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*[[2002]]: [[Freeman Andress]], vice president of [[Birmingham Landmarks]], died. | *[[2002]]: [[Freeman Andress]], vice president of [[Birmingham Landmarks]], died. | ||
*[[1990]]: [[Birmingham Zoo]]'s groundhog [[Birmingham Bill]] began making weather predictions as part of Groundhog Day. | *[[1990]]: [[Birmingham Zoo]]'s groundhog [[Birmingham Bill]] began making weather predictions as part of Groundhog Day. | ||
* [[1988]]: Bishop [[Raymond Boland]] was appointed [[Catholic Diocese of Birmingham|Bishop of Birmingham]] by Pope John Paul II. | * [[1988]]: Bishop [[Raymond Boland]] was appointed [[Catholic Diocese of Birmingham|Bishop of Birmingham]] by Pope John Paul II. | ||
* [[1984]]: [[Samford Bulldogs]] star [[Cortland Finnegan]] was born in Fayetteville, North Carolina. | |||
* [[1958]]: Dr [[Lawrence Reynolds]] donated a valuable [[Reynolds Historic Library|library]] of over 6,000 medical books to [[UAB]]. | * [[1958]]: Dr [[Lawrence Reynolds]] donated a valuable [[Reynolds Historic Library|library]] of over 6,000 medical books to [[UAB]]. | ||
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February 2 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2007: A Cessna 172 with two aboard crashed in western Jefferson County.
- 2002: Freeman Andress, vice president of Birmingham Landmarks, died.
- 1990: Birmingham Zoo's groundhog Birmingham Bill began making weather predictions as part of Groundhog Day.
- 1988: Bishop Raymond Boland was appointed Bishop of Birmingham by Pope John Paul II.
- 1984: Samford Bulldogs star Cortland Finnegan was born in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
- 1958: Dr Lawrence Reynolds donated a valuable library of over 6,000 medical books to UAB.