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'''November 19''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]: | '''November 19''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]: | ||
* [[2012]]: [[Clay City Hall]] opened. | |||
* [[2008]]: Bass Pro Shops opened at [[Grand River]] in [[Leeds]]. | * [[2008]]: Bass Pro Shops opened at [[Grand River]] in [[Leeds]]. | ||
* [[2005]]: [[Auburn University|Auburn]] won the [[2005 Iron Bowl|Iron Bowl]] 28-18 at home. | * [[2005]]: [[Auburn University|Auburn]] won the [[2005 Iron Bowl|Iron Bowl]] 28-18 at home. | ||
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November 19 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2012: Clay City Hall opened.
- 2008: Bass Pro Shops opened at Grand River in Leeds.
- 2005: Auburn won the Iron Bowl 28-18 at home.
- 2005: The playing field at Jordan-Hare Stadium was named in honor of Pat Dye.
- 1999: The Pelham Prowlers won 8-3 against the Daytona Racers.
- 1994: Alabama won the Iron Bowl 21-14 in Birmingham.
- 1966: UAB's Health Sciences Research Building was renamed the Lyons Harrison Research Building for Champ Lyons and Tinsley Harrison.
- 1939: Hillman Hospital's 5-story outpatient clinic was dedicated.
- 1929: Pianist Sergei Rachmaninoff returned for a third recital in Birmingham.
- 1927: Legion Field opened with a game between Howard College and Birmingham-Southern.
Births and deaths
- 1951: NFL player Wilbur Jackson was born.
- 1944: FBI agent and reality show contestant Jack Owens was born.
- 1911: Short story writer Mary Elizabeth Counselman was born in Birmingham.
- 1905: Artist Garnet Leader was born.
- 1887: Baseball player Jack Nabors was born in Montevallo.
- 1884: Plantation owner Benjamin Worthington died in Birmingham.
- 1859: Birmingham Police Chief Martin Eagan was born in Ireland.
- 1814: Plantation owner Benjamin Worthington was born in Kentucky.