History
The Town of Vincent sits on land once owned by the Kidd family who was granted the land in the 1800s. It's charter was enacted by the Alabama Legislature on February 16, 1897 and the community was named in honor of Anna Bella Vincent, a member of the Kidd family.
School & Living
Vincent became the first community in the state of Alabama with a year-round school calendar in 1993. The quaint Town of Vincent is nestled in the last foothills of the Appalachian Mountain Range, amid cotton fields and fresh water springs. Vincent’s rolling hills and relatively flat terrain, coupled with the proximity to the Birmingham metropolitan area and easy access to U.S. Highway 280 makes the town a very attractive place to live.
Vincent is served by The Shelby County Chamber.
