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|event1 = The first astronomical expedition of the United States. Observers left from Harvard College in Cambridge, Massachusetts to Penobscot Bay, ME to observe a {{w|Solar eclipse of October 27, 1780|total solar eclipse}}. | |||
|year2 = 1891 | |||
|event2 = Inventor [http://www.blackinventor.com/pages/philip-downing.html Philip B. Downing] patented a mailbox design featuring an inner safety door for street mailboxes that protected the contents from the elements or thieves. | |||
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Latest revision as of 02:39, 24 June 2013
This Day in Skepticism
Referenced in Episode 380.
- 1780 – The first astronomical expedition of the United States. Observers left from Harvard College in Cambridge, Massachusetts to Penobscot Bay, ME to observe a total solar eclipse.
- 1891 – Inventor Philip B. Downing patented a mailbox design featuring an inner safety door for street mailboxes that protected the contents from the elements or thieves.
Other Events[edit]
- October 27 at Wikipedia