This Day In History

September 27th, 2007

In 1722, Samuel Adams was born.

In 1792, George Cruikshank was born. He illustrated Charles Dickens’ books.

In 1894, the Aqueduct Race Track opened in New York.

In 1920, Jayne Meadows was born.

In 1934, Wilford Brimley was born.

In 1947, Meat Loaf was born.

In 1954, the Tonight Show debuted on NBC.

In 1958, Shaun Cassidy was born.

In 1964, the Warren Commission report was released.

You can find out more about this day in history at the History Channel, and Those Were The Days.

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