21 indexed achievements across recorded history.
Pocahontas's marriage to Rolfe was a notable diplomatic success.
View detailsBirth of Sybil Ludington in Fredericksburg (later Ludingtonville), New York, eldest child of Patriot militia colonel Henry Ludington and Abigail Knowles Ludington.
View detailsU.S. Patent No. 23,536 granted to Martha Coston (as administratrix) for her “Pyrotechnic Night Signals” maritime flare system.
View detailsAnne Sullivan's water pump lesson enabled Keller to connect language with objects.
View detailsAt the water pump on April 5, 1887, Keller realizes finger‑spelled words represent objects—her language breakthrough.
View detailsThe play 'Hödmir' by Maud Howe Elliott premiered at the Central Music Hall in Chicago.
View detailsErnestine Gilbreth Carey was born on April 5, 1908, in New York City.
View detailsRuth Elizabeth Davis was born in Lowell, Massachusetts, later known as Bette Davis.
View detailsJanet Davison Rowley was born in New York City, later becoming the geneticist who proved chromosomal translocations cause leukemia.
View detailsFirst interracial dance duo on film in "The Little Colonel."
View detailsPosthumously awarded the George Cross in the UK for heroism in WWII.
View detailsHeumann helped lead disabled activists occupying the HEW regional office in San Francisco, demanding regulations to enforce Section 504.
View detailsHepburn received the American Film Institute's Life Achievement Award at the 7th AFI Life Achievement Award ceremony.
View detailsZaha Hadid formally received the Pritzker Architecture Prize in St. Petersburg on April 5, 2004.
View detailsCorita Kent was posthumously honored as an AIGA Medalist for her contributions to graphic design.
View detailsSwam 400 m freestyle at Swim Cup Den Haag, Netherlands.
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