On this date in 1819 that the first bicycle was seen in this U.S. city. And in 1881 in Washington D.C., a new organization was founded that has helped many people along the way.

On this date in 1927 that aviationist Charles Lindberg made history. And not to be outdone, in 1932 Amelia Earhart accomplished an impressive feat of her own.

On this date in 1890 a new opera took the world by storm. And in 1975, a Rolling Stones concert almost had to be cancelled after a crazy accident to Mick Jagger.

On this date in 1965 a new food introduced fast became a favorite in homes across the United States. And in 1985, a guard from the Chicago Bulls won what would be the first of many awards throughout his incredible career.

On this date in 1940 a pretty unique fast food restaurant first opened its doors. And in 1957 at Madison Square Garden in New York, the world was introduced to an unforgettable preacher.

On this date in 1932 a very unique parade, led by New York Mayor Jimmy Walker, was held downtown. And in 1974, the first underground America day was founded.

On this date in 1949 a forgotten wallet paved the way for the future in business. And in 1965, the Rolling Stones recorded one of the most well-known songs in history.

On this date in 1869, a golden spike driven into the ground in Utah made United States history. And in 1994, Nelson Mandela made history of his own in South Africa.

On this date in 1899 a new invention by John Albert Burr helped make an outside chore a lot easier. And in 1887, Queen Victoria and her subjects got a first-hand look at a new show that gained national attention.

On this date in 1886, a man by the name of John Pemberton carried a bottle of his famous "medicine" to Jacob's Pharmacy in Atlanta, and the rest was history. And in 1912, a new film, television, production and distribution studio made its debut.