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A bit of November 26th history 1716 - 1st lion exhibited in...

11/26/2021

A bit of November 26th history…

1716 - 1st lion exhibited in America in Boston

1778 - British explorer, Captain James Cook, is the 1st European to visit Maui

1789 - 1st national Thanksgiving in America

1916 - Addressing the Chamber of Commerce, US President Wilson declares that the “business of neutrality is over; the nature of modern war leaves no state untouched”

1922 - English archaeologist Howard Carter opens Tutankhamun’s virtually intact tomb in Egypt

1956 - “The Price is Right” debuts

1962 - The Fab Four have their 1st recording session under the name The Beatles (pictured)

2003 - Supersonic airplane, the Concorde, makes its last ever flight, returning to Bristol, England

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