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* [[1862]]: The [[Red Mountain Iron and Coal Company]] was incorporated and proceeded to construct the [[Oxmoor Furnaces]]. | * [[1862]]: The [[Red Mountain Iron and Coal Company]] was incorporated and proceeded to construct the [[Oxmoor Furnaces]]. | ||
[[Image:Nicole Whitehead.jpg|right|thumb|150px|Nicole Whitehead, born November 5, 1980]] | |||
== Births == | == Births == | ||
* [[1980]]: ''Playboy'' playmate [[Nicole Whitehead]] was born in [[Birmingham]]. | * [[1980]]: ''Playboy'' playmate [[Nicole Whitehead]] was born in [[Birmingham]]. | ||
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November 5 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2012: David Miller was sworn in as Mayor of Leeds.
- 2012: Charles Webster was sworn in as Mayor of Clay.
- 2006: The William A. Boone Railroad Library opened at the Heart of Dixie Railroad Museum in Calera.
- 2006: The first annual Moss Rock Festival came to a close in Hoover.
- 1963: The Birmingham-Jefferson County Regional Planning Commission was formed.
- 1963: Judge Frank Johnson ordered Auburn University to integrate by enrolling black applicant Harold Franklin.
- 1862: The Red Mountain Iron and Coal Company was incorporated and proceeded to construct the Oxmoor Furnaces.
Births
- 1980: Playboy playmate Nicole Whitehead was born in Birmingham.
- 1964: Artist and gallery owner Guido Maus was born in Belgium.
- 1916: Businessman William D. Sulzby was born.
- 1906: Methodist minister Ted Hightower was born in Little Oak, Pike County.
Deaths
- 1986: Doo-wop singer Bobby Nunn died in Los Angeles, California.
- 1924: Tuggle Institute founder Carrie Tuggle died.
Sports
- 2005: Terrell Owens was given a 4-game suspension by the Philadelphia Eagles.
- 1988: Avery Johnson made his NBA debut with the Seattle Supersonics.