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* [[2011]]: [[Paramount]] yogurt shop opened in the [[Roden Block]] downtown. | * [[2011]]: [[Paramount]] yogurt shop opened in the [[Roden Block]] downtown. | ||
* [[1949]]: Three sticks of [[List of racially-motivated bombings|dynamite]] were thrown into the home of [[Milton Curry, Jr]] but did not explode. | * [[1949]]: Three sticks of [[List of racially-motivated bombings|dynamite]] were thrown into the home of [[Milton Curry, Jr]] but did not explode. | ||
* [[1934]]: The [[1934 National Balloon Race|National Balloon Race]] was postponed for 24 hours due to rain. | * [[1934]]: The [[1934 National Balloon Race|National Balloon Race]] was postponed for 24 hours due to rain. | ||
==Births | ==Births== | ||
* [[2008]]: [[Willow]] was born at the [[Birmingham Zoo]]. | * [[2008]]: [[Willow]] was born at the [[Birmingham Zoo]]. | ||
* [[1988]]: The current [[Dubba Dubba Twins]], Erica and Monica Stacey of [[Centreville]], were born. | * [[1988]]: The current [[Dubba Dubba Twins]], Erica and Monica Stacey of [[Centreville]], were born. | ||
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* [[1953]]: Former [[Ku Klux Klan]] leader and "Stormfront" founder [[Don Black]] was born in Athens, Limestone County. | * [[1953]]: Former [[Ku Klux Klan]] leader and "Stormfront" founder [[Don Black]] was born in Athens, Limestone County. | ||
* [[1949]]: [[Vida Blue]] was born. | * [[1949]]: [[Vida Blue]] was born. | ||
* [[1939]]: Architect [[Alberto Chiesa]] was born in Montevideo, Uruguay. | |||
* [[1924]]: Civil Rights activist [[Anne Braden]] was born in Louisville, Kentucky. | * [[1924]]: Civil Rights activist [[Anne Braden]] was born in Louisville, Kentucky. | ||
* [[1890]]: Architect [[Harry Pembleton]] was born in Goshen, New York. | * [[1890]]: Architect [[Harry Pembleton]] was born in Goshen, New York. | ||
* [[1886]]: Sanitation engineer and [[Mayor of Fairfield]] [[A. Clinton Decker]] was born in Prince Bay, New York. | * [[1886]]: Sanitation engineer and [[Mayor of Fairfield]] [[A. Clinton Decker]] was born in Prince Bay, New York. | ||
==Deaths== | |||
* [[1904]]: [[Patrick O'Reilly]], rector of [[St Paul's Cathedral|St Paul's Catholic Church]], died after falling of a horse. | |||
==Sports== | |||
* [[2007]]: The [[2007 Alabama Steeldogs|Steeldogs]] played the Cincinnati Jungle Kats at the [[BJCC]]. | |||
* [[1909]]: The Brooklyn Superbas bought pitcher [[Eddie Dent]]'s contract from the Winston-Salem Twins. | |||
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July 28 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2011: Paramount yogurt shop opened in the Roden Block downtown.
- 1949: Three sticks of dynamite were thrown into the home of Milton Curry, Jr but did not explode.
- 1934: The National Balloon Race was postponed for 24 hours due to rain.
Births
- 2008: Willow was born at the Birmingham Zoo.
- 1988: The current Dubba Dubba Twins, Erica and Monica Stacey of Centreville, were born.
- 1984: NFL linebacker DeMeco Ryans was born in Bessemer.
- 1977: NFL offensive tackle Chris Samuels was born in Mobile.
- 1953: Former Ku Klux Klan leader and "Stormfront" founder Don Black was born in Athens, Limestone County.
- 1949: Vida Blue was born.
- 1939: Architect Alberto Chiesa was born in Montevideo, Uruguay.
- 1924: Civil Rights activist Anne Braden was born in Louisville, Kentucky.
- 1890: Architect Harry Pembleton was born in Goshen, New York.
- 1886: Sanitation engineer and Mayor of Fairfield A. Clinton Decker was born in Prince Bay, New York.
Deaths
- 1904: Patrick O'Reilly, rector of St Paul's Catholic Church, died after falling of a horse.
Sports
- 2007: The Steeldogs played the Cincinnati Jungle Kats at the BJCC.
- 1909: The Brooklyn Superbas bought pitcher Eddie Dent's contract from the Winston-Salem Twins.