Scientists of the Industrial Revolution

The atlas holds 17 people and 296 moments here, from 1762 to 1840. The most recorded lives are Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, George Washington and Carl Friedrich Gauss.

Moments

  1. 1827 Tours Scotland and Ireland Charles Darwin
  2. 1827 Visits Paris Charles Darwin
  3. 1828 Comes into residence at Cambridge Charles Darwin
  4. 1828 Retreats to the Dornburg Palaces Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
  5. 1828 Studies at Barmouth Charles Darwin
  6. 1828 Berlin scientific congress Carl Friedrich Gauss
  7. 1829 Reports at Doctors' Commons Charles Dickens
  8. 1829 Discusses beetles in London Charles Darwin
  9. 1829 Attends Birmingham music meeting Charles Darwin
  10. 1830 Becomes a British Museum reader Charles Dickens
  11. 1830 Enters Trier Gymnasium Karl Marx
  12. 1831 Work at the Royal Institution Michael Faraday
  13. 1831 Undertakes North Wales geological tour Charles Darwin
  14. 1831 Inspects HMS Beagle at Plymouth Charles Darwin
  15. 1831 Arrives at Devonport for voyage Charles Darwin
  16. 1831 Sails from Devonport aboard Beagle Charles Darwin
  17. 1832 Dies at his Weimar residence Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
  18. 1833 Meeting Christian Ludwig Gerling Carl Friedrich Gauss
  19. 1833 Birth at Norrlandsgatan Alfred Nobel
  20. 1834 Takes rooms at Furnival's Inn Charles Dickens
  21. 1835 Enrolls at Bonn University Karl Marx
  22. 1836 Returns to Trier and becomes engaged Karl Marx
  23. 1836 Marries at St Luke's Church Charles Dickens
  24. 1836 Organizes collections in Cambridge Charles Darwin
  25. 1836 Returns home to Shrewsbury Charles Darwin
  26. 1836 Returns to Britain at Falmouth Charles Darwin
  27. 1836 Begins studies in Berlin Karl Marx
  28. 1837 Convalesces and studies Hegel in Stralau Karl Marx
  29. 1837 Moves to London scientific circles Charles Darwin
  30. 1837 Establishes home in Doughty Street Charles Dickens
  31. 1837 Recovers at Hampstead Heath Charles Dickens
  32. 1837 Makes first European visit Charles Dickens
  33. 1837 Holidays at Broadstairs Charles Dickens
  34. 1837 Gymnasium withdrawal Friedrich Engels
  35. 1837 Visits William Darwin Fox Charles Darwin
  36. 1838 Conducts geology at Glen Roy Charles Darwin
  37. 1838 Commercial apprenticeship Friedrich Engels
  38. 1838 Boarding-school attempt in Paris Louis Pasteur
  39. 1838 Proposes to Emma at Maer Charles Darwin
  40. 1838 Return to Arbois Louis Pasteur
  41. 1838 Moves into Upper Gower Street Charles Darwin
  42. 1839 Marries Emma Wedgwood Charles Darwin
  43. 1839 Student and tutor at Collège Royal Louis Pasteur
  44. 1839 Attends British Association in Birmingham Charles Darwin
  45. 1839 Moves to Devonshire Terrace Charles Dickens
  46. 1840 Resides for a summer at Broadstairs Charles Dickens

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