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* [[2011]]: The first [[FoodBlogSouth]] conference was held at [[Woodrow Hall]]. | * [[2011]]: The first [[FoodBlogSouth]] conference was held at [[Woodrow Hall]]. | ||
* [[2009]]: The Statewide Health Coordinating Council voted to clear the way for a [[Hoover Baptist Medical Center|hospital]] in [[Hoover]]. | * [[2009]]: The Statewide Health Coordinating Council voted to clear the way for a [[Hoover Baptist Medical Center|hospital]] in [[Hoover]]. | ||
* [[1965]]: [[CARS, Inc.]] was incorporated. | |||
* [[1964]]: The [[Regional Planning Commission]] held its first meeting. | * [[1964]]: The [[Regional Planning Commission]] held its first meeting. | ||
* [[1926]]: [[Minor High School]] was almost completely destroyed by a fire which started in the chemistry | * [[1926]]: [[Minor High School]] was almost completely destroyed by a fire which started in the chemistry laboratory. | ||
* [[ | * [[1923]]: Pianist [[Sergei Rachmaninoff]] performed for the first time in [[Birmingham]] at the [[Jefferson Theatre]]. | ||
* [[1877]]: An English syndicate assumed control of the [[Alabama & Chattanooga Railroad]], renaming it the [[Alabama Great Southern Railroad]]. | * [[1877]]: An English syndicate assumed control of the [[Alabama & Chattanooga Railroad]], renaming it the [[Alabama Great Southern Railroad]]. | ||
==Births== | |||
* [[2018]]: [[Les]] and [[Wize]], a pair of Hingeback tortoises, hatched at the [[Birmingham Zoo]]. | |||
* [[1951]]: [[Alveda King]], minister and social activist, was born in Atlanta, Georgia. | |||
* [[1945]]: Bank robber and minister [[Mary Kay Beard]] was born in Eldon, Missouri. | |||
* [[1915]]: Minister [[C. L. Franklin]] was born in Sunflower County, Mississippi. | |||
* [[1908]]: Harpist [[Alice Chalifoux]] was born in Birmingham. | |||
* [[1904]]: Poet [[John Beecher]] was born in New York City. | |||
* [[1839]]: Banker [[Paul Earle]] was born. | |||
==Marriages== | |||
* [[1824]]: Schoolteacher [[Lemuel McMillion]] married Altamirah Freeland in [[Jefferson County]]. | * [[1824]]: Schoolteacher [[Lemuel McMillion]] married Altamirah Freeland in [[Jefferson County]]. | ||
==Deaths== | |||
* [[2019]]: Architect [[Jim Mitchell]] died. | |||
* [[2007]]: Educator [[Elmer Hollis]] died. | |||
* [[1988]]: Novelist [[Carlyle Tillery]] died. | |||
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January 22 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2011: The first FoodBlogSouth conference was held at Woodrow Hall.
- 2009: The Statewide Health Coordinating Council voted to clear the way for a hospital in Hoover.
- 1965: CARS, Inc. was incorporated.
- 1964: The Regional Planning Commission held its first meeting.
- 1926: Minor High School was almost completely destroyed by a fire which started in the chemistry laboratory.
- 1923: Pianist Sergei Rachmaninoff performed for the first time in Birmingham at the Jefferson Theatre.
- 1877: An English syndicate assumed control of the Alabama & Chattanooga Railroad, renaming it the Alabama Great Southern Railroad.
Births
- 2018: Les and Wize, a pair of Hingeback tortoises, hatched at the Birmingham Zoo.
- 1951: Alveda King, minister and social activist, was born in Atlanta, Georgia.
- 1945: Bank robber and minister Mary Kay Beard was born in Eldon, Missouri.
- 1915: Minister C. L. Franklin was born in Sunflower County, Mississippi.
- 1908: Harpist Alice Chalifoux was born in Birmingham.
- 1904: Poet John Beecher was born in New York City.
- 1839: Banker Paul Earle was born.
Marriages
- 1824: Schoolteacher Lemuel McMillion married Altamirah Freeland in Jefferson County.
Deaths
- 2019: Architect Jim Mitchell died.
- 2007: Educator Elmer Hollis died.
- 1988: Novelist Carlyle Tillery died.