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*...that hockey teams called the [[Birmingham Bulls]] have competed in four different leagues? | *...that hockey teams called the [[Birmingham Bulls]] have competed in four different leagues? | ||
*...that [[Watkins Book Shop]] started as a [[Little Professor]]? | *...that [[Watkins Book Shop]] started as a [[Little Professor]]? | ||
*...that long before [[Railroad Park]] opened, the site held the [[Heart of Dixie Railroad Museum|Heart of Dixie Railroad Club]]'s collection of historic railroad locomotives and cars? | |||
*...that the original ''Star Trek'' theme was sung by a [[Loulie Jean Norman|Birmingham native]]? |
Revision as of 14:04, 14 January 2011
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- ...that Chris Fryar, drummer for the Zac Brown Band, grew up in Gardendale?
- ...that the Dogwood Shell Station in Vestavia Hills is the only station in Birmingham that sells E-85 fuel?
- ...that Brother Bryan Park was originally called Magnolia Park?
- ...that the Coosa River is the most developed river in Alabama, and most of its length in the state is impounded by one of seven dams?
- ...that nationally-touring comedian Carrot Top lost most of his props in a fire at the Comedy Club on Greensprings Highway during Winter Storm '93?
- ...that Shelby County is older than Jefferson County?
- ...that hockey teams called the Birmingham Bulls have competed in four different leagues?
- ...that Watkins Book Shop started as a Little Professor?
- ...that long before Railroad Park opened, the site held the Heart of Dixie Railroad Club's collection of historic railroad locomotives and cars?
- ...that the original Star Trek theme was sung by a Birmingham native?