Beale

Beale is a surname of English origin, and it also appears as a toponym in various places. As a surname, it has been borne by numerous individuals in politics, science, and the arts, though no single figure is universally associated with the name.

Beale Street is a historic street in downtown Memphis, Tennessee. It is known for its long association with blues and early African American music, and remains a focal point for live music, nightlife, and cultural heritage.

Beale Park is a wildlife park and gardens located in Pangbourne, Berkshire, on the River Thames in England. It features a collection of animals, gardens, and family-friendly attractions.

Beale Air Force Base is a United States Air Force installation in California, situated near Marysville. It serves as a base for reconnaissance and related operations and hosts personnel and aircraft involved in national security missions.

Beale ciphers, or the Beale Papers, are a set of three ciphertexts published in 1885 that allegedly describe the location and contents of a buried treasure. They have been the subject of speculation and analysis for over a century, but are generally regarded by scholars as a hoax, and none of the texts has been conclusively solved.