January 29: Difference between revisions

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January 29 in the history of the Birmingham District:

2014: Freshfully closed.
2009: Lite Box Gallery opened its first show, Cuba: Inside-Out.
2000: A rare snowfall brought 3.0 inches to Birmingham.
1998: The New Woman All Women Clinic in Southside was bombed by Eric Robert Rudolph, killing police officer Robert Sanderson.
1984: Prisoner rights activists Don and Mary Kay Beard were married.
1951: Theatre in the Round debuted at the Redmont Hotel.
1942: Elliott Dent enlisted in the Army Air Force.
1936: A rare snowfall brought 3.0 inches to Birmingham.
1930: A rare snowfall brought 5.5 inches to Birmingham.
1926: The 1926 Mossboro Mine explosion killed 27 miners.

2012: Five people were found shot to death at a home in Ensley Highlands.
2011: Retired Samford English professor Sam Mitchell died.
2004: Sportscaster Dick Hawley died in Memphis.
1998: Police officer Robert Sanderson died in the bombing of the New Woman All Women Clinic in Southside.
1996: Former mayor of Leeds James Bailey died.
1944: New York Jets linebacker Paul Crane was born.
1926: 27 miners were killed in the 1926 Mossboro Mine explosion.
1921: Businessman Frank P. Samford, Jr was born.
1798: University of Alabama president Basil Manly was born in North Carolina.

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 '''January 29''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]:
+* [[2014]]: [[Freshfully]] closed.
 * [[2009]]: [[Lite Box Gallery]] opened its first show, ''Cuba: Inside-Out''.
 * [[2000]]: A [[List of snowfalls|rare snowfall]] brought 3.0 inches to Birmingham.