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Timeline of Newport, Rhode Island. 17th century- 1639 - William Coddington settles.{{sfn|Morse|1797}}
- 1643 - First Society of Friends established (approximate date).{{sfn|Sanford|1887}}
- 1644 - Newport becomes part of the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.
- 1647 - Friends' Burial Ground established.
- 1654 - Thames Street laid out.
- 1656 - Second Baptist Church established.{{sfn|Sanford|1887}}
- 1663 - Easton's windmill built.{{sfn|Godfrey|1951}}
- 1675 - Clifton Burying Ground established.
- 1677
- Jewish Cemetery dedicated.
- Stone mill in operation (approximate date).{{sfn|Godfrey|1951}}
- 1681 - Custom-house established.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- 1690 - Town House built.{{sfn|Denison|1879}}
- 1695 - First Congregational Church established.
- 1697 - Mumford house (residence) built (approximate date).
- 1699 - Great Friends Meeting House built.
18th century- 1703 - Fort built on Goat Island (approximate date).
- 1705 - John Stevens stonecarving shop in business.
- 1723 - July 19: Pirates hanged on Gravelly point.{{sfn|Bayles|1888}}
- 1726 - Trinity Church built.{{sfn|Sanford|1887}}
- 1727 - James Franklin sets up printing press.{{sfn|Rhode Island Historical Society|1915}}
- 1730
- Literary and Philosophical Society organized.[1]
- Seventh Day Baptist Meeting House built.[2]
- White Horse Tavern in business.
- 1732 - Rhode Island Gazette newspaper begins publication.[3]
- 1733 - Organ installed in Trinity Church.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- 1735 - Clarke Street Meeting House built.
- 1740 - January: Snow storm.{{sfn|Bayles|1888}}
- 1741
- State House built.[4]
- Artillery Company of Newport chartered.{{sfn|Sanford|1887}}
- 1743 - Middletown separates from Newport.[5]
- 1746 - Almshouse built.[5]
- 1747 - Redwood Library established.[1]
- 1749 - Lighthouse built.[5]
- 1750 - Fire company organized.{{sfn|Denison|1879}}
- 1752
- Marine society established.{{sfn|Morse|1797}}
- Hunter’s Dispensary in business.{{citation needed|date=December 2012}}
- 1755 - Aaron Lopez (merchant) in business.[6]
- 1758 - Newport Mercury newspaper begins publication.[3]
- 1760 - Francis Malbone House and John Tillinghast House built.
- 1761
- Jewish Club organized.
- Douglass travelling theatre troupe performs.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- 1762 - Brick Market built.
- 1763 - Touro Synagogue{{sfn|Sanford|1887}} and Granary built.{{sfn|Denison|1879}}
- 1764 - Shots fired at HMS St John.
- 1765
- June: Demonstration against impressment.[7]
- August 27: Protest against Stamp Act.
- 1774 - Population: 9,209.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- 1776
- December 8: British occupation begins.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- Population: 5,229.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- 1778 - December: Snow storm.{{sfn|Bayles|1888}}
- 1779 - October 25: British occupation ends.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- 1780
- July 12: French troops arrive.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- Charles Feke apothecary in business.{{sfn|Mercantile Illustrating Co.|1890}}
- Clarke Cooke House built.
- Free African Union Society founded[8]
- 1781
- March 6: George Washington visits Rochambeau in Newport.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- French troops depart.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- 1784
- City incorporated.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- George Hazard becomes mayor.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- Goat Island sold to U.S. military.
- 1787 - Town government resumes.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- 1790
- August 17: George Washington visits Newport.{{sfn|Bayles|1888}}
- Population: 6,716.[9]
- 1792 - Newport Association of Mechanics and Manufacturers incorporated.{{sfn|Greene|1865}}
- 1799
- Fort Adams built.
- Yellow fever epidemic.{{sfn|Bayles|1888}}
19th century- 1803 - Newport National Bank incorporated.{{sfn|Sanford|1887}}
- 1805 - First Methodist Episcopal Church established.{{sfn|Sanford|1887}}
- 1810 - Spencer's variety store in business.{{sfn|Sanford|1887}}
- 1811
- Hammond's Circulating Library in business.[10]
- Samuel Whitehorne House built.
- 1814 - Sherman & Co. grocers in business.{{sfn|Sanford|1887}}
- 1815 - September 23: Gale.{{sfn|Bayles|1888}}
- 1819
- Newport Asylum built on Coasters' Harbor Island.{{sfn|Dix|1852}}
- Savings Bank of Newport incorporated.{{sfn|Sanford|1887}}
- 1823 - Newport Harbor Lighthouse built.
- 1828 - Mechanics' Library established.[15]
- 1831 - Newport Steam Factory built.
- 1832 - Cozzens carpet shop in business.{{sfn|Parsons|1892}}
- 1833 - June 19: Andrew Jackson visits Newport.{{sfn|Bayles|1888}}
- 1834 - Zion Episcopal Church built.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- 1835
- Davis' Family Bakery in business.{{sfn|Sanford|1887}}
- Perry Cotton Mill built.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- 1837 - Coddington cotton mill built.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- 1838 - Armory built.
- 1839 - Kingscote (mansion) built.
- 1845 - Ocean House hotel in business.{{sfn|Parsons|1892}}
- 1846
- The Newport Daily News begins publication.
- First Baptist Church building{{sfn|Sanford|1887}} and Van Zandt house constructed.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- 1847
- Central Baptist Chursh established.{{sfn|Sanford|1887}}
- Hazard grocery and Langley & Bennett in business.{{sfn|Parsons|1892}}
- 1851 - Beechwood (mansion) built.
- 1852
- Street lighting by gas lamp begins (approximate date).{{sfn|Bayles|1888}}
- Chateau-sur-Mer (residence) built.
- 1853
- City incorporated again.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- Robert B. Cranston becomes mayor.
- Church of the Holy Name of Mary built.{{sfn|Sanford|1887}}
- 1854
- Newport Historical Society and Newport Reading Room founded.
- Sisters of Mercy convent built.
- Lighthouse commissioned on Lime Rock.
- 1855 - Touro Park established.{{sfn|Godfrey|1951}}
- 1857 - United Congregational Church built.
- 1859 - August 23: Reunion of the Sons and Daughters of Newport.{{sfn|Bayles|1888}}
- 1860 - Chepstow (mansion) built.
- 1861 - Kaull & Anthony grocers in business.{{sfn|Sanford|1887}}
- 1862 - Nason upholstery in business.{{sfn|Parsons|1892}}
- 1863 - School house built on Willow Street.[11]
- 1864
- Old Colony and Newport Railway begins operating.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- Shiloh Baptist Church organized.{{sfn|Sanford|1887}}
- 1865
- Newport Light Infantry formed.{{sfn|Denison|1879}}[12]
- Scott grocery in business.{{sfn|Parsons|1892}}
- 1866 - Atlantic House roller skating rink opens.[13]
- 1867
- People's Library established.[14]
- Frasch confectionery in business.{{sfn|Parsons|1892}}
- 1869
- U.S. Naval Torpedo Station established on Goat Island.
- August: Ulysses S. Grant visits Newport.{{sfn|Bayles|1888}}
- 1870
- Rose Island Light built.
- Newport & Wickford Railroad and Steamboat Company organized.[15]
- 1871 - Newport Manufacturing Company mill built.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- 1873
- Newport Hospital opens.{{sfn|Sanford|1887}}
- Rogers High School founded.
- 1874 - Ward's Circulating Library in business.[14]
- 1875 - Population: 14,028.{{sfn|Denison|1879}}
- 1876 - International Polo Cup match held.
- 1878
- Young Men's Christian Association organized.{{sfn|Sanford|1887}}
- King & McLeod (dry goods) and Marshall & Flynn (printer) in business.{{sfn|Parsons|1892}}
- 1880
- Channing Memorial Church{{sfn|Sanford|1887}} and Newport Casino built.
- May 30: The League of American Wheelmen is formed in Newport
- 1881
- City water system authorized.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- Newport Skating Rink opens.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- Tennis tournament begins at Newport Casino.
- Groff pharmacy in business.{{sfn|Parsons|1892}}
- 1882
- Couzens and Bull telephone exchange in business.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- Free Chapel of St. John the Evangelist established.{{sfn|Sanford|1887}}
- Vinland Estate built.
- 1883 - Isaac Bell House built.
- 1884
- Naval War College established.
- July 4: Reunion of the Sons and Daughters of Newport.[16]
- 1885
- St. Joseph's Church established.{{sfn|Sanford|1887}}
- Morton Park established (approximate date).{{sfn|Bayles|1888}}
- Stone Tower restored.{{sfn|Godfrey|1951}}
- 1888 - Carr bookseller and Hass florist in business.{{sfn|Parsons|1892}}
- 1889 - Electric trolley begins operating.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- 1891 - Rockhurst (residence) built.
- 1892 - Marble House, Ochre Court, and Rough Point built.
- 1893
- Newport Country Club established.
- 1894 - Belcourt Castle (residence) built.
- 1895 - National Open Golf Championship held at Newport Country Club.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- The Breakers (residence) built.
- 1896 - St. George's School established near Newport.
- 1898 - Vernon Court (residence) built.
- 1899 - September 7: Automobile parade.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- 1900 - Rhode Island state capital relocates to Providence.{{sfn|Britannica|1910}}
20th century- 1901
- - The Elms (residence) built.
- - TJ Brown in business.{{citation needed|date=April 2014}}
- 1902 - Newport Historical Society Museum building{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}} and Oelrichs House constructed.
- 1905
- Civic League formed.[17]
- Population: 25,039.{{sfn|Britannica|1910}}
- 1912 - Art Association of Newport organized.[18]
- 1915 - Miramar (mansion) built.
- 1919
- Seamen's Church Institute founded.[19]
- U.S. Navy sex scandal.
- 1923 - Rhode Island Route 114 designated.
- 1925 - Seaview Terrace (residence) built.
- 1926 - Hotel Viking (hotel) opens.
- 1926 - Courthouse built on Washington Square.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- 1930 - America's Cup yacht race relocates to Newport.
- 1934 - Salve Regina University chartered.
- 1937 - Population: 27,612.{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Newport"}}
- 1938 - September: Hurricane.
- 1942 - Naval Academy Preparatory School relocates to Newport.
- 1946 - United Baptist Church established.
- 1948 - WADK radio (1540 AM) begins broadcasting as WRJM. Call Letters changed to WADK in November 1953.
- 1950 - Naval Justice School relocates to Newport.
- 1953 - September 12: wedding of John Fitzgerald Kennedy and Jacqueline Bouvier.
- 1954
- Newport Jazz Festival begins.
- Tennis Hall of Fame established.
- 1959
- Newport Folk Festival begins.
- Rovensky Park established.
- 1960 - Population: 47,049.
- 1964 - Newport State Airport (Rhode Island) in operation.
- 1965 - Fort Adams State Park established.
- 1969 - Newport Bridge opens.
- 1976 - Brenton Point State Park established.
- 1978 - Naval War College Museum in operation.
- 1980 - Newport Rugby Football Club (Rhode Island) formed.
- 1983
- New York Yacht Club loses the America's cup to the Royal Perth Yacht Club
- Sail Newport established
- 1993 - Yacht Restoration School founded.
- 1998
- Newport International Film Festival begins.
- SVF Foundation established (livestock preservation).
- 2000 - National Museum of American Illustration opens.
21st century- 2004 - City website online (approximate date).[20]
- 2010 - Population: 24,672.
- 2012 - October: Hurricane Sandy storm surge washes away large sections of the Cliff Walk[21]
- 2014 - June: The Cliff Walk reopens after restoration following 2012's storm damage by Hurricane Sandy[22]
See also- Newport history
- Timeline of Providence, Rhode Island
- {{req|Timeline of Rhode Island}}{{sfn|Federal Writers' Project|1937 |ps=: "Chronology"|page=463}}
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}} |publisher = Houghton Mifflin Company |publication-place = Boston |title = Rhode Island |author = Federal Writers' Project |series=American Guide Series |publication-date = 1937 |oclc = 691847 |chapterurl=https://archive.org/stream/rhodeislandguide00federich#page/198/mode/2up |chapter=Newport | ref = {{harvid|Federal Writers' Project|1937}}}} + [https://archive.org/stream/rhodeislandguide00federich#page/463/mode/1up Chronology] - {{cite journal |title=The Archaeology of the Old Stone Mill in Newport, Rhode Island |author=William S. Godfrey, Jr. |journal=American Antiquity |volume= 17 |date=October 1951 |jstor=277246
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{{refend}}ImagesExternal links{{commons category|Newport, Rhode Island}}- Works related to Newport, RI, various dates (via Digital Public Library of America).
- {{cite web |title=Newport |work= Atlas of the Rhode Island Book Trade in the Eighteenth Century |url= http://rihs.org/atlas/results.php?town=Newport |year=2010 |publisher= Rhode Island Historical Society }}
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