November 13
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November 13 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2007: Larry Langford was sworn in as Mayor of Birmingham.
- 1985: The Diabetes Research and Education Building was renamed in honor of Buris Boshell.
- 1978: The Alabama Historical Commission listed Calera's Jones-Bailey Cemetery on the Alabama Register of Landmarks & Heritage.
- 1972: Butch Boackle joined the Birmingham Police Department.
- 1944: Peggy Smith's proposal to lift a ban on dancing at the Central Park Community House was approved 23-20 by the Community Council for the Birmingham Parks and Recreation Board.
- 1913: George Ward was sworn in as President of the new Birmingham City Commission.
- 1867: Alabama State University opened with 113 students.
Births
- 1958: Alabama and UAB basketball player Norman Anchrum was born.
- 1927: Actor Hal Lynch was born in Birmingham.
- 1910: Journalist and novelist William Bradford Huie was born in Hartselle.
- 1904: Lieutenant Governor and Birmingham Mayor Albert Boutwell was born in Montgomery.
- 1899: Archer Howard Hill was born in Wilsonville.
Deaths
- 2012 Photojournalist Jeff Roberts died.
Sports
- 1999: The Pelham Prowlers lost 8-1 against the Jacksonville Hammerheads.
