Historical Bucket List

Triggered by this article (“Brits wish they’d seen these top 25 historical events”), I thought I’d put together my own list of historical events I’d like to have witnessed firsthand.  (I know, I wrote a similar post a while back, but times have changed.)  They are in no specific order of preference.

1. Gunfight at the OK Corral
2. Sinking of the Bismarck
3. Wright Brothers’ first flight
4. Battle at Little Big Horn
5. Eruption of Krakatoa, 1883
6. 24-hour Le Mans race, 1934 (from several vantage points)
7. The Beatles playing at the Cavern club in Liverpool
8. Battle of Hastings, 1066
9. Any Blaze Starr performance at the Two O’ Clock Club
10. Bombing of the Eder Dam by RAF 617 (“Dambusters”) Squadron
11. Constitutional Convention, 1787
12. Great Fire of London, 1666
13. Any Led Zeppelin concert, 1970–71
14. London Blitz, September 1940–May 1941
15. First performance of Stravinsky’s Rite Of Spring, 1913
16. Battle of Rorke’s Drift, 1879
17. Borg–McEnroe Wimbledon final, 1980
18. Liberation of Paris, 1944
19. Trial of Galileo, 1633 (assuming I could speak medieval Italian)
20. Battle of Marathon, 490 BC
21. 1906 San Francisco earthquake
22. Assassination of Julius Caesar
23. Alvin York’s heroic action in France, 1918
24. The deaths of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
25. Queen Victoria’s wedding night

Your choices (any number up to 25) in Comments.