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* [[2007]]: [[Adalius Thomas]] signed with the New England Patriots. | * [[2007]]: [[Adalius Thomas]] signed with the New England Patriots. | ||
* [[1988]]: Pastor [[John C. Fletcher]] died. | * [[1988]]: Pastor [[John C. Fletcher]] died. | ||
* [[1987]]: The [[Birmingham Turf Club]] opened. | |||
* [[1985]]: [[Birmingham Stallions]] lost to Denver 40-23. | * [[1985]]: [[Birmingham Stallions]] lost to Denver 40-23. | ||
* [[1984]]: Jesse Jackson made a campaign appearance at [[Kelly Ingram Park]]. | * [[1984]]: Jesse Jackson made a campaign appearance at [[Kelly Ingram Park]]. | ||
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March 3 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2007: Adalius Thomas signed with the New England Patriots.
- 1988: Pastor John C. Fletcher died.
- 1987: The Birmingham Turf Club opened.
- 1985: Birmingham Stallions lost to Denver 40-23.
- 1984: Jesse Jackson made a campaign appearance at Kelly Ingram Park.
- 1981: Birmingham Zoo elephant Bulwagi was born at Lion Country Safari near West Palm Beach, Florida.
- 1977: Actor Barret Swatek was born.
- 1962: Politician Tim James was born in Opelika.
- 1956: Brothers Billy and Robert Dye and their cousin Dan Brasher disappeared.
- 1919: University of Montevallo's College Night tradition began.
- 1899: The Birmingham Southern Railroad Company was organized.
- 1831: Samuel B. Moore, as President of the state Senate, succeeded Gabriel Moore as Governor at his election to the U. S. Senate.
- 1819: William Wyatt Bibb was appointed the first and only governor of the Alabama Territory.