Nathaniel Hawthorne
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- Son: Julian Hawthorne
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| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
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| 1804/07/04 | Nathaniel Hawthorne is born at 27 Union St, Salem, (backyard of current 16 Herbert St, the house itself was moved next to the Seven Gables in 1958) | Born | Nathaniel Hawthorne Birthplace, Salem | Salem, MA | Nathaniel Hawthorne's Birthday | ||
| 1808/00/00 | Widow Hawthorne, two daughters and son Nathaniel move in with her parents, spring 1808, Nathaniel's room was on the 3rd floor | Home | Manning House | Salem, MA | |||
| 1816/00/00 | Nathaniel Hawthorne home 1816 to 1819 | Home | Nathaniel Hawthorne Boyhood Home | Raymond | |||
| 1820/00/00 | Nathaniel Hawthorne visits the area frequently before and during his enrollment at Bowdoin College in Brunswick. | Home | Richard Manning House | Casco, ME | |||
| 1825/00/00 | Nathaniel Hawthorne begins studies at Bowdoin College in 1821, graduates in 1825 | Education | Massachusetts Hall, Bowdoin College | Brunswick | |||
| 1825/07/00 | After graduating from Bowdoin College, Nathaniel Hawthorne returns to live at the "Castle Dismal" on Herbert St. | Home | Manning House | Salem, MA | |||
| 1828/00/00 | Hawthorne Cottage is originally built by Robert Manning for his sister, Elizabeth Hawthorne and her children at 31 Dearborn St. | Home | Elizabeth Hawthorne Cottage | Salem, MA | |||
| 1831/00/00 | Nathaniel Hawthorne sojourns at the Shaker Community in Canterbury, NH. | Visitor | Canterbury Shaker Village | Canterbury | |||
| 1832/00/00 | Hawthorne visits the Erie Canal and Niagara Falls in New York. | Visitor | Niagara Falls | Niagara Falls, NY | |||
| 1832/00/00 | Hawthorne visits the Erie Canal and Niagara Falls in New York. | Visitor | Niagara Falls | Niagara Falls, OT | |||
| 1832/00/00 | Hawthorne visits the Erie Canal and Niagara Falls in New York. | Visitor | Niagara Falls | Niagara Falls State Park | |||
| 1832/00/00 | Hawthorne and his family return to the Herbert St house. | Home | Manning House | Salem, MA | |||
| 1835/00/00 | "The Ambitious Guest" by Nathaniel Hawthorne is published. | Author | The Ambitious Guest (Short Story) | ||||
| 1835/00/00 | "The Gray Champion" by Nathaniel Hawthorne is published. | Author | The Gray Champion (Short Story) | ||||
| 1835/00/00 | "Young Goodman Brown" by Nathaniel Hawthorne is published anonymously in The New-England Magazine. | Author | Young Goodman Brown (Short Story) | ||||
| 1836/00/00 | "The Minister's Black Veil" by Nathaniel Hawthorne is published. | Author | The Minister's Black Veil (Short Story) | ||||
| 1836/01/00 | Hawthorne moves to Boston but he will return to the Herbert St house in Salem in August. | Home | Manning House | Salem, MA | |||
| 1837/00/00 | "David Swan" by Nathaniel Hawthorne is published. | Author | David Swan (short story) | ||||
| 1837/11/00 | Sophia Peabody meets Nathaniel Hawthorne at the Peabody family home in Salem, Massachusetts. | Groom | Grimshawe-Peabody House, Salem | Salem, MA | Marriage of Sophia Peabody and Nathaniel Hawthorne | ||
| 1838/07/00 | During a visit to North Adams, Massachusetts, Hawthorne climbs Mount Greylock several times. | Life | Mount Greylock Summit Historic District | Adams, MA | |||
| 1839/00/00 | Nathaniel Hawthorne is engaged as a weigher and gauger at the Boston Custom House (lost) by historian George Bancroft, Collector of the Port. | Work | |||||
| 1841/04/00 | Hawthorne becomes a member of the transcendentalist Utopian community at Brook Farm. He will leave in November. | Home | Brook Farm Historic Site, Boston | Boston | |||
| 1842/07/09 | Sophia and Nathaniel Hawthorne rent Old Manse from Ralph Waldo Emerson for $100 per annum. | Home | Old Manse | Concord, MA | |||
| 1842/07/09 | Sophia Peabody weds Nathaniel Hawthorne in the upstairs parlor at the Peabody Home in Boston, MA. | Groom | Peabody Residence and Book Room | Boston | Marriage of Sophia Peabody and Nathaniel Hawthorne | ||
| 1843/03/00 | "The Birth-Mark" by Nathaniel Hawthorne is published in the last issue of The Pioneer, 1843, Volume 1, Issue 3. | Author | The Birthmark (Short Story) | ||||
| 1844/12/00 | "Rappaccini's Daughter" by Nathaniel Hawthorne is published in The United States Magazine and Democratic Review. | Author | Rappaccini's Daughter (Short Story) | ||||
| 1845/00/00 | Nathaniel Hawthorne writes most of the stories that will be included in "Mosses From an Old Manse" at the Old Manse. | Author | Mosses from an Old Manse (short story collection) | Old Manse | Concord, MA | ||
| 1845/07/01 | As for Thoreau, there is one chance in a thousand that he might write a most excellent and readable book.... - NH to publisher Evert Duyckinck | Mentor | Walden: Life in the Woods | ||||
| 1845/10/02 | Unable to afford the rent on their Concord home, Nathaniel, Sophia, and daughter Una, return to live in Hawthorne's mother's home on Herbert St in Salem. | Home | Manning House | Salem, MA | |||
| 1846/00/00 | "Mosses from an Old Manse", a collection of short stories by Nathaniel Hawthorne, is published by Wiley and Putnam, 6 Waterloo Place, London. | Author | Mosses from an Old Manse (short story collection) | ||||
| 1846/04/09 | Nathaniel Hawthorne is awarded Surveyor of the Port of Salem, earning $1,200 per year. His office was in the Custom House on Derby Street, 1846-1849. | Work | Salem Custom House | Salem, MA | |||
| 1846/07/00 | Shortly after the birth of their son Julian, the Hawthorne family moves into the Bott-Fabin House. | Home | Bott-Fabin House | Salem, MA | |||
| 1847/00/00 | During his time at the Custom House in Salem from 1846 through 1849, Nathaniel Hawthorne often visits his second cousin, Susanna Ingersoll. | Family | House of Seven Gables | Salem, MA | |||
| 1849/00/00 | Hawthorne's work as Surveyor of the Port of Salem ends. | Work | Salem Custom House | Salem, MA | |||
| 1850/02/23 | Nathaniel Hawthorne finishes reading "The Scarlet Letter" to his wife, Sophia. Mall St will be the Hawthorne home until March 1850. | Author | The Scarlet Letter | The Scarlet Letter House | Salem, MA | ||
| 1850/03/16 | "The Scarlet Letter" by Nathaniel Hawthorne is published by Ticknor and Fields. | Author | The Scarlet Letter | Old Corner Bookstore | Boston | ||
| 1850/07/00 | In the cottage he named Tanglewood, Nathaniel Hawthorne works on "The House of the Seven Gables" in Lenox. | Home | The House of the Seven Gables | Hawthorne's Little Red Cottage | Stockbridge | ||
| 1850/08/05 | Taking refuge under overhanging rocks during the thunderstorm, Nathaniel Hawthorne and Herman Melville have a vigorous discussion which will influence Melville's new book, Moby-Dick. | Guest | Moby Dick (book) | Monument Mountain | Great Barrington, MA | Evert Duyckinck's Monument Picnic | |
| 1851/00/00 | "The House of the Seven Gables" by Nathaniel Hawthorne is published by Ticknor and Fields. | Author | The House of the Seven Gables | Old Corner Bookstore | Boston | ||
| 1851/07/00 | In Melville's barn, Hawthorne and Melville sit in the hayloft for many long evenings discussing Melville's progress with "Moby Dick", 1850-1852. | Mentor | Moby Dick (book) | Herman Melville House, Pittsfield | Pittsfield, MA | ||
| 1851/11/00 | In the dining room of the Little Red Inn in Lenox, Herman Melville presents an inscribed copy of his new novel, Moby-Dick, to his friend, Nathaniel Hawthorne, the man to whom the work was dedicated. | Life | Moby Dick (book) | Little Red Inn, Stockbridge | Stockbridge | ||
| 1852/03/08 | Nathaniel Hawthorne buys one acre with a dwelling house and other buildings thereon standing from the Alcott trustees. The Hawthornes will give it the name 'The Wayside'. | Home | The Wayside | Concord, MA | |||
| 1853/06/14 | Longfellow host a farewell dinner party for Nathaniel Hawthorne. | Guest of honor | Longfellow House - Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site | Cambridge, MA | Nathaniel Hawthorne Farewell Dinner Party | ||
| 1853/08/01 | In July, the Hawthorne family departs for England where Nathaniel Hawthorne will assumes office United States Consul to Liverpool on the 1 of August. | Work | The Wayside | Concord, MA | |||
| 1854/10/09 | My ancestor left England in 1635. I return in 1853. Sometimes feel as if I myself had been absent these two hundred and eighteen years-leaving England just emerging from the feudal system, and finding it on the verge of Republicanism. NH notebook | Author | Liverpool | Merseyside | |||
| 1855/00/00 | US Consul to Liverpool from 1853 to 1857, Nathaniel Hawthorne lives at Mrs Blodgets boarding house at 153 Duke Street, Liverpool from 1856-1857. | Home | Mrs Blodgets Boarding House, Liverpool | Duke Street | |||
| 1855/08/00 | In August, Nathaniel Hawthorne visits Smithell's Hall, near Bolton, and learns the legend of the Bloody Footstep. | Guest | Smithills Hall | Bolton | |||
| 1857/00/00 | US Consul Hawthorne speaks at the Foundation Stone ceremony for the William Brown Library And Museum. Designed by Thomas Allom, it opened in 1860. | Dignitary | William Brown Library And Museum | Liverpool | |||
| 1864/05/19 | At the Pemigewasset House hotel (lost) in Plymouth in New Hampshire, Franklin Pierce, checking on his friend in the adjoining room, discovers Nathaniel Hawthorne has passed away. | Died | Plymouth | New Hampshire | Death of Nathaniel Hawthorne | ||
| 1864/05/23 | Pallbearers, including Louisa May Alcott, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and John Greenleaf Whittier, carry Nathaniel Hawthorne's body to his grave at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. | In Memoriam | Sleepy Hollow Cemetery | Concord, MA | Death of Nathaniel Hawthorne | ||
| 1882/00/00 | "Dr Grimshawe's Secret" by Nathaniel Hawthorne is published. Unfinished, Hawthorne used the Peabody home as a setting. Another incomplete work, "Dr Dolliver's Romance", is also set here. | Author | Grimshawe-Peabody House, Salem | Salem, MA |
10 Creative Works by Nathaniel Hawthorne »
| Title | Type | Association | Y/M/D | Moniker |
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| The Ambitious Guest (Short Story) | Author | Short Story | 1835/00/00 |
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| The Gray Champion (Short Story) | Author | Short Story | 1835/00/00 |
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| Young Goodman Brown (Short Story) | Author | Short Story | 1835/00/00 |
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| The Minister's Black Veil (Short Story) | Author | Short Story | 1836/00/00 |
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| David Swan (short story) | Author | Short Story | 1837/00/00 |
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| The Birthmark (Short Story) | Author | Short Story | 1843/03/00 |
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| Rappaccini's Daughter (Short Story) | Author | Short Story | 1844/12/00 |
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| Mosses from an Old Manse (short story collection) | Author | Short Story Collection | 1846/00/00 | |
| The Scarlet Letter | Author | Book | 1850/03/16 |
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| The House of the Seven Gables | Author | Book | 1851/00/00 |
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