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'''April 1''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]: | '''April 1''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]: | ||
* [[2008]]: Russellville's [[CB&S Bank]] opened its first Birmingham-area branch. | |||
* [[2006]]: [[Veterans Skate Park]] in [[Alabaster]] opened. | * [[2006]]: [[Veterans Skate Park]] in [[Alabaster]] opened. | ||
* [[1991]]: Expo '91 opened as the centerpiece of the [[Festival of Arts]] [[Salute to the United Kingdom]]. | * [[1991]]: Expo '91 opened as the centerpiece of the [[Festival of Arts]] [[Salute to the United Kingdom]]. | ||
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April 1 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2008: Russellville's CB&S Bank opened its first Birmingham-area branch.
- 2006: Veterans Skate Park in Alabaster opened.
- 1991: Expo '91 opened as the centerpiece of the Festival of Arts Salute to the United Kingdom.
- 1990: Neil Bonnett crashed in the TranSouth 500 at Darlington, South Carolina and subsequently retired from racing.
- 1986: The WTTO Tower was completed.
- 1972: BE&K was founded.
- 1972: The original Tutwiler Hotel closed its doors.
- 1968: John Garrett began working as a traffic engineer for the city of Birmingham.
- 1951: The 117th Tactical Reconnaissance Group was activated for duty in the Korean War.
- 1946: Gus Mayer Men's Store clerk Murray Sokol was born in Bessemer.
- 1939: Photographer Spider Martin was born in Fairfield.
- 1927: Ground was broken for the Alabama Theatre.
- 1903: Sterling Foster became pastor of South Highland Presbyterian Church.
- 1892: The Sterling Dynamite Factory in Bessemer exploded, killing 4.
- 1884: John A. Milner finished staking out the right of way for Highland Avenue
- 1865: Troops under General Nathan Bedford Forrest made a failed stand against Wilson's Raid in Plantarsville, near Selma.