columbiana Road or at the present Berry Middle School on Valleydale Road, both named for Bob Finley
Businesses
- Banks, Finley, White & Company, accountants
- Finley & Hogan, sign painters
- Finley Furniture Upholstering
- T. Finley's Cafe at the Protective Center
People
- Bob Finley (1938–1994), Berry High School coach
- Brittany Finley, former Miss Hoover
- Charlie Finley (1918–1996), Major League Baseball team owner
- Chevis Finley, Brighton police officer
- Daniel Finley, Rosedale Alderman
- Elvirita Finley, school principal
- James M. Finley, Shelby County Sheriff, 1849–1852
- Jamie Finley, musician
- Jaymes Finley Jr, bar owner
- Matt Finley, designer
- Morris Finley, basketball player
- Richard Finley, mayoral candidate
- Sara Finley (1930–2013), medical geneticist
- Susan Harris Finley, artist
- Terry Finley, CEO of Books-A-Million
- Tommy Finley, restaurateur
- Finley Fuller, mine superintendent
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