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==People== | ==People== | ||
* [[Henry Tutwiler]] ( | * [[Henry Tutwiler]] (1807–1844), educator, father of Julia Tutwiler and cousin of Edward Tutwiler | ||
* [[Edward M. Tutwiler]], ( | * [[Julia S. Tutwiler]], (1841–1916) educator and social reformer | ||
* [[ | * [[Edward M. Tutwiler]], (1846–1925) railroad engineer, industrialist and developer | ||
* [[ | * [[Temple Tutwiler]] (1879–1950), son of Edward | ||
* [[Temple | * [[Edward Tutwiler Jr]] (1880–1932), son of Edward | ||
* [[Margaret Tutwiler]], ( | * [[Herbert Tutwiler]] (1912–1943), son of Edward | ||
* [[Temple | * [[Temple Tutwiler II]], (1923–1982), son of Herbert | ||
* [[Guy Tutwiler]], ( | * [[Margaret Tutwiler]], (1950–) diplomat, daughter of Temple Tutwiler II | ||
* [[Guy Tutwiler | * [[Temple Tutwiler III]], owner of Tutwiler Investments | ||
* [[Guy Tutwiler]], (1888–1930) baseball player | |||
* [[Guy Tutwiler Jr]] (1925–2006), Colonel in the U.S. Army, son of Guy Tutwiler | |||
* [[Howard Tutwiler]], interior designer | |||
== | ==Businesses== | ||
* [[Tutwiler Design Associates]] | |||
* The [[Tutwiler Farm]] | |||
* The [[Tutwiler Hotel (1914)]], built by E. M. Tutwiler | * The [[Tutwiler Hotel (1914)]], built by E. M. Tutwiler | ||
* The [[Tutwiler Hotel (1986)]] in the former [[Ridgely Apartments]], built by E. M. Tutwiler | * The [[Tutwiler Hotel (1986)]] in the former [[Ridgely Apartments]], built by E. M. Tutwiler | ||
** The [[Tutwiler Barber Shop]], located in the hotel | ** The [[Tutwiler Barber Shop]], located in the hotel | ||
** The Tutwiler Restaurant, currently [[Icon Restaurant and Bar]] | ** The Tutwiler Restaurant, currently [[Icon Restaurant and Bar]] | ||
* | * [[Tutwiler Investments]] | ||
* [[Tutwiler Realty]] | * [[Tutwiler Realty]] | ||
* The [[Pinnacle at Tutwiler Farm]] shopping center | * The [[Pinnacle at Tutwiler Farm]] shopping center | ||
==Other== | ==Other== | ||
* [[Tutwiler (Walker County)]], a community in [[Walker County]] | |||
* The Tutwiler | * The Tutwiler Collection of Southern History and Literature at the [[Birmingham Public Library]] | ||
* Temple Tutwiler Hall at the [[University of Alabama]] | * [[Tutwiler Drive]] in [[Trussville]] | ||
* [[Temple Tutwiler Hall]] at the [[University of Alabama]] | |||
* The Tutwiler Prison for Women near Wetumpka, named for [[Julia S. Tutwiler]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:04, 25 June 2024
Tutwiler can refer to any of the following:
People
- Henry Tutwiler (1807–1844), educator, father of Julia Tutwiler and cousin of Edward Tutwiler
- Julia S. Tutwiler, (1841–1916) educator and social reformer
- Edward M. Tutwiler, (1846–1925) railroad engineer, industrialist and developer
- Temple Tutwiler (1879–1950), son of Edward
- Edward Tutwiler Jr (1880–1932), son of Edward
- Herbert Tutwiler (1912–1943), son of Edward
- Temple Tutwiler II, (1923–1982), son of Herbert
- Margaret Tutwiler, (1950–) diplomat, daughter of Temple Tutwiler II
- Temple Tutwiler III, owner of Tutwiler Investments
- Guy Tutwiler, (1888–1930) baseball player
- Guy Tutwiler Jr (1925–2006), Colonel in the U.S. Army, son of Guy Tutwiler
- Howard Tutwiler, interior designer
Businesses
- Tutwiler Design Associates
- The Tutwiler Farm
- The Tutwiler Hotel (1914), built by E. M. Tutwiler
- The Tutwiler Hotel (1986) in the former Ridgely Apartments, built by E. M. Tutwiler
- The Tutwiler Barber Shop, located in the hotel
- The Tutwiler Restaurant, currently Icon Restaurant and Bar
- Tutwiler Investments
- Tutwiler Realty
- The Pinnacle at Tutwiler Farm shopping center
Other
- Tutwiler (Walker County), a community in Walker County
- The Tutwiler Collection of Southern History and Literature at the Birmingham Public Library
- Tutwiler Drive in Trussville
- Temple Tutwiler Hall at the University of Alabama
- The Tutwiler Prison for Women near Wetumpka, named for Julia S. Tutwiler.
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