| 1680 |
New Hampshire becomes a Royal Colony |
| 1763 |
Warren, N.H., chartered |
| 1778 |
Revolutionary War - Samuel Merrill born |
| 1790 |
Josiah Bartlett elected the first President of N.H. |
| 1799 |
Uncle Sammy goes fishing and settles at the end of the road to "East Parte" |
| 1806 |
Great Eclipse - Nathaniel Merrill born |
| War of 1812 |
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| 1849 |
Boston, Concord & Montreal Railroad reaches Warren - Amos Merrill born |
| 1860 |
Moosilauke Prospect House opens and Merrills begin the "Mountain Home" along the Carriage Road |
| 1861 |
Civil War - Sammy dies in 1863 at age 85 |
| 1878 |
Nathaniel dies at 72 - Amos takes over |
| 1879 |
The "Twins" - Lena and Fannie - born |
| 1893 |
John Olin begins a dozen summers at Merrills |
| 1899 |
The first auto reaches the Baker River valley - The Weirs sends its bridge north to become the "High Bridge"
across the Baker River gorge |
| 1904 |
Marjorie Phyllis Smith born to Lena Merrill Smith and A. Leroy Smith |
| 1906 |
Lightning Strikes |
| 1910 |
Last Merrill summer |
| 1915 |
Mysterious fire destroys the Merrill's Mt. Home |
| 1937 |
The Merrill Farm becomes part of the national heritage and the White Mt. National Forest |
| 1942 |
Moosilauke Summit House disappears in a lightning storm |
| 1953-4 |
The last train passes through the Baker River valley and the Moosilauke Inn at Breezy Point is destroyed in a fire |
