Death in Medina del Campo
Died at Medina del Campo after a 30-year reign that reshaped Castile, completed the Reconquista, and launched overseas expansion.
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Died at Medina del Campo after a 30-year reign that reshaped Castile, completed the Reconquista, and launched overseas expansion.
View detailsIsabella I dies at the royal palace in Medina del Campo, Castile, aged 53, after a thirty-year reign.
View detailsSarah Moore Grimké was born in Charleston, South Carolina, into a wealthy slaveholding family.
View detailsMary Edwards Walker was born in Oswego, New York, later becoming a notable abolitionist and the only female Medal of Honor recipient.
View detailsBorn near Oswego, New York, to abolitionist parents.
View detailsOn November 26, 1883, Sojourner Truth passed away in Battle Creek, Michigan.
View detailsAlice Herz was born on 26 November 1903 in Prague, then part of Austria-Hungary, into a cultured German-Jewish family.
View detailsElsie Inglis died on November 26, 1917, in Newcastle upon Tyne, England.
View detailsOn Nov. 26, 1928, Douglas’s short story "The Peculiar Treasure of Kings" ran in The Saturday Evening Post and received an O. Henry Award.
View detailsPatented a mechanism (US 2,022,286) that moved a doll's eyes and eyelids via arm position, used in her 'Miss Illusion' doll.
View detailsGarbo's final film, Two-Faced Woman, was released on November 26, 1941.
View detailsBirth of Elizabeth Helen Blackburn in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.
View detailsElizabeth Helen Blackburn was born in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.
View detailsPresident Truman presented Grandma Moses the Women’s National Press Club Award at the White House.
View detailsShe filed a further development of her information-signal generation work.
View detailsDavis died in North Chicago, Illinois, at age 93, and was later interred at Arlington National Cemetery.
View detailsRhéaume became the first woman to play in a regular-season QMJHL game, tending goal for the Trois-Rivières Draveurs.
View detailsMary Kom secured a bronze at the Asian Games in 2010.
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