Homewood, Residential city in Jefferson County, Alabama.
Homewood is a city in southeastern Jefferson County that spans across residential neighborhoods, parks, and shopping areas spread throughout the community. Public facilities and schools are distributed across the city's landscape.
The city formed in 1926 through the joining of three separate communities, an effort led by local attorney Charles Rice. This merger created the foundation for the city as it developed.
The Hollywood Historic District features Mission Revival and Spanish Colonial Revival buildings that shape the appearance of residential neighborhoods and public structures. Walking through these streets, you notice how the architectural style gives the area a distinctive character.
Public transit buses connect the city with surrounding areas through regular service routes. Visitors can use these connections to reach different parts of the city and nearby regions.
During World War II, the city experienced rapid growth as local industries increased production for the war effort. This period significantly shaped its demographic and economic development.
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