Birmingham, OH
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About Birmingham
- • Country singer Al Dexter, known for "Pistol Packin' Mama", was born near Birmingham.
- • The now-defunct Birmingham Bank was once a pillar of local finance.
- • Its location along the Huron River spurred early growth and trade.
- • A local legend claims a buried treasure lies hidden near the old mill.
- • The Great Fire of 1910 destroyed much of the business district.
- • Named for Birmingham, England, it was established around 1817.
- • With under 600 residents, it's smaller than many high schools.
- • At 640 feet above sea level, it offers subtle rolling hills.
- • Agriculture, particularly family farming, remains a key occupation.
- • A peaceful, nostalgic atmosphere permeates this quiet village.
- • The Cleveland Browns are the closest NFL team, winning multiple championships.
- • Local high school rivalries with neighboring towns spark fierce competition.