| Years | Image | Event | Description | Keywords |
| 1660 - 1725 | | A succession of conflicts transforms indigenous/ colonial relations. | A map from the 1704 Deerfield website shows the colonial Northeast, c, 1660-1725. | Indian war |
| 1704 | | Deerfield Massacre | A winter raid resulted in the deaths or captivities of three-fifths of the town's inhabitants. The attacking force included men from Odanak and Schaghiticoke, where many New England refugees had gathered after King Philip's War. | Indians, French, frontier, captivity" Philip |
| 1868 | | Deerfield first exhibits door from "Indian House" | | Deerfield massacre, museum |
| 1869 | | Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association founded in Deerfield, Massachusetts | | museum |
| 1880 | | Memorial Hall dedicated in Deerfield | A battered door from the so-called "Indian house" was a prominent feature. | Deerfield, museum, Indian |
| 1890 | | Alice Baker returns to Deerfield to restore her ancestral home, Frary House. | | summer |
| 1896 | | Blue and White Society formed in Deerfield | | reproduction |
| 1952 | | Historic Deerfield founded | | museum |
| 2004 | | Memorial Hall Museum launches new website on "The Many Stories of 1704 | | |