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*1983: [[The Longman Building]] is named after [[Amusing Locations in Malton/Sir Dick Longman|Dick Longman]]. | *1983: [[The Longman Building]] is named after [[Amusing Locations in Malton/Sir Dick Longman|Dick Longman]]. | ||
*1983: [[Factory 45,42|Floyde Cheezies]] is established. | |||
*1984: The tin and coal industry centered on [[Lamport Hills]] [[Lamport Time Line|goes bankrupt]], pushing Malton into recession. | *1984: The tin and coal industry centered on [[Lamport Hills]] [[Lamport Time Line|goes bankrupt]], pushing Malton into recession. |
Revision as of 21:50, 23 May 2012
This is Bob Moncrief's page to store Timeline information from before the outbreak that he comes across in filling out Project Timeline.
Pre-1800
- 37 A.D.: According to some sources, the area that is now Malton was first inhabited.
- 45: The area of Malton (then called Caswill is conquered by the Roman emperor Vespasian.
- ca. 425: The Celtic Principality of Azuria is founded in modern-day Nixbank.
- ca. 804: The Principality of Azuria is subsumed by Mercia.
- 900s: A leprosy colony is founded in the modern Ridleybank area.
- 1300s: The Black Death sweeps through the area, and Blackmore is used as a dumping ground for bodies.
- 1300s: Over the course of the century, a series of spontaneous combustions take place.
- 1573: St. Lazarus's Chapel is constructed by Greek Cypriots.
- 1600s: The name of Galbraith Hills is derived from the smelly burial traditions there.
- 1609: Stanbury Village is named after Sir Francis Stansbury.
- 1690: Miskatonic University founded in Arkham.
- 1692: The Massacre of Glen Kevan occurs north of modern-day Malton.
- 1766-70: St. Perpetua's Church is built, replacing an asylum which had been destroyed by arson.
- 1776: The Molly Corporation is founded and begins selling tasty snacks.
1800 to 1950
- 1820: The city of Malton is founded from several small towns in the area.
- 1842: The Cabell Arms opens.
- 1848: William Axworthy invents a steam-powered tree-feller.
- 1870: Lort Lamport born in South Africa.
- ca. 1890: Malton Rovers Football Club founded.
- 1909: Lamport Hills is formed, originally named Southern Drewbay and later renamed after Lord Lamport.
- 1910: The ruins of a Roman temple are found on the site of St. Silverius's Church.
- 1912: Malton Electronography established.
- August 15th, 1912: The Great Fire of 1912 begins in several places simultaneously. During the fire, much of the city is destroyed, including all the records of the Malton Rovers Football Club.
- August 24th, 1912: The Great Fire of 1912 ends.
- October 1912: Construction begins on Fort Perryn.
- 1919: The Classey Monument is built to honor the First World War dead.
- 1922: Ridleybank is incorporated.
- 1924: The Lamport National Party is established to protest poor working conditions in the mines of Lamport Hills.
- 1931: Construction of Adney Towers is completed by Nikolai Smirnoff, who uses the building for secret political and cult purposes until 1939.
- 1934: St. Lazarus's Chapel is knocked down and reconstructed.
- 1935: The Malton Sticks Hockey Club is founded.
- 1940: During World War II, Project Waterloo is undertaken.
- 1941: Much of Malton is bombed by Germans.
- 1942: Lord Lamport dies in a freak greenhouse accident.
- December 19th, 1944: Northern Malton is bombed by Germans again.
- 1948: At the Strange Bank in Barrville, several bank robbers die in a strange satanic ritual.
- 1949: Dick Longman born in Newforkhampstershire.
1950 to 2000
- 1960s: Fort Perryn decommissioned
- August 8th, 1965: Thomas Dinan born in East Yorkshire.
- October 16th, 1965: Johnathon A. Tikhon born in Moscow.
- 1968-1972: Dick Longman serves in Vietnam, achieving the rank of Sergeant. In 1972, he is heroically injured.
- 1970s: The term Amusing Locations in Malton/The Arkham Sisters is first used to describe New and Old Arkham.
- December 1971: The Preston Building is built as the first Necro-Tech facility in Malton.
- 1974: The Lamport National Party wins local elections in Lamport Hills.
- 1975: Archaeological excavations reveal much about the early history of Galbraith Hills.
- 1980: Hogyson Place is allegedly named after the physical deformities of Dick Longman's son.
- 1981: The Malton Sticks win the Federal League title.
- 1981: Floyde Stadium is built on the former site of St. Symmachus's Church, which is moved to the southwest.
- 1981: Social unrest in Lamport Hills protesting the Lamport National Party government, which promptly collapses.
- 1983: The Longman Building is named after Dick Longman.
- 1983: Floyde Cheezies is established.
- 1984: The tin and coal industry centered on Lamport Hills goes bankrupt, pushing Malton into recession.
- 1985: Sir Dick Longman is knighted and The Longman Monument is erected in his honor.
- 1986: Longman Electric founded by Sir Dick Longman.
- 1987: During ongoing economic recession, food riots occur in Lamport Hills.
- 1988: Malton Electronography and Longman Electric merge to form Malton Electric.
- 1994: Necro-Tech acquires the bankrupt cryonics firm CryoLogistics.
- June 15th, 1999: The Harmsworth Massacre takes place at Harmsworth Bank in Kinch Heights.
2000 to 2005
- 2003: The Malton Rippers Basketball Team begins playing at Rodges Stadium.
- 2003: The Colbourne Mishap occurs on Colbourne Boulevard.
- May 10th, 2003: The Kevokov Bombing kills Thomas Dinan and thirty-two others at The Dinan Hotel.
- July 3rd, 2005: an outbreak of a mysterious virus occurs in Malton. A PTA meeting is being held at Godsland Street School at the time. Sir Dick Longman goes missing.