Today in History — May 5
1891
5 May 1891 U.S.A. Carnegie Hall
In 1891, one of the most iconic and prestigious music venues in the United States, Carnegie Hall, opened its doors in New York City. Built by the philanthropist and industrialist Andrew Carnegie, Carnegie Hall quickly…
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1970
4 May, 1970 - U.S.A. Kent State University Shootings
On May 4, 1970, one of the most tragic and consequential events in American history took place at Kent State University in Ohio, when National Guard troops opened fire on unarmed student protesters, resulting in…
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3 May, 1991 U.S.A. Last Dallas Episode Shown
On May 3, 1991, the United States witnessed the end of an era as the final episode of the long-running television series \"Dallas\" aired, bringing to a close one of the most iconic and influential…
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