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* [[2006]]: Lee Greenwood performed in [[Crestwood Park]] for the [[Alabama Symphony Orchestra]]'s [[Sounds for Summer]]. | * [[2006]]: Lee Greenwood performed in [[Crestwood Park]] for the [[Alabama Symphony Orchestra]]'s [[Sounds for Summer]]. | ||
* [[2005]]: [[Mount Lebanon Baptist Church]] was destroyed by fire. | * [[2005]]: [[Mount Lebanon Baptist Church]] was destroyed by fire. | ||
* [[1974]]: The current building for [[St John African Methodist Episcopal Church]] was dedicated. | |||
* [[1956]]: The [[NAACP]] was banned from Alabama by order of a Montgomery judge. The doors to their Birmingham offices in the [[Colored Masonic Temple]] were padlocked. | * [[1956]]: The [[NAACP]] was banned from Alabama by order of a Montgomery judge. The doors to their Birmingham offices in the [[Colored Masonic Temple]] were padlocked. | ||
* [[1925]]: [[Jimmie Ethel Montgomery]] earned a bachelor of science in medicine at the [[University of Alabama]]. | * [[1925]]: [[Jimmie Ethel Montgomery]] earned a bachelor of science in medicine at the [[University of Alabama]]. | ||
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May 26 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2006: Lee Greenwood performed in Crestwood Park for the Alabama Symphony Orchestra's Sounds for Summer.
- 2005: Mount Lebanon Baptist Church was destroyed by fire.
- 1974: The current building for St John African Methodist Episcopal Church was dedicated.
- 1956: The NAACP was banned from Alabama by order of a Montgomery judge. The doors to their Birmingham offices in the Colored Masonic Temple were padlocked.
- 1925: Jimmie Ethel Montgomery earned a bachelor of science in medicine at the University of Alabama.
Births
- 1965: Alabama Crimson Tide baseball coach Mitch Gaspard was born in Texas.
- 1964: Horror writer Caitlín R. Kiernan was born in Dublin, Ireland.
- 1958: Barons hitting coach Wes Clements was born.
- 1949: English teacher Delores Manyama was born.
- 1932: Professional baseball player Dolly Brumfield was born in Pritchard.
- 1865: Birmingham Police Chief George Bodeker was born.
- 1818: Birmingham founder Josiah Morris was born in Maryland.
Deaths
- 2014: Librarian, bookseller and author Virginia Pounds Brown died in Birmingham.
- 2014: Physicist, sculptor and educator Duane Pontius died in Birmingham.
- 2009: Tuskegee Airman James Travis died in Cleveland, Ohio.
- 1992: Radio actress Helen Walpole died in Richmond, Virginia.
- 1957: Attorney and former U.S. Representative Luther Patrick died.
Sports
- 2001: Birmingham Steeldogs 50 - Lincoln Lightning 49 at Lincoln, Nebraska.
- 2000: Jacksonville Tomcats 53 - Birmingham Steeldogs 28 at Jacksonville, Florida