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* [[2000]]: The [[Bernice Wright residence|Bernice L. Wright Lustron House]] and the [[John Gleissner residence|John D. and Katherine Gleissner Lustron House]], both on [[Cahaba Road]], and the [[Lustron House on Columbiana Road]] were added to the [[National Register of Historic Places]].
* [[2000]]: The [[Bernice Wright residence|Bernice L. Wright Lustron House]] and the [[John Gleissner residence|John D. and Katherine Gleissner Lustron House]], both on [[Cahaba Road]], and the [[Lustron House on Columbiana Road]] were added to the [[National Register of Historic Places]].
* [[1995]]: [[ConTinuit|ConTinuity 1995]] began at the [[Birmingham Jefferson Civic Center]].
* [[1995]]: [[ConTinuit|ConTinuity 1995]] began at the [[Birmingham Jefferson Civic Center]].
* [[1975]]: [[Glenn Messer]] recreated his historic [[1925 Birmingham to Chattanooga demonstration flight]] from 50 years earlier.
* [[1949]]: The home of Bishop [[S. L. Green]] was [[List of racially-motivated bombings|bombed]].
* [[1949]]: The home of Bishop [[S. L. Green]] was [[List of racially-motivated bombings|bombed]].
* [[1941]]: [[Homewood Public Library]] was established.
* [[1941]]: [[Homewood Public Library]] was established.
* [[1929]]: [[WAPI-AM]] joined the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) radio network.
* [[1929]]: [[WAPI-AM]] joined the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) radio network.
* [[1925]]: [[Glenn Messer]] and [[Jack Turner]] made a [[1925 Birmingham to Chattanooga air mail demonstration|demonstration air mail flight]] from [[Roberts Field]] to Marr Field in Chattanooga, Tennessee and back.
* [[1925]]: [[Glenn Messer]] and [[Jack Turner]] made a [[1925 Birmingham to Chattanooga demonstration flight|demonstration air mail flight]] from [[Roberts Field]] to Marr Field in Chattanooga, Tennessee and back.
* [[1832]]: The [[Treaty of Cusseta]] was signed, ceding all remaining Creek claims in East Alabama to the United States.
* [[1832]]: The [[Treaty of Cusseta]] was signed, ceding all remaining Creek claims in East Alabama to the United States.


==Births==
==Births==
* [[1996]]: [[Birmingham Department of Innovation and Economic Opportunity]] official [[Sarena Martinez]] was born.
* [[1983]]: Baseball player [[Eric West]] was born in Birmingham.
* [[1983]]: Baseball player [[Eric West]] was born in Birmingham.
* [[1979]]: Baseball player [[Seth Bobbitt]] was born in [[Alabaster]].
* [[1979]]: Baseball player [[Seth Bobbitt]] was born in [[Alabaster]].
* [[1959]]: Sprinter [[Emmit King]] was born in [[Bessemer]].
* [[1959]]: Sprinter [[Emmit King]] was born in [[Bessemer]].
* [[1946]]: [[HABD]] director [[Naomi Truman]] was born.
* [[1941]]: Drummer [[Lester Cobb]] was born.
* [[1941]]: Drummer [[Lester Cobb]] was born.
* [[1925]]: [[Birmingham Black Barons]] infielder [[Wiley Griggs]] was born in Union Springs, Bullock County.


==Deaths==
==Deaths==
* [[2021]]: Barber, circuit clerk and gospel singer [[Shotgun Giddens]] died.
* [[2019]]: Barber [[Tony Tarver]] died.
* [[2016]]: Former NFL fullback [[Kevin Turner (NFL)|Kevin Turner]] died from ALS.
* [[2011]]: Soul and gospel singer [[Roszetta Johnson]] died.  
* [[2011]]: Soul and gospel singer [[Roszetta Johnson]] died.  
* 2011: Computer technician [[Rod Abbott]] died.
* 2011: Computer technician [[Rod Abbott]] died.

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