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September 1896, Francis Scott Fitzgerald is born in St. Paul, Minnesota. He was child number 3 out of 5.
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September 1908, Scott went to st. Paul academy but his grades were so bad he went to a catholic prep school in New Jersey.
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October 1909, His first story published “The Mystery of the Raymond Mortgage” was published in the St. Paul Academy Now and Then.
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August 1911, His first play production at Elizabeth Dramatic Club in St. Paul.
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October 1917, He gets drafted into the US army as a 2nd lieutenant.
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June 1919, His fiance Zelda Sayre called off the engagement (for now).
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April 1920, The wedding is back on and they got married in New York.
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October 1921, Frances Scott Scottie Fitzgerald, they brought a baby girl into the world.
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July 1924, Scott began to write one of the most famous pieces of work, The Great Gatsby.
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February 1926, The play version of The Great Gatsby plays on Broadway for the first time.
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June 1930, Zelda later gets diagnosed as schizophrenic in Geneva, Switzerland.
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November 1931, Scott travels alone to Hollywood to get more work done.
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February 1939, Scott works on Winter Carnival but eventually gets fired for drinking on the job.
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November 1940, He gets his first heart attack in a store on Sunset Blvd.
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December 21,1940, Scott dies from a heart attack in Sheilah Graham’s apartment.
