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On this date in 1964 the Beatles made their New York City debut. And in 1999, after a five week trial, the Senate acquitted this U.S. President.

On this date in 1836, Samuel Colt received a U.S. patent for a product that remains popular to this day. And in 1919, Oregon legislature was at it again...

On this date in 1930 a cow -- yes, a cow -- made history in the air. And in 1986, the first-ever non-smoking ad aired.

On this date in 1959 that one of the most famous musicians of all-time, 16-years-old at the time, was "fired". And in 1962, John Glenn made space history.

On this date sometime around 270 AD, the origin of Valentine's Day was born. And in 1899, the first trainload of fruit was transported across the country.

On this date in 1913 the state of Oregon passed a landmark law. And in 1968, a new sports Hall of Fame welcomed the public for the first time.

On this date in 1883 in Boston, the first Vaudeville theatre of its kind was born. And in 1972, fans of the Beatles held their breath after George...

On this date in 1930 a new office product was created that really stuck. And in 1950, United States President Harry S. Truman made a huge announcement.

On this date in 1762 the first-ever Saint Patrick's Day Parade was celebrated. And in 1968, the Bee Gees made their debut in America.

On this date in 1853 Gail Borden patented a new process that lives on today. And in 1973, America's first space station took to the skies.