October 13: Difference between revisions

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October 13 in the history of the Birmingham District:

2008: The Trussville Civic Center celebrated its official ribbon-cutting.
2007: BSC Panthers lost 43-17 to Austin College in Sherman, Texas.
2007: Samford lost at UT Martin 21-31.
2007: UAB Blazers won their homecoming game 26-21 over Tulane at Legion Field.
2006: Wes Chapman's Dracula was revived by the Alabama Ballet.
2005: The 2005 NOMA convention was held at the Sheraton Birmingham.
2005: Vivian Malone, the first black graduate of the University of Alabama, died in Atlanta, Georgia.
2005: Insurance excutive and Samford University trustee Andrew Hodges died in Birmingham.
1995: The Birmingham Barracudas defeated the Shreveport Pirates 29-28 at Shreveport Independence Stadium.
1971: Architects Felton Collier and Caroll Harmon presented their Master Plan for the Birmingham Zoo.
1969: State senator Scott Beason was born in Hartselle.
1953: The City of Adamsville was re-incorporated.
1941: Cooper Green was re-elected President of the Birmingham City Commission.
1920: Insurance executive and Mountain Brook mayor Lee McGriff was born in Birmingham.
1914: Joseph Durick was born in Dayton, Tennessee.
1913: Businessman Kenneth Daniel was born.
1846: Edward M. Tutwiler was born at Palmyra in Fluvanna County, Virginia.

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 * [[1971]]: Architects [[Felton Collier]] and [[Caroll Harmon]] presented their Master Plan for the [[Birmingham Zoo]].
 * [[1969]]: State senator [[Scott Beason]] was born in Hartselle.
+* [[1953]]: The City of [[Adamsville]] was re-incorporated.
 * [[1941]]: [[Cooper Green]] was re-elected [[Mayor of Birmingham|President]] of the [[Birmingham City Commission]].
 * [[1920]]: Insurance executive and [[Mountain Brook]] mayor [[Lee McGriff]] was born in Birmingham.