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* [[2008]]: The inaugural [[Leeds Downtown Folk Festival]] was held in [[Leeds]]. | * [[2008]]: The inaugural [[Leeds Downtown Folk Festival]] was held in [[Leeds]]. | ||
* [[2007]]: [[Independent Presbyterian Church]] choirmaster [[Joseph Schreiber]] died of Parkinson's Disease. | * [[2007]]: [[Independent Presbyterian Church]] choirmaster [[Joseph Schreiber]] died of Parkinson's Disease. | ||
* 2007: The first [[John Henry Days]] festival was held in Leeds. | |||
* [[1973]]: [[Willie Mays]] announced his retirement from baseball. | * [[1973]]: [[Willie Mays]] announced his retirement from baseball. | ||
* [[1915]]: Radio announcer [[Joe King]] was born in Birmingham. | * [[1915]]: Radio announcer [[Joe King]] was born in Birmingham. | ||
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September 20 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2008: The inaugural Leeds Downtown Folk Festival was held in Leeds.
- 2007: Independent Presbyterian Church choirmaster Joseph Schreiber died of Parkinson's Disease.
- 2007: The first John Henry Days festival was held in Leeds.
- 1973: Willie Mays announced his retirement from baseball.
- 1915: Radio announcer Joe King was born in Birmingham.
- 1887: John Henry competed in a legendary contest against a steam hammer.