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Page 8. William Clark makes initial contact with Twisted Hair of the Nez Perce.
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Page 9. Twisted Hair gives Clark a map to "a great fall of the water passing through the rocks."
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Page 11. Lewis writes a letter to President Thomas Jefferson regarding receiving the jade ring from Twisted Hair.
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Page 15. Thomas Jefferson writes a journal entry about Meriwether Lewis' long silence and seeming lunacy once he receives a communication. Lewis seemed to rant and describes a period of time he was away from the main group. This entry is given the date of December first, but the date in the book is simply given as "late 1805 (?)".
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Page 19. Appointed by Thomas Jefferson, Meriwether Lewis began his time as Governor of Upper Louisiana.
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Page 20. The Missouri Gazette runs a blurb about the St. Louis Masonic Lodge, not Lewis as its first Master.
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Page 24. Lewis arrives at a log cabin lodging known as the Grinder's Stand 70 miles southwest of Nashville, TN.
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Page 25. Meriwether Lewis, in possession of the jade ring, dies under mysterious circumstances at the Grinder's Stand, having suffered bullet wounds and blade slashes.
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Page 26. Major James Neely writes to Thomas Jefferson to inform him of Lewis' demise.
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Page 41. White prospectors discover gold in the Wallowa Valley. The date here is listed as January first, but the day of actual discovery, while taking place in 1863, is unclear.
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Page 43. Chief Joseph delivers a speech to his people prior to retreating toward Canada to avoid slaughter in the summer of 1877. The date is listed as June 1, but this event occurred between June and October of that year.
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Page 44. General Oliver Howard contacts Miles to update him on Joseph's retreat toward British Columbia. The date is listed as August first, and while this did occur in August I'm not sure what day.
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Page 46. After a valiant effort and stopping about 30 miles south of the Canadian border, Joseph surrenders to Howard and delivers an epic speech.
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Page. 64. A journal containing references to Owl Cave is found by some loggers at an abandoned campsite in 1879 (unsure of the exact date, so Jan. 1 is used here). The journal explicitly mentions the Owl Cave symbol. The journal ended up in a Masonic lodge as opposed to a library or historical society.
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Page 51. Joseph delivers "A Plea for Peace & Equality" to Washington, D.C.
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Page 54. Liver-Eating Johnson, who had assisted in the capture of Chief Joseph, dies.
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Page 66. The Packards and Martells compete so much the clog the river, which leads to a devastating fire in the town.
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Page 54. Joseph dies in Washington State at the Colville Indian Reservation.
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Page 179. Hank Jennings' great uncle Morgan falls down drunk in Spokane is run over by a beer wagon. Exact date is not known, so 1/1 is used.
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Page 216. According to his passport, Andrew Packard is born this day.
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Page 71. A young Andrew Packard describes an odd Scout camping trip in the Twin Peaks Gazette in which he sees some strange things near Glastonberry Grove.
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Page 75. A private journal entry by Packard reveals Dougie's strange experience in the woods and discusses Dougie's removal from the Scouts.
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Page 78. The Depression begins after Black Tuesday when Wall Street crashes. Douglas Milford Leaves Twin Peaks.
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Page 78. Pear Harbor is attacked, drawing the United States into the war.
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Page 79. Due to the attack on Pearl Harbor, Douglas Milford decides to enlist in San Francisco.
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Page 78. Douglas Milford was charged with black market trafficking of stolen Army property while in Guam. Instead of being punished he was offered a "special" assignment. Time listed as November 1944 but no day. First is used as placeholder.
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Page 243. Lt. L. Ron Hubbard, in an interview with Congressman Richard Nixon, describes how meets Jack Parsons. No date is given except August, so 8/1 is used.
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Page 86. A transport plane carrying 32 U.S. marines goes down in bad weather on Mt. Rainier.
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Page 127. The classified Project Sign report describes this sighting.
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Page 127. The classified Project Sign report describes this sighting.
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Page 94. Harold Dahl witnesses flying saucers hovering above him near Maury Island (Puget Sound area).
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Page 87. A reporter named Paul Lantz publishes a story on what Dahl said he saw at Maury Island.
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Page 127. The classified Project Sign report describes this sighting.
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Page 86. Kenneth Arnold claims to have seen nine flying saucers flying in formation over southern Washington while searching for a downed U.S. Marines transport plane.
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Page 127. The classified Project Sign report describes this sighting.
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Page 127. The classified Project Sign report describes this sighting.
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Page 127. The classified Project Sign report describes this sighting.
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Pae 93. Pilot Emil Smith sees flying saucers while flying toward Seattle.
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Page 80. The Roswell UFO Incident occurs. This date is disputed. William Brazel who initially discovered the debris that became the source of all the theories cites June 14.
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Page 127. The classified Project Sign report describes this sighting.
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Page 127. The classified Project Sign report describes this sighting.
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Page 127. The classified Project Sign report describes this sighting.
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Page 127. The classified Project Sign report describes this sighting.
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Page 81. Corporal Douglas Milford is interviewed about what he saw on July 5th, 1947. He describes seeing debris and possibly some living creatures being cleaned up by high-level military brass.
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Page 127. The classified Project Sign report describes this sighting.
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Page 127. The classified Project Sign report describes this sighting.
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Page 127. The classified Project Sign report describes this sighting.
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Page 88. Douglas Milford and Frederic Nathan (FBI Special Agent) interview Kenneth Arnold about his flying saucer claim in Boise, ID.
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Page 127. The classified Project Sign report describes this sighting.
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Page 92. Douglas purchases a black 1947 Buick Roadmaster sedan. Image here
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Page 103. Lantz reports in the Tacoma Times about the Army plane crash at Kelso, the plane said to have been carrying metal pieces from an alleged flying saucer at Maury Island to be analyzed in California.
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Page 85. The exact date is unknown to me, but sometimes in late January 1948 Project Sign was officially formed. The book reports September 1947 but what I've seen online suggests January 1948. Milford is said to have worked with Sign. September 1 is used as a placeholder here.
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Page 127. The classified Project Sign report describes this sighting.
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Page 134. Twin Peaks Gazette writer Robert Jacoby covers Einer's sighting on September 4, 1947.
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Page 107. Most likely due to his involvement with Arnold, Palmer and Dahl, Crisman's reserve commission is revoked.
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Page 127. The classified Project Sign report describes this sighting.
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Page 143. Dr. Dan Hayward fills out an intake exam form on Coulson, who was one of the three missing children from Jacoby's 9/12/47 article. Interestingly, this is when Coulson gets her infamous tattoo/brand/scar.
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Page 142. Jacoby runs a piece called "All's well that ends well" in which he describes the finding of three children who had vanished in the woods around Twin Peaks.
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Page 115. Paul's wife relays in a letter that two men came to their house to warn Lantz to stop writing about the downed plane and related issues. Date is listed as fall 1947, so October 1 is used here.
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Page 126. A classified document detailing sightings of "flying disks." Milford is present.
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Page 114. Paul Lantz dies without warning. The downed army plane story was one of the last he ever wrote. His death was puzzling to doctors, but the cause of death was listed as meningitis.
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Page 99. The first edition of Fate Magazine prints an account of a meeting between Kenneth Arnold, Ray Palmer and Fred Crisman. Edition came out in March 1948 but the day is unclear. Using first as placeholder.
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Page 241. Congressman Richard Nixon interviews Lt. L. Ron Hubbard about his relationship with Jack Parsons.
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Page 240. Richard Nixon sends a letter to General Twining regarding an interview with L. Ron Hubbard.
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Page 253. Doulgas Milford files a report on Jack Parsons pertaining to whether or not Parsons should have his security access renewed.
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Page 211. Nadine Gertz is born.
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Page 90. CBS newsman Edward Murrow interviews Arnold on the radio, heard nationwide.
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Page 252. L. Ron Hubbard publishes his famous book Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health.
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Page 172. Josie Packard, real name Li Chun Fung, is born.
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Page 108. Fred Crisman becomes a person of interest in the assassination of JFK.
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Page 180. Robert pens article about the football championship loss that was Hank's fault.
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Page 190. Norma Jennings sends her parents a postcard from Hollywood about her travels.
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Page 196. The Fall of Saigon happened on April 30, 1975. A few months later Big Ed returns to town from the war. No exact date given, 8/1 used here.
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Page 191. Norma's father Marty dies. No exact date given, 1/1 used here.
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Page 173. Josie either arranges her father's death or does it herself. She disappears after this because of being suspected of involvement. Exact date is not known, so 1/1 is used.
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Page 173. Interpol complies a file on Josie's background and criminal history.
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Page 171. Andrew falls in love with Josie and marries her. Exact date is not known, so 1/1 is used.
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Page 198. Big Ed's father dies and he takes over the business, renaming it Big Ed's Gas Farm. No exact date given, 1/1 used here.
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Page 191. Norma's mother Ilsa dies. No exact date given, 1/1 used here.
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Page 198. Big Ed meets Nadine. No exact date given, 1/1 used here.
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Page 155. Robert Jacoby is commissioned by the Twin Peaks town council to write a volume on the history of the town.
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Page 176. The boating accident that allegedly killed Andrew occurs.
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Page 211. Nadine's eye is shot out and eventually she goes to see Dr. Lawrence Jacoby at the hospital.
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Page 220. Dr. Will Hayward conducts Josie's autopsy after her strange death the same day as Eckhardt dies.
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Page 169. Dale Cooper compiles a file on the events surrounding Andrew Packard's situation.
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Page 232. Dr. Lawrence Jacoby writes up a medical summary of Ben Horne's Civil War situation.
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Page 227. Ben Horne, via an Assignment of Contract, secures the Packard Sawmill and associated properties from Catherine Martell.
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Page 223. The bank explosion occurs, killing Andrew Packard, Pete Martell and Dell Mibbler. Audrey Horne is injured in the blast.
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Page 234. According to TP, sometime in 1992 Hank Jennings is stabbed to death by a Renault cousin while serving time for various crimes, including parole violations and the shooting of Leo Johnson. No exact date given, so 1/1 used here.
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Page 1. The dossier which is the focus of TP's work is recovered.
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Page 2. Dossier referred to Investigations and Operations Support Section.
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Page 1. Gordon Cole of the FBI assigns work on the dossier to Tamara Preson
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Page 2. Tamara Preston begins work on the dossier.
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Page 3. Tamara Preston records her initial remarks.
