John Lane Miller

1884–1954 (age 70)

Biography

John Lane Miller embraced the values of hard work and civic engagement, contributing to the growth of Birmingham’s neighborhoods during the first half of the twentieth century.

Honored at Homewood Cemetery, his memory stands as a tribute to steady leadership and a dignified presence within the community.

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