On this day in history, March 18: American Express is founded, the first electric razor is marketed, and the largest art robbery in history occurs at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. (READ MORE)
On this day in history, March 18: American Express is founded, the first electric razor is marketed, and the largest art robbery in history occurs at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. (READ MORE)
On this day in history, March 17: the first St. Patrick’s Day parade in America takes place, construction begins on the Empire State Building, and Nevada legalizes gambling. (READ MORE)
On this day in history, March 16: Lansing becomes Michigan’s state capital, Robert H. Goddard launches the first liquid-fuel rocket, and the Dow Jones crosses the 10,000 mark for the first time. (READ MORE)
Discover what happened on March 15 in history, including the assassination of Julius Caesar on the Ides of March, Christopher Columbus returning to Spain, and Michigan becoming the first state to tax property to support a university. (READ MORE)
Discover what happened on March 14 in history, including Eli Whitney’s cotton gin patent, Henry Ford’s revolutionary automobile assembly line, and the strange Prohibition-era whiskey truck that sank in the Detroit River. (READ MORE)
Discover what happened on March 13 in history, including the discovery of Pluto, the election of Pope Francis, the first appearance of Dennis the Menace, and the launch of WBDC radio in Grand Rapids. (READ MORE)
Discover what happened on March 12 in history, including the founding of the Girl Scouts, the proposal that created the World Wide Web, the Detroit Red Wings retiring Gordie Howe’s number, and other notable historical events. (READ MORE)