| On this day, July 23rd
Vanessa Williams resigns as Miss America in 1984 and Tiger Woods makes history in 2000.
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| On this day, July 22nd
Saddam Hussein's sons are killed on this day in 2003 and so is "Public Enemy No. 1" in 1934.
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| On this day, July 21st
Today marks "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."
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| On this day, July 20th
Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin land on the moon, Bruce Lee passes away and Vanessa Williams is asked to give up her Miss America crown after nude photos of her were published in Penthouse. Those are just a few of the significant moments in history to happen on July 20th.
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| On this day, July 19th
Some major events on this day include the naming of a new Queen of England in 1553 and Wimbledon crowning its first men's champion in 1877.
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| On this day, July 18th
U.S. Senator Ted Kennedy is involved in an accident in 1969 and Adolf Hitler publishes Mein Kampf in 1925. Those are just two of the major events that happened on this day.
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| On this day, July 17th
The "Happiest Place on Earth" opens its doors in 1955 but several tragedies also happened on this day.
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| On this day, July 16th
The Atomic Age begins in 1945 when an atomic bomb is successfully detonated on this day in New Mexico.
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| On this day, July 15th
Two major events in the aerospace industry took off on this day.
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| On this day, July 14th
The first U.S. National Monument honoring a black American is unveiled in Joplin, Missouri on this day in 1943.
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