Birmingham, Alabama: Alabama Walk of Fame
Unveiled on September 9, 1989, and apparently no names have been added since then. Only 19 honorees, including Wayne "Trapper John" Rogers and Jim "Gomer Pyle" Nabors.
- Address:
- 1807 3rd Ave. N., Birmingham, AL
- Directions:
- On the south side of 3rd Ave. N., just east of its intersection with 18th St. N., on the sidewalk in front of the Alabama Theatre.
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The Walk of Fame stretches for two blocks, one of which is not engraved and the other, in front of the Alabama Theater, is maybe half-filled. The stars on the walk are not in very good shape.
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The idea at its start probably seemed worthwhile, but it doesn't appear as if any names have been added since its initial class of 1989. Useful as a time capsule of celebrity, like finding the pilot episode of a disastrous, immediately cancelled TV variety show. Likely the only public tribute to include both Wayne "Trapper John" Rogers and Jake "Mr. Gospel Music" Hess.