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* [[1887]]: The [[Magic City Guards]] were formally disbanded. | * [[1887]]: The [[Magic City Guards]] were formally disbanded. | ||
[[File:Virginia Foster Durr.jpg|right|thumb|Virginia Foster Durr, born August 6, 1903]] | |||
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* [[1976]]: [[Railroad Park]] director [[Camille Spratling]] was born in [[Birmingham]]. | * [[1976]]: [[Railroad Park]] director [[Camille Spratling]] was born in [[Birmingham]]. | ||
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August 6 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2007: The Lipscomb City Coalition was organized.
- 2005: The second-annual Southern Heritage Festival opened at Kelly Ingram Park.
- 1887: The Magic City Guards were formally disbanded.
Births
- 1976: Railroad Park director Camille Spratling was born in Birmingham.
- 1968: Alabama running back Siran Stacy was born in Geneva (Geneva County).
- 1903: Activist Virginia Foster Durr was born in Birmingham.
- 1876: Inventor Miller Reese Hutchison was born in Baldwin County.
- 1830: Birmingham founder William Nabers was born in Jefferson County.
Deaths
- 2014: Homebuilder and developer Al Awtrey died in Hoover.
- 1891: Former Alderman and acting Mayor William McDonald died.
Sports
- 1971: Bobby Allison won the Myers Brothers 250 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.