On May 15 in history, Las Vegas was founded, Mickey Mouse made his cartoon debut, and the first McDonald’s restaurant opened. (READ MORE)
May 14 in History: The Constitution Convention Begins, Vaseline Is Registered, and “Seinfeld” Ends
On May 14 in history, delegates gathered to draft the U.S. Constitution, Vaseline was officially registered, and “Seinfeld” aired its final episode. (READ MORE)
May 13 in History: Michigan State Opens, Velcro Is Trademarked, and “Frasier” Ends
On May 13 in history, Michigan State University opened, Velcro became a registered trademark, and NBC aired the final episode of “Frasier”. (READ MORE)
May 12 in History: Goofy Debuts, Zehnder’s Opens, and Alcoholics Anonymous Begins
On May 12 in history, Goofy made his debut, Zehnder’s opened in Frankenmuth, and the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous met for the first time. (READ MORE)
May 11 in History: Polaroid Camera Debuts, Deep Blue Defeats Kasparov, and the Dust Bowl Begins
On May 11 in history, the Polaroid camera debuted, Deep Blue defeated Garry Kasparov, and the Dust Bowl devastated the Great Plains. (READ MORE)
May 10 in History: Transcontinental Railroad Completed, Hulk Debuts, and Skype Sold to Microsoft
On May 10 in history, the transcontinental railroad was completed, Marvel introduced the Incredible Hulk, and Microsoft purchased Skype. (READ MORE)
May 9 in History: Birth Control Pill Approved, Nixon Impeachment Hearings Begin, and “Friday the 13th” Premieres
On May 9 in history, the first birth control pill was approved, Nixon impeachment hearings began, and “Friday the 13th” premiered in theaters. (READ MORE)