On this day in history, March 29: Coca-Cola is created, Niagara Falls stops flowing, and the Dow Jones surpasses 10,000. (READ MORE)
March 28 in History: Three Mile Island Accident, “Ed Sullivan Show” Ends, and “Futurama” Debuts
On this day in history, March 28: the Three Mile Island accident occurs, “The Ed Sullivan Show” airs its final episode, and “Futurama” debuts. (READ MORE)
March 27 in History: U.S. Navy Created, Alaska Earthquake Strikes, and Viagra Approved
On this day in history, March 27: the U.S. Navy is established, a massive Alaska earthquake strikes, and Viagra is approved. (READ MORE)
March 26 in History: Polio Vaccine Announced, Woodstock Film Premieres, and the Melissa Virus Spreads
On this day in history, March 26: Jonas Salk announces the polio vaccine, the Woodstock film premieres, and the Melissa computer virus spreads worldwide. (READ MORE)
March 24 in History: First Long-Distance Phone Call, Exxon Valdez Oil Spill, and “The Office” Debuts
On this day in history, March 24: the first long-distance phone call is made, the Exxon Valdez oil spill occurs, and The Office premieres on NBC. (READ MORE)
March 23 in History: Patrick Henry’s Famous Speech, the Wright Brothers’ Patent, and Michigan’s First Test-Tube Baby
On this day in history, March 23: Patrick Henry gives his famous liberty speech, the Wright brothers receive an airplane patent, and Michigan’s first test-tube baby is born. (READ MORE)
March 22 in History: First Printed Book, First Shopping Mall in Michigan, and the Laser Patent
On this day in history, March 22: the Gutenberg Bible is printed, Michigan’s first shopping mall opens, and the laser is patented. (READ MORE)