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Fairhope

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Fairhope

Town in Baldwin County, southwest Alabama; population (1990) 8,500. It is situated across Mobile Bay from the city of Mobile. Founded in 1894 by a group of Iowan followers of single-tax advocate Henry George, it is today a prosperous resort noted as a yachting, seafood, and crafts centre.



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