Exploring the annals of history is always a fascinating journey, offering glimpses into the significance of various dates. Here are a few intriguing historical tidbits to dive into this week.
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THIS WEEK IN HISTORY |
u1995: The "Million Man March" takes place Oct. 16 in Washington, D.C.
u1989: The San Francisco area is struck by a massive earthquake Oct. 17, killing 67.
u1987: On Oct. 16, "Baby Jessica" McClure is rescued from a Texas well after 58 hours.
u1977: The supersonic jet Concorde makes its first landing Oct. 19 in New York.
u1959: New York's Guggenheim Museum opens to the public Oct. 21.
u1927: Construction begins Oct. 21 on New York City's George Washington Bridge.
u1797: "Old Ironsides", the Navy frigate Constitution, launches Oct. 21 in Boston harbor.
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