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* [[2008]]: Former [[Birmingham A's]] manager [[Glynn West]] died. | * [[2008]]: Former [[Birmingham A's]] manager [[Glynn West]] died. | ||
* [[1975]]: Archer [[Howard Hill]] died in [[Birmingham]]. | * [[1975]]: Archer [[Howard Hill]] died in [[Birmingham]]. | ||
* [[ | * [[1913]]: Mine engineer [[Llewellyn Johns]] died at home in [[Birmingham]]. | ||
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February 4 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2013: A BJCTA "DART" trolley, fueled by compressed natural gas, caught fire downtown.
- 2004: Paul Zahl outlined a theological opposition to homosexuality in a speech to the Episcopal Church Foundation Fellows in Birmingham.
- 2001: Church of the Highlands was founded.
- 1994: ConTinuity 1994 began at the Birmingham Inn.
- 1890: "Running Deer", an Indian in Stowe's Wild West Show, broke away from the parade to chase two boys who threw rocks at him, and was charged with "reckless driving."
- 1861: The Confederate States of America was created in the Provisional Confederate Congress, William Chilton of Alabama, namesake of Chilton County, presiding.
- 1822: Matthew Duffee and his family arrived at Charleston, South Carolina after emigrating from Ireland.
Births
- 1947: Filmmaker and archivist Wallace Potts was born in Birmingham.
- 1943: Pianist and music producer Barry Beckett was born in Birmingham.
- 1757: Revolutionary War veteran William Pullen was born in Bedford County, Virginia.
Deaths
- 2010: Attorney and civic leader Alexander Lacy died.
- 2009: Former Samford University president Thomas Corts died.
- 2008: Former Birmingham A's manager Glynn West died.
- 1975: Archer Howard Hill died in Birmingham.
- 1913: Mine engineer Llewellyn Johns died at home in Birmingham.