Famous people's places / Birmingham
Greenwood Cemetery
Birmingham's oldest cemetery, in use since 1825, city-run since 1946, burial place of sculptor Marshall Fredericks.
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Famous people's places / Birmingham
Seaholm High School
Birmingham's public high school, opened in 1951, whose graduates include actress Christine Lahti.
Famous people's places / Birmingham
Village Players of Birmingham
A community theater founded in 1923 and performing from the same Woodward Avenue playhouse since 1926, where actress Elizabeth Berkley performed as a child.
Famous people's places / Farmington Hills, MI
Birmingham Temple
The founding congregation of Humanistic Judaism, started by Rabbi Sherwin Wine and eight families in 1963, worshipping without God-centered liturgy in its Farmington Hills building since 1971.
Famous people's places / Birmingham
Clover Hill Park Cemetery
A Jewish cemetery founded in Birmingham in 1918 by Congregation Shaarey Zedek, the resting place of Max Fisher and A. Alfred Taubman.
Famous people's places / Bloomfield Hills
The Roeper School
An independent school for gifted students, founded by Annemarie and George Roeper in 1941, with campuses in Bloomfield Hills and Birmingham.
An independently written bilingual guide. This collection is not an attendance-based ranking.
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