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The Northeast Blackout of 1965: When the Grid Went Dark

The Northeast Blackout of 1965: When the Grid Went Dark

On the evening of November 9, 1965, an ordinary autumn rush hour became a vast power emergency. A cascading electrical failure swept across much of the northeastern United States and ...
Under Vacuum: Gail Borden and the Preservation of Milk

Under Vacuum: Gail Borden and the Preservation of Milk

November 9, 1801, marks the birth of Gail Borden Jr. in Norwich, New York. Before becoming known for condensed milk, Borden worked as a surveyor in Texas, helped lay out ...

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Firelight at Fishdam Ford: A British Surprise Attack Falters

Firelight at Fishdam Ford: A British Surprise Attack Falters

In the early hours of November 9, 1780, a British force under Major James Wemyss attacked Thomas Sumter’s Patriot militia camp at Fishdam Ford on South Carolina’s Broad River. Wemyss ...
The Great Boston Fire of 1872: A City’s Hidden Vulnerabilities

The Great Boston Fire of 1872: A City’s Hidden Vulnerabilities

On the evening of November 9, 1872, a fire broke out in the basement of a commercial building on Summer Street in Boston, Massachusetts. Over nearly twenty hours, it devastated ...

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Beyond Mach 6: Robert M. White and the X-15

Beyond Mach 6: Robert M. White and the X-15

On November 9, 1961, U.S. Air Force test pilot Robert Michael White became the first person to fly a winged aircraft faster than Mach 6. Piloting the rocket-powered North American ...
The Anchor of Remembrance: The Arrival of the Unknown Soldier

The Anchor of Remembrance: The Arrival of the Unknown Soldier

On November 9, 1921, the cruiser USS Olympia arrived at the Washington Navy Yard carrying the remains of an unidentified American soldier killed in France during World War I. Brought ...

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The Clockwork of Equality: Benjamin Banneker’s Letter to Jefferson

The Clockwork of Equality: Benjamin Banneker’s Letter to Jefferson

Benjamin Banneker was born on November 9, 1731, in Baltimore County, Maryland. A free African American farmer, largely self-taught mathematician, and astronomer, he built a working wooden clock and developed ...

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