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Titusville Home to Odessa Woolfolk, Condoleezza Rice and Other Notables

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The Birmingham Times Titusville, a neighborhood nestled between the University of Alabama (UAB) to the east and Elmwood Cemetery to the west, launched the careers of politicians, college presidents, prize-winning journalists, and international bankers. It’s the community that’s been home to a number of national and local notables including Birmingham civic leader Odessa Woolfolk; former […]

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