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* [[2011]]: [[TJ's on Fourth]] opened. | * [[2011]]: [[TJ's on Fourth]] opened. | ||
* [[2008]]: [[Promenade Tannehill|Colonial Promenade Tannehill]] in [[Bessemer]] opened. | * [[2008]]: [[Promenade Tannehill|Colonial Promenade Tannehill]] in [[Bessemer]] opened. | ||
* [[1997]]: [[Region 2020]] was incorporated. | |||
* [[1974]]: The [[Steiner Building]] was added to the [[National Register of Historic Places]]. | * [[1974]]: The [[Steiner Building]] was added to the [[National Register of Historic Places]]. | ||
* [[1971]]: A [[1971 Ruffner Mountain explosion|major explosion]] took place on [[Ruffner Mountain]]. | * [[1971]]: A [[1971 Ruffner Mountain explosion|major explosion]] took place on [[Ruffner Mountain]]. | ||
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* [[1892]]: [[Governor of Alabama]] [[Frank Dixon]] was born in Oakland, California. | * [[1892]]: [[Governor of Alabama]] [[Frank Dixon]] was born in Oakland, California. | ||
* [[1886]]: Tire dealer [[George Menefee]] was born in Stanford, Kentucky. | * [[1886]]: Tire dealer [[George Menefee]] was born in Stanford, Kentucky. | ||
* 1886: Battery dealer [[E. D. Henley]] was born. | |||
* [[1880]]: Doctor [[Lloyd Noland]] was born in Gordonsville, Virginia. | * [[1880]]: Doctor [[Lloyd Noland]] was born in Gordonsville, Virginia. | ||
* [[1857]]: Mining engineer, executive and poet [[John Henry Adams]] was born in Birmingham, England. | * [[1857]]: Mining engineer, executive and poet [[John Henry Adams]] was born in Birmingham, England. | ||
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July 25 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2020: A-Train Station food truck debuted.
- 2014: Executive Director Karen Peterlin resigned from the Greater Birmingham Humane Society.
- 2011: TJ's on Fourth opened.
- 2008: Colonial Promenade Tannehill in Bessemer opened.
- 1997: Region 2020 was incorporated.
- 1974: The Steiner Building was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
- 1971: A major explosion took place on Ruffner Mountain.
- 1868: Alabama officially rejoined the United States with the swearing-in of "carpetbagger" Senators George E. Spencer and Willard Warner.
Births
- 2015: African lion Josh was born at the at the San Antonio Zoo in San Antonio, Texas.
- 1976: Musician Ronald Presley was born in Oceanside, California.
- 1962: Editorial cartoonist Mark Cullum was born.
- 1959: Alabama State Representative and inaugural Aubie Barry Mask was born in Alexander City.
- 1955: Patricia Todd was born.
- 1950: Ceil Snow was born.
- 1925: Motown drummer Benny Benjamin was born in Birmingham.
- 1910: Birmingham Barons outfielder Legrant Scott was born in Cleveland, Ohio.
- 1892: Governor of Alabama Frank Dixon was born in Oakland, California.
- 1886: Tire dealer George Menefee was born in Stanford, Kentucky.
- 1886: Battery dealer E. D. Henley was born.
- 1880: Doctor Lloyd Noland was born in Gordonsville, Virginia.
- 1857: Mining engineer, executive and poet John Henry Adams was born in Birmingham, England.
- 1849: Attorney Edwin Taliaferro was born in Paris, Tennessee.
Deaths
- 2012: Sports artist and "Aubie" creator Phil Neel died in Birmingham.
- 1995: Novelist Robert F. Gibbons died in Lanett, Chambers County.
- 1961: Birmingham Barons Hall of Fame player/manager Carlton Molesworth died in Frederick, Maryland.
- 1957: Baseball player Frank Welch died.
Sports
- 2009: Alabama Warriors defeated the Crestview Thunderbirds 62-6 at Warrior Stadium.
- 2009: Birmingham Wildfire defeated Louisiana Storm 45-7 in New Orleans.
- 1998: The New York Yankees dedicated a plaque in memory of Mel Allen for Monument Park at Yankee Stadium.
- 1955: Frank Jares won the NWA Southern Junior Heavyweight title from Sonny Myers.