Birth of Elizabeth at Greenwich
Birth of Elizabeth, daughter of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, at Greenwich Palace near London, England.
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Birth of Elizabeth, daughter of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, at Greenwich Palace near London, England.
View detailsAnne Boleyn gave birth to Princess Elizabeth at Greenwich Palace, her only surviving child and the future Queen Elizabeth I.
View detailsBorn at Greenwich Palace near London, daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, into the turbulent world of the English Reformation.
View detailsCaroline Schelling died on September 7, 1809, in Maulbronn, Germany.
View detailsOn September 7, 1838, Grace Darling participated in the rescue of nine survivors from the shipwrecked SS Forfarshire.
View detailsAnna Mary Robertson was born on this day in Greenwich, New York.
View detailsBirth of Anna Mary Robertson, later known as Grandma Moses, on a farm near Greenwich, New York.
View detailsMacmillan published Mary Agnes Chase’s "First Book of Grasses," a widely used beginner’s guide to grass structure and taxonomy.
View detailsLouise Suggs was born on September 7, 1923, in Atlanta, Georgia.
View detailsNefertiti bust was installed in the Neues Museum, Berlin, in 1924.
View detailsShe qualifies as the first female pilot in the U.S. Army Air Forces, meeting AAF standards for the Ferrying Division.
View detailsCompletes 100 m–200 m sprint double plus relay gold at Rome 1960, first U.S. woman to do so.
View detailsBecomes first American female Olympian to win three track-and-field golds at one Games.
View detailsRecognized at Rome 1960 as the first woman to win three gold medals in a single Olympic Games.
View detailsRecognized at Rome 1960 as the first American woman to win three track-and-field golds at one Olympics.
View detailsBecomes the first Black woman to win three track-and-field gold medals in a single Olympics.
View detailsKaren Blixen died on September 7, 1962, in Rungsted, Denmark.
View detailsSeles won her first US Open, defeating Martina Navratilova.
View detailsKörber European Science Prize presented in Hamburg to May-Britt and Edvard Moser for discoveries on grid cells and spatial navigation.
View detailsMo'ne Davis was featured in TIME's "Firsts" project.
View detailsProfiled in TIME's "Firsts: Women Who Are Changing the World".
View detailsTIME profiles Blackburn in "Firsts: Women Who Are Changing the World," highlighting her telomere and telomerase discoveries.
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