This Day In History.
In 1784, the Continental Congress met for the first time in Annapolis, Maryland.
In 1860, Annie Oakley was born.
In 1889 William Gray patented the coin-operated telephone.
In 1895, Burt Lahr was born.
In 1899, Alfred Hitchcock was born.
In 1929, Pat Harrington was born.
In 1930, Don Ho was born.
In 1934, Al Capp started drawing Li’l Abner.
In 1951, Dan Fogelberg was born.
In 1959, Danny Bonaduce was born.
In 1964, Dean Martin’s Everybody Loves Sombody was topping the charts.
You can find out more about this day in history at the History Channel, and Those Were The Days.
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