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Five members of the Baseball Hall of Fame came from Mobile: [[Hank Aaron]], [[Willie McCovey]], [[Satchel Paige]], [[Ozzie Smith]], and [[Billy Williams]].  Only the much larger cities of [[New York City]] and [[Chicago]] have more.

Five members of the Baseball Hall of Fame came from Mobile: [[Hank Aaron]], [[Willie McCovey]], [[Satchel Paige]], [[Ozzie Smith]], and [[Billy Williams]].  Only the much larger cities of [[New York City]] and [[Chicago]] have more.

The area is served by the [[University of South Alabama]] (a public university), [[Spring Hill College]] (the third-oldest [[Jesuit]]-affiliated university in the US), and the [[University of Mobile]] (a private university affiliated with the Alabama state convention of the [[Southern Baptist Convention]], the university is located in nearby [[Prichard, Alabama|Prichard]], a suburb to its northwest).

The area is served by the [[University of South Alabama]] (a public university), [[Spring Hill College]] (the third-oldest [[Jesuit]]-affiliated university in the US), and the [[University of Mobile]] (a private university affiliated with the Alabama state convention of the [[Southern Baptist Convention]], the university is located in nearby [[Prichard, Alabama|Prichard]], a suburb to its northwest).  Mobile's Ladd-Peebles Stadium was the site of [[Donald Trump]]'s first stadium rally (moved from two smaller venues due to public interest) after his initial announcement of his first Presidential run.

==See also==

==See also==