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* [[1950]]: Service on the [[No. 6 Pratt-Ensley streetcar line]] ended. | * [[1950]]: Service on the [[No. 6 Pratt-Ensley streetcar line]] ended. | ||
* [[1922]]: Businessman and arts advocate [[Freeman Andress]] was born in Birmingham. | * [[1922]]: Businessman and arts advocate [[Freeman Andress]] was born in Birmingham. | ||
* [[1920]]: Businessman [[William Spencer III]] was born in Birmingham. | |||
* [[1892]]: The [[1892 Crimson Tide|Alabama Crimson Tide]] beat the [[Birmingham Athletic Club]] 14-0 at [[Lakeview Park]]. | * [[1892]]: The [[1892 Crimson Tide|Alabama Crimson Tide]] beat the [[Birmingham Athletic Club]] 14-0 at [[Lakeview Park]]. | ||
* [[1875]]: [[Birmingham Fire & Rescue Service|Fire Chief]] [[Alf Brown]] was born in Norwich, England. | * [[1875]]: [[Birmingham Fire & Rescue Service|Fire Chief]] [[Alf Brown]] was born in Norwich, England. | ||
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December 10 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 1952: Optometrist Donna Matthews was born.
- 1950: Service on the No. 6 Pratt-Ensley streetcar line ended.
- 1922: Businessman and arts advocate Freeman Andress was born in Birmingham.
- 1920: Businessman William Spencer III was born in Birmingham.
- 1892: The Alabama Crimson Tide beat the Birmingham Athletic Club 14-0 at Lakeview Park.
- 1875: Fire Chief Alf Brown was born in Norwich, England.
- 1865: Police Chief William Wier was born in Pickens County.
- 1845: Joshua L. Martin succeeded Benjamin Fitzpatrick to become the 12th Governor of Alabama.