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'''July 27''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]: | '''July 27''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]: | ||
* [[2019]]: The first [[Birmingham Freedom Fest]] was held at [[Kelly Ingram Park]]. | |||
* [[2008]]: [[Reg's Coffee House]] moved to [[WWMM-FM]]. | * [[2008]]: [[Reg's Coffee House]] moved to [[WWMM-FM]]. | ||
* [[2007]]: [[Lipscomb]] [[Mayor of Lipscomb|mayor]] [[Simon Speights]] resigned. | * [[2007]]: [[Lipscomb]] [[Mayor of Lipscomb|mayor]] [[Simon Speights]] resigned. | ||
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July 27 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2019: The first Birmingham Freedom Fest was held at Kelly Ingram Park.
- 2008: Reg's Coffee House moved to WWMM-FM.
- 2007: Lipscomb mayor Simon Speights resigned.
- 2006: Deborah Thomas was named "Officer of the Year" by the Exchange Club of Birmingham.
- 2004: Little Red Rocket's "Wait in a Line"/"The Book of Love" single was released.
- 1996: Eric Robert Rudolph bombed the Centennial Olympic Park during the Olympic Games in Atlanta.
- 1967: The Green Springs Shopping Center opened for business.
Births
- 1986: NBA forward DeMarre Carroll was born in Birmingham.
- 1929: Architect William Poole was born in Leeds.
Deaths
- 2012: Actor R. G. Armstrong died at home in Studio City, California.
- 1984: Minister C. L. Franklin died in Detroit, Michigan.
- 1939: Associate superintendent of Birmingham City Schools Charles A. Brown died.
Sports
- 2007: Le'Ron McClain signed with the Baltimore Ravens.
- 2005: The Birmingham Barons lost 6-5 against the Montgomery Biscuits in the 2005 Rickwood Classic at Rickwood Field.