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John Muir and his collegues worked for congress to preserve the beautiful land Yosemite is founded on.
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Wrigley is based in Chicago, Illinois, and it originally sold soap and baking powder. But the next year it started on gum.
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This iconic game was played in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. The Latrobe YMCA beat the Jeannette Athletic Club 12-0.
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The future novelist was born in St. Paul, Minnesota, into the family of Mary Mcquillan and Edward Fitzgerald.
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The Klondike Gold Rush starts with the first prospectors going to Seattle. However the chronciled beginning is eght days later as Jack London sails to Klondike to write his stories.
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Edward Fitzgerald got a job at Proctor and Gamble in Buffalo, first move of many the family witll make.
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F. Scott Fitzgerald had one sister named Annabel.
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The Rose Bowl game is an American football game usually held on January first. It was originally called the "Tournament East–West football game."
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Ater two years of bitter rivalry, it pitted the pennant winners of that year in a nine game series, with the American League winner, the Boston Americans.
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Wilbur and Orville Wright flew the first powered aircraft, which they invented, at Kitty Hawke.
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This expo was in Portland, Oregon, and world's fair would host eighteen nations and three colonies, and close on October 15 with attendance of 1.7 million visiting its 402 acre site.
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This act was made to rectify he dirty and drug filled food being made in the public.
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Wilbur Wright escorts Charles W. Furnas in the Wright Flyer III at Huffman Prairie Flying Field in Dayton, Ohio.
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F. Scott Fitzgerald was 12 when is father lost his job, and him and his family moved back to St. Paul to live off of Mary's inheritance.
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The first production Model T Ford is completed at the company's Piquette Avenue plant in Detroit and it would later become the longest running production of the automobile until 1972.
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The work was a detective story called "The Mystery of the Raymond Mortgage."
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When Fitzgerald was 15 his parents sent him to the prestigious Catholic school called Newman School. There he met Father Sigourney Fay, who encouraged Fitzgerald to pursue his literary talents.
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While Fitzgerald was at Princeton, he was dedicated to improving his literary artistic talent and he wrote scripts for the Triangle Club's musicals.
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Gavrilo Princip assassinates Franz Ferdinand, and Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia.
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After being placed on academic probation, Fitzgerald joins the Army and gets commisioned a second lieutenant in the infantry and assigned to Camp Sheridan outside of Montgomery, Alabama.
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While stationed near Montgomery, Alabama, Fitzgerald met his future wife, Zelda.
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Germany had formally surrendered, and all nations had agreed to stop fighting while the terms of peace were negotiated.
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The 19th amendment grants American women the right to vote.
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The United States went dry from alcohol this year after the amendment being ratified the year before.
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They married at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City.
