| Years | Image | Event | Description | Keywords |
| 1624 | | Pemaquid (Maine) established | This is a conjectural date since the exact time is unknown. This was one of several fishing or fur-trading operations established in the 1620s in northern new England. | settlement, colony, Maine |
| 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 |
| 1689 | | King William's War begins | This colonial version of a European war pitted French and Abenaki forces against English settlers and their Indian allies. | Indians |
| 1739 | | King George's War begins | Another round in the intercolonial wars. | Indians, New France |
| 1773 | | Mary Rowlandson's narrative reprinted | | women, Philip" Philip |
| 1864 | | U.S. Sanitary Commission sponsors "Colonial Kitchens" | | |
| 1869 | | Massachusetts enfranchises Indians | This ended the "protected" status that originated in the colonial period. Communities like Mashpee were divided | Indian, franchise |
| 1895 | | Eliza Philbrick creates a "Colonial Gown" for a DAR party in Boston | | reproduction |
| 1898 | | Emily Tyson begins refurbishing Hamilton House in Maine | Now owned by SPNEA, Hamilton House is representative of the fascination of wealthy families with decaying colonial properties. | colonial revival |
| 1905 |  | Paul Revere House saved from demolition | The house, which was in an immigrant neighborhood, was reinvented as an early colonial dwelling. It is still open to the public. | museum |
| 1926 | | John D. Rockefeller funds Colonial Williamburg in Virginia | | museum |
