Monroeville, Alabama

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Monroeville, Alabama is a small Southern town best known as the childhood home of authors Truman Capote and Harper Lee, whose works it heavily inspired.


Statements (46)
Predicate Object
instanceOf city
county seat
areaCode 251
coordinates 31.527°N 87.324°W
country United States
county Monroe County, Alabama
economy retail services
timber industry
tourism
elevation approximately 120 meters above sea level
FIPSCode 01-50256
GNISFeatureID 0152060
hasArea approximately 13 square miles
hasClimate humid subtropical climate
hasCulturalInstitution Monroe County Heritage Museum
Old Monroe County Courthouse
hasEducationalInstitution Monroe County Public School System
hasEvent annual productions of To Kill a Mockingbird
literary festivals
hasHeritageDesignation Literary landmark
hasLibrary public library
hasMayor mayor of Monroeville, Alabama
hasNickname Literary Capital of Alabama
hasTourismAttraction historic downtown
literary tourism
sites associated with Harper Lee
sites associated with Truman Capote
hasTransportation Alabama State Route 21
U.S. Route 84 NERFINISHED
inception 19th century
inspiredWork To Kill a Mockingbird
other works by Harper Lee
works by Truman Capote
isCountySeatOf Monroe County, Alabama
legislativeBody Monroeville City Council
locatedIn Monroe County, Alabama
locatedInRegion American South
South Alabama
locatedInTimeZone Central Time Zone
namedAfter James Monroe
notableFor being the childhood home of Harper Lee
being the childhood home of Truman Capote
partOf Monroe County, Alabama
population approximately 6,000
postalCode 36460
state Alabama

Referenced by (8)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Harper Lee ("Monroeville, Alabama, United States")
Truman Capote
residence
Alabama ("Monroeville")
containsCity
Atticus Finch ("Maycomb, Alabama")
fictionalResidence
Monroeville, Alabama ("Monroeville City Council")
legislativeBody
Harper Lee ("Monroeville, Alabama, United States")
placeOfBirth
Harper Lee ("Monroeville, Alabama, United States")
placeOfDeath
To Kill a Mockingbird ("Maycomb, Alabama")
setInFictionalPlace

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