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*[[1821]] – Territorial governor [[Andrew Jackson]] issues a proclamation banishing several Spanish citizens, including [[Marcos de Villiers]] and [[Arnaldo Guillemard]], from the city. | *[[1821]] – Territorial governor [[Andrew Jackson]] issues a proclamation banishing several Spanish citizens, including [[Marcos de Villiers]] and [[Arnaldo Guillemard]], from the city. | ||
| − | *[[1973]] - Indian Summer outdoor concert held at Five Flags Speedway, featuring musicians Wet Willie, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Albert King, Bloodrock, Lyman Slack, | + | *[[1973]] - Indian Summer outdoor concert held at Five Flags Speedway, featuring musicians Wet Willie, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Albert King, Bloodrock, Lyman Slack, also King Wesley and The Rising Suns. |
*[[1983]] – The [[Crystal Ice Company building]] is added to the National Register of Historic Places | *[[1983]] – The [[Crystal Ice Company building]] is added to the National Register of Historic Places | ||
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Events[edit]
- 1821 – Territorial governor Andrew Jackson issues a proclamation banishing several Spanish citizens, including Marcos de Villiers and Arnaldo Guillemard, from the city.
- 1973 - Indian Summer outdoor concert held at Five Flags Speedway, featuring musicians Wet Willie, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Albert King, Bloodrock, Lyman Slack, also King Wesley and The Rising Suns.
- 1983 – The Crystal Ice Company building is added to the National Register of Historic Places
