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1971- American astronaut Alan Shepard is 1st to hit a golf ball on the moon

1971- American astronaut Alan Shepard is 1st to hit a golf ball on the moon

by qdmhistory | Feb 6, 2023 | History

February 6, 1971, marked a historic moment in space exploration when American astronaut Alan Shepard made golfing history. During Apollo 14's mission to the moon, Shepard became the first person ever to hit a golf ball on another celestial body. Here's what...
1811-Prince George IV, is appointed as Prince-Regent after his father King George III is declared insane

1811-Prince George IV, is appointed as Prince-Regent after his father King George III is declared insane

by qdmhistory | Feb 5, 2023 | History

On February 5, 1811, the British monarchy went through an unprecedented change. King George III was declared insane, and his eldest son, Prince George IV, was then appointed as Regent in order to rule on his father's behalf. This decision was one of the most...
February 4, 1865 – Robert E. Lee Selected as General-in-Chief of Confederate forces

February 4, 1865 – Robert E. Lee Selected as General-in-Chief of Confederate forces

by Matilda Cruz | Feb 4, 2023 | History

Today in history, on February 4, 1865, Robert E. Lee was selected as the Confederate forces’ general-in-chief. Debate over the position had been raging since February of 1862. Confederate President Jefferson Davis feared it would give one man too much power...
1959-“The Day the Music Died” plane crash kills musicians Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, J. P. Richardson and pilot near Clear Lake, Iowa

1959-“The Day the Music Died” plane crash kills musicians Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, J. P. Richardson and pilot near Clear Lake, Iowa

by qdmhistory | Feb 3, 2023 | History

On February 3, 1959, a tragedy that became known as “The Day the Music Died” shocked young people across the country. On this day, three of the most iconic musicians in American music history- Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and J. P. Richardson- were killed when their...
1709-British sailor Alexander Selkirk is rescued by William Dampier after being marooned on a desert island for 5 years, his story inspires “Robinson Crusoe

1709-British sailor Alexander Selkirk is rescued by William Dampier after being marooned on a desert island for 5 years, his story inspires “Robinson Crusoe

by qdmhistory | Feb 2, 2023 | History

On February 2, 1709, British sailor Alexander Selkirk was rescued by William Dampier after spending five years marooned on a desert island. Although the experience itself was undoubtedly grueling and difficult, it eventually provided the inspiration for one of...
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