1170s
1760s
1800s
1840s
- 1845: TEXAS ADMITTED TO THE UNION AS THE 28TH STATE
- 1848: GASLIGHTS WERE FIRST USED AT THE WHITE HOUSE
1910s
1920s
1930s
- 1930: FRED NEWTON BECAME THE FIRST AND ONLY PERSON TO SWIM THE LENGTH OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. IT TOOK HIM ABOUT SIX MONTHS TO COVER THE 1,826 MILES FROM MINNESOTA TO NEW ORLEANS. HE WAS IN THE WATER FOR 742 HOURS AND WAS PROTECTED FROM THE COLD WATER BY A LAYER OF AXLE GREASE ON HIS BODY
- 1931: THE DISCOVERY OF DEUTERIUM WAS PUBLICLY ANNOUNCED
- BORN 1934: ED FLANDERS (ACTOR)
- BORN 1936: MARY TYLER MOORE (ACTRESS)
- 1938: LAKE WASHINGTON FLOATING BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION BEGAN, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
1940s
1950s
1970s
2000s
- 2003: ASHRITA FURMAN STOOD ON A SWISS BALL FOR 3 HOURS, 38 MINUTES, AND 30 SECONDS
- DIED 2003: EARL HINDMAN (ACTOR)
- 2007: TOM BRADY OF THE NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS BROKE PEYTON MANNINGS’S SINGLE-SEASON TOUCHDOWN PASS RECORD WHEN HE THREW HIS 50TH OF THE SEASON AGAINST THE NEW YORK GIANTS
- 2007: RANDY MOSS OF THE NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS SET AN NFL RECORD WITH 23 TOUCHDOWN CATCHES
- 2007: THE NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS SET AN NFL RECORD BY WINNING 16 OUT OF 16 GAMES IN THE REGULAR SEASON
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