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* [[1940]]: [[Cooper Green]] first took office as President of the [[Birmingham City Commission]]. | * [[1940]]: [[Cooper Green]] first took office as President of the [[Birmingham City Commission]]. | ||
== Births | == Births == | ||
* [[1904]]: Drummer [[Wilson Driver]] was born. | * [[1904]]: Drummer [[Wilson Driver]] was born. | ||
* [[1844]]: Civic leader and former [[Mayor of Birmingham]] [[Frank O'Brien]] was born in Dublin, Ireland. | * [[1844]]: Civic leader and former [[Mayor of Birmingham]] [[Frank O'Brien]] was born in Dublin, Ireland. | ||
==Deaths== | |||
* [[1960]]: Former representative [[George Huddleston, Sr]] died. | |||
[[Category:February dates|29]] | [[Category:February dates|29]] | ||
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February 29 (leap day) in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 1984: Apple Books at Five Points South closed.
- 1980: Apple Books opened at Five Points South.
- 1952: St Louis & San Francisco Railway Engine No. 4018 made the last steam-powered revenue run anywhere on the Frisco line as it traveled from Bessemer to Birmingham.
- 1940: Cooper Green first took office as President of the Birmingham City Commission.
Births
- 1904: Drummer Wilson Driver was born.
- 1844: Civic leader and former Mayor of Birmingham Frank O'Brien was born in Dublin, Ireland.
Deaths
- 1960: Former representative George Huddleston, Sr died.