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February 17 in Pop Culture History

February 17th History, Trivia, and Fun FactsFebruary 17th History Highlights1865 – Columbia, South Carolina surrendered to General Sherman’s Union forces. Fort Sumpter was also returned to Union control.1897 – The National Parent Teacher Association was formed.1929 – The League of Latin American Citizens (LULAC) was founded.February 17, 1936 – The Phantom, Comic Strip deb...

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February 16 in Pop Culture History

February 16th History, Trivia, and Fun FactsFebruary 16th History Highlights1923 – In Thebes, Egypt, English archaeologist Howard Carter entered the sealed burial chamber of the ancient Egyptian ruler King Tutankhamen. He had been looking for King Tut’s tomb since his first trip to Egypt in 1891. The outer chambers were discovered in November 1922.1959 –

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February 15 in Pop Culture History

February 15th History, Trivia, and Fun FactsFebruary 15th History Highlights1898 – The American battleship Maine was blown up at Havana Harbor (Cuba), leading to the Spanish-American was on

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February 14 in Pop Culture History

February 14th History, Trivia, and Fun FactsFebruary 14th History Highlights1849 – The first photograph of a US President, James Polk, was taken in Washington, DC.1920 – The League of Women Voters formed in Chicago, IL.1929 – Four men came in, dressed as police at Bugsy Moran’s headquarters on North Clark Street in Chicago, killing seven of Bugs’s men in what is called th...

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1960 Top Ten Music Charts
1960’s Biggest Artists and Songs Frank Sinatra (1959 Grammy for Album of the Year & Best Male Vocal Performance, presented in 1960) Come Dance With Me was Mr. Sinatra’s best-selling album of his career and stayed on Billboard’s Pop album chart for 140 weeks, peaking at #2. Mack The Knife – Bobby Darin (1959 Grammy for Record of the Year, presented at the 2nd Grammy Awards...

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