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This Day In History: The Grand Canyon becomes a national monument
On Jan. 11, 1908, President Theodore Roosevelt declared the Grand Canyon a national monument.
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The Wright brothers made NC 'First in Flight' 115 years ago
This day in history: Pearl Harbor attacked
TDIH: Armstrong becomes 1st man to walk on the moon
Happy Birthday, Disneyland!
This Day in History: Sally Ride breaks barriers
This Day In History: The Brooklyn Bridge opens
Happy Birthday, Queen Elizabeth! Photos through the years
Remembering the Columbia tragedy 15 years later
This Day in History: Elvis Presley passes away
Take a look at the life of Nelson Mandela
Titanic Anniversary: Remembering the third-class passengers
Saturday marks anniversary of Challenger explosion
This Day in History: 'Battle of the Sexes' showdown
This Day in History: Women gain the right to vote
This Day in History: Elvis Presley passes away
This Day in History: Michael Jackson dies on June 25, 2009
Sally Ride's journey to space broke glass ceiling for women
U.S. flag turns 239 years old today!
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