October 11 Holidays (2022/2023), Historical Events, Famous Birthdays

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Holidays Calendar October 11 holidays in 2026

Date	Name	Location / Topic
Sunday, Oct 11	International Day of the Girl Child	Awareness & Cause, United Nations
Sunday, Oct 11	It's My Party Day	Fun & Joy, Relationships & Family
Sunday, Oct 11	National Coming Out Day	Relationships & Family
Sunday, Oct 11	National Sausage Pizza Day	Food & Drinks
Sunday, Oct 11	General Pulaski Memorial Day	Culture & History
Sunday, Oct 11	Pastor Appreciation Day	Appreciation & Honor
Sunday, Oct 11	Day of People’s Uprising	North Macedonia
Sunday, Oct 11	Southern Food Heritage Day	Food & Drinks

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Historical Events on October 11

1727: George II is crowned King of Great Britain and Caroline of Ansback is crowned Queen.
1767: An initial survey of the Mason Dixon Line – seperating Maryland from Pennsylvania is finished by Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon.
1809: Explorer Meriwether Lewis dies mysteriously at an inn called Grinder’s Stand along the Natchez Trace in Tennessee.
1865: The Morant Bay Rebellion begins when hundreds of black men and women led by Paul Bogle march in Jamaica.
1910: United States President Theordore Roosevelt flies on a plane built by the Wright brothers. This makes him the first U.S. President to fly in a plane. The flight occurred at Kinlock Field—which would later become Lambert St.Louis International Airport in St.Louis, Missouri.
1942:S Naval ships intercept and defeat Japanese naval forces on their way to reinforce the island of Guadalcanal at the Battle of Cape Esperance during World War II.
1954: The Viet Minh take control of North Vietnam during the First Indochina War.
1984: Astronaut Kathryn D. Sullivan becomes the first American woman to perform a space walk; She did so from the Space Shuttle Challenger.
1986: United States President Ronald Reagan and Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev meet in Reykjavik, Iceland to continue discussions on how each country can scale back their intermediate nuclear missile arsenals in Europe.
1987: The AIDS Memorial Quilt is displayed on the National Mall in Washington, D.C during the 2nd National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. This was the first public display of the AIDS Memorial Quilt.

Famous Birthdays on October 11

American conductor and founder of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra is born in 1835.
American businessman and founder of the H.J. Heinz Company, Henry J. Heinz is born in 1844.
German-Argentinian chemist and Nobel Prize laureate, Freidrick Bergius is born in 1884.
American humanitarian and 39th First Lady of the U.S., Eleanor Roosevelt is born in 1884.
American actor Luke Perry is born in 1966.
American comedian and actor Artie Lange is born in 1967.