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CITY

Official Website:
http://www.ci.huntsville.al.us/

Chamber of Commerce:
http://www.huntsvillealabamausa.com/

Visitors Bureau:
http://www.huntsville.org/

Population:
158216 (2000 census)

Founding Date:
1805

County:
Limestone County, Madison County

Founded 1805 by John Hunt.

SCHOOLS

SchoolFounded
University of Alabama in Huntsville
1950
Oakwood University
1896

COMPANY HEADQUARTERS

CompanyFounded
Digium
2002
ADTRAN
1985

BIRTHS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Tallulah Bankhead
Actor
31-Jan-1902 12-Dec-1968 Lifeboat
Bo Bice
Singer
1-Nov-1975   American Idol runner-up
Julia Campbell
Actor
12-Mar-1963   The Tillamook Treasure
Stewart Cink
Golf
21-May-1973   Winner, 2009 British Open
Bud Cramer
Politician
22-Aug-1947   Congressman from Alabama, 1991-2009
Felicia Day
Actor
28-Jun-1979   The Guild
Kim Dickens
Actor
18-Jun-1965   Joanie Stubbs on Deadwood
Joseph Lowery
Activist
6-Oct-1921   Co-Founder of the SCLC
Paula Poundstone
Comic
29-Dec-1959   Asexual comic
Debby Ryan
Actor
13-May-1993   Bailey Pickett on The Suite Life
Terri Sewell
Politician
1-Jan-1965   Congresswoman, Alabama 7th
Hans von Spakovsky
Government
11-Mar-1959   FEC Commissioner
Jimbo Wales
Encyclopaedist
8-Aug-1966   Co-Founder of Wikipedia

DEATHS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Brooks Atkinson
Critic
28-Nov-1894 14-Jan-1984 New York Times drama critic
W. G. Hefner
Politician
11-Apr-1930 2-Sep-2009 Congressman from North Carolina, 1975-99
John J. Sparkman
Politician
20-Dec-1899 16-Nov-1985 US Senator from Alabama, 1946-79



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