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* [[2019]]: Musician and instrument maker [[Mark Lindsey]] died. | |||
* [[2009]]: Business and civic leader [[John Evins]] died. | * [[2009]]: Business and civic leader [[John Evins]] died. | ||
* 2009: [[Jefferson County Health Officer]] [[Carole Samuelson]] died. | * 2009: [[Jefferson County Health Officer]] [[Carole Samuelson]] died. | ||
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February 14 (Saint Valentine's Day) in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2018: A fire destroyed a Motel 6 and soon-to-open Big J's Grill restaurant in Calera.
- 2014: A plane crashed on Goodner Mountain in northeast Jefferson County.
- 2014: Trim Tab Brewing officially opened its tap room.
- 2009: Zen nightclub was damaged by fire.
- 2008: Avondale Mills in Pell City were destroyed by fire.
- 2002: Jack Lowther began his tenure on the Jefferson County District Court.
- 1985: Jasper First United Methodist Church was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
- 1955: Sike's Children's Shoes was opened in Homewood.
- 1955: The Town & Gown Theatre opened their newly-donated Little Theater home with a performance of "Candles in the Canebrake".
- 1954: John Rice, Jr married Angelena Ray in Hooper City.
- 1926: Shades Mountain Baptist Church dedicated their first church building.
- 1914: St Elias Maronite Church was dedicated.
- 1899: Henry Milner married Helen Bishop.
- 1891: Carbon Hill was incorporated.
- 1854: The Alabama Legislature established a system of free schools.
Births
- 1973: Birmingham Barons manager Julio Vinas was born in Miami, Florida.
- 1970: Educator Barry McNealy was born in Birmingham.
- 1957: MTV VJ Alan Hunter was born in Birmingham.
- 1957: NBA player Reggie King was born in Birmingham.
- 1951: Figure skater JoJo Starbuck was born in Birmingham.
- 1935: Episcopal Bishop Robert Miller was born in Wynnville.
- 1935: Art collector Sandra Sokol was born.
- 1935: Dermatologist and art collector Bill Mason was born in Tennille, Georgia.
- 1933: University of Alabama president Joab Thomas was born in Holt.
- 1917: Hardware salesman Robert Tyler was born.
- 1913: Sportscaster Mel Allen was born in Johns.
- 1902: Samford University professor Monnie Cheves was born.
- 1834: Congressman Goldsmith Hewitt II was born in Jefferson County.
Deaths
- 2019: Musician and instrument maker Mark Lindsey died.
- 2009: Business and civic leader John Evins died.
- 2009: Jefferson County Health Officer Carole Samuelson died.
- 1987: Banjo player Wendy Holcombe died.
- 1958: Missy, a python at the Birmingham Zoo, died from an infestation of parasitic worms.
- 1934: Pedro Gussman died after being struck by a car on January 20.
Sports
- 2016: Michael Crouch won the Mercedes Marathon with a time of 2:21:28. Bess Ritter was the top female finisher, at 2:53:04.
- 2007: Brian Mackin was promoted to athletic director for the UAB Blazers