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* [[1954]]: [[Loveman's]] opened a new store in the former [[Erlick's]] location in downtown [[Bessemer]]. | * [[1954]]: [[Loveman's]] opened a new store in the former [[Erlick's]] location in downtown [[Bessemer]]. | ||
* [[1941]]: [[WSGN-AM]] moved to frequency [[AM 610]]. | * [[1941]]: [[WSGN-AM]] moved to frequency [[AM 610]]. | ||
* [[1899]]: [[Elizabeth White]] graduated from [[Birmingham Medical College]]. | |||
* [[1883]]: The [[Mary Pratt Furnace|Mary Pratt Furnace Company]] was incorporated. | * [[1883]]: The [[Mary Pratt Furnace|Mary Pratt Furnace Company]] was incorporated. | ||
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March 29 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2013: A fire in the vacant S. J. Bennett Professional Building resulted in a structural collapse.
- 2012: Freshfully won the Occupy Avondale contest for 6 months free rent at 200 41st Street South.
- 2008: Anglican bishop William Wilson was consecrated at Samford University's Beeson Divinity School.
- 2008: Edgewood Creamery opened.
- 2001: Chris McNair resigned from the Jefferson County Commission.
- 1964: The 1964 Billy Graham Easter Rally was held at Legion Field.
- 1954: Loveman's opened a new store in the former Erlick's location in downtown Bessemer.
- 1941: WSGN-AM moved to frequency AM 610.
- 1899: Elizabeth White graduated from Birmingham Medical College.
- 1883: The Mary Pratt Furnace Company was incorporated.
Deaths
- 2014: Irondale Police Department drug detection dog J-R died.
- 2005: Former Judge and Senator Howell Heflin died in Sheffield.
- 2002: Former Harvard dean and Miles College professor John Monro died in LaVerne, California.
- 1998: Marine officer and Medal of Honor recipient Harold Wilson died in Lexington, South Carolina.
Sports
- 1992: The Birmingham Fire won 17-10 vs. San Antonio Riders.