Chronicle of the City of Munich / 1801–1900

This list is a partial list of the chronicle of the city of Munich . It lists events in the history of Munich from the 19th century.

1802

• April 28: Abolition of the pretzel rider

1804

• Move into the Hofgarten barracks

1805

• September 25th: Bogenhausen Treaty between the Electorate of Bavaria and the Empire of France

1806

• Construction of the Lehel barracks

1807

• Opening of the Viktualienmarkt

1808

• July 25th: first written mention of the wasteland of Steinhausen
• Foundation of the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich

1810

• May: Franz Paul von Mittermayr becomes First Mayor of Munich
• October 17th: 1st Munich Oktoberfest for the wedding of Ludwig I with Therese von Sachsen-Hildburghausen

1812

• December 14th: the outer Anger, Hacken and Kreuzviertel districts were first designated as Isarvorstadt , Ludwigsvorstadt and Maxvorstadt and the Lehels (the outer Graggenau district) as St-Anna-Vorstadt.

1816

• April 14th: Treaty of Munich between the Kingdom of Bavaria and the Empire of Austria

1817

• Demolition of the Schwabing Gate
• Establishment of the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising
• Completion of the new Isar barracks

1818

• October 12: Opening of the National Theater
• Re-establishment of the Munich magistrate

1819

• Foundation of the library of the Bavarian Parliament

1821

• Lothar Anselm von Gebsattel becomes Archbishop of Munich and Freising

1823

• Foundation of the Munich Art Association
• Establishment of the Royal Building Trade School

1825

• Founding of the Wimmer Gallery

1826

• The Ducal Georgianum comes to Munich
• The Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich is coming to Munich
• Completion of the bazaar

1830

• Munich Christmas rumors
• Beginning of the Feldmüller settlement

1833

• Completion of the obelisk on Karolinenplatz

1834

• Beginning of the clinic on the right of the Isar

1835

• Foundation of the St. Boniface Abbey

1836

• Josef von Teng is elected 1st legally qualified mayor
• The Alte Pinakothek is completed

1838

• January 22nd: Jakob Bauer is elected 1st legally qualified mayor

1839

• 25 August: The Munich-Augsburg Railway Company opens the Munich – Lochhausen railway line as the first Munich railway
• September 1st: Start of operation of the first Munich train station on the Marsfeld

1840

• Inauguration of the Mariahilfkirche
• Foundation of the Citizens Singers Guild in Munich

1841

• Completion of the Hotel Bayerischer Hof

1842

• Demolition of the front Schwabing gate

1843

• Foundation of the Bavarian State Collection for Paleontology and Geology

1844

• Inauguration of the Ludwigskirche
• Completion of the Feldherrnhalle
• Munich beer revolution

1845

• July: Establishment of the Munich Railway Office as the forerunner of the Munich Reich Railway Directorate
• At the request of King Ludwig I, the Munich magistrate decides to create a city ​​chronicle , which will be worked back to 1818.
• Establishment of the Christian Emperor publishing

1846

• Karl August von Reisach becomes Archbishop of Munich and Freising
• Foundation of the University of Music and Theater

1848

• July 15: Foundation of the Munich gymnastics club, the forerunner of TSV 1860 Munich
• First publication of the Münchner Neuesten Nachrichten
• First edition of the satirical magazine Münchener Punsch

1849

• October 1st: Opening of the reception building of the Centralbahnhof in Munich
• Prohibition of the Munich gymnastics club because of "republican activities"

1850

• Inauguration of the Bavaria

1852

• Inauguration of the Victory Gate

1853

• Demolition of the falcon tower

1854

• July 15: Opening of the First General German Industrial Exhibition
• May 21: Opening of the Munich – Starnberg railway line with the Pasing train station
• June 24th: The Munich – Großhesselohe railway line opens
• October 25: Kaspar von Steinsdorf becomes First Mayor
• Incorporation of the communities of Au , Giesing and Haidhausen into the city of Munich

1855

• Foundation of the Bavarian National Museum

1856

• August 3rd: Gregor von Scherr becomes Archbishop of Munich and Freising
• Completion of the St. Anton Capuchin Monastery

1857

• January 1st: Foundation of the Royal Bavarian Artillery and Engineering School
• February 22nd: Invention of the white sausage
• October 31: The Großhesselohe – Holzkirchen railway line opens with the first Großhesselohe bridge

1858

• November 3: The Munich – Landshut railway line opens

1860

• May 17th: New establishment of TSV 1860 Munich

1864

• Unveiling of the monument to Elector Max Emanuel
• Foundation of the Albert Einstein High School
• Incorporation of the municipality of Ramersdorf into the city of Munich

1865

• Opening of the State Theater on Gärtnerplatz
• Completion of the Maximilian II barracks

1867

• November 14: The Munich – Ingolstadt railway line opens
• Start of construction of the New Town Hall
• Opening of the Feldmoching train station

1868

• Foundation of the Royal School of Applied Arts
• Foundation of the Technical University of Munich

1869

• Formation of the I. Royal Bavarian Army Corps
• Foundation of the Munich Sisterhood

1870

• Alois von Erhardt is elected First Mayor

1871

• January 1st: The first construction phase of the Centralwerkstätte Munich goes into operation
• March 15: Opening of the Munich Südring with the Südbahnhof and Ostbahnhof
• May 1st: The Munich – Mühldorf railway line opens with the Riem station
• October 15: The Munich – Rosenheim railway line opens with Trudering station
• The satirical magazine Münchener Punsch is discontinued.

1872

• Demolition of the food gate

1873

• May 1st: Opening of the Allgäu Railway from Munich to Buchloe
• December 4: The area west of Ludwigsvorstadt is named Schwanthalerhöhe
• Foundation of the artist society Allotria

1874

• Completion of the Maximilianeum

1875

• Unveiling of the Maxmonument

1876

• October 21: Opening of the first tram route (horse-drawn tram) Promenadeplatz - Nymphenburger Strasse / Maillingerstrasse

1877

• Inauguration of St. Mark
• Incorporation of the municipality of Sendling into the city of Munich

1878

• Anton von Steichele becomes Archbishop of Munich and Freising
• Opening of the slaughterhouse

1880

• Erection of the Pasinger Mariensäule
• Beginning of the Neuwittelsbach villa colony

1882

• Inauguration of the Old Synagogue Ohel Jakob
• Foundation of the Munich female artists' association
• Long-distance direct current transmission from Miesbach to Munich
• Completion of the Palais Crailsheim

1883

• December 3: Foundation of the Munich EV ice sports club
• Foundation of the Rischart bakery

1884

• Foundation of the Munich Pasing Clinic

1885

• First edition of Die Gesellschaft magazine

1887

• February 9: Establishment of the Lokalbahn Aktien-Gesellschaft
• September 16: Inauguration of the Old Main Synagogue

1888

• July 31: elephant disaster , mass panic due to elephants running away
• Foundation of the Munich City Museum
• Johannes von Widenmayer is elected First Mayor
• German national arts and crafts exhibition

1889

• March 24th: Antonius von Thoma becomes Archbishop of Munich and Freising
• November 1st: opening of the Vienna market

1890

• Inauguration of the monument to Franz Xaver Gabelsberger
• Opening of the Volksgarten
• Foundation of the Society for Modern Life
• Incorporation of the community of Neuhausen and the city of Schwabing

1891

• June 10: Opening of the section Thalkirchen- Ebenhausen the Isartalbahn
• October 11th: Inauguration of the Maria Rosenkranzkönigin Church in Pasing
• Foundation of the Luitpold-Gymnasium

1892

• January 1st: Incorporation of the municipality of Bogenhausen into the city of Munich
• APRIL 10: Opening of the section Munich Isartalbahnhof -Thalkirchen the Isartalbahn
• May: Opening of the Rotkreuzklinikum Munich
• September 28: Relocation of the Munich – Landshut railway line between Munich and Feldmoching
• December 1st: Moosach train station opens
• Beginning of the Pasing I villa colony

1893

• January 20th: Founding of the Narrhalla
• May 1: Wilhelm Ritter von Borscht becomes mayor
• May 1st: Laim marshalling yard opens
• Foundation of the Munich Philharmonic

1894

• Opening of the correctional facility in Munich
• The magazine Der Kunstwart appears in Munich

1895

• Unveiling of the Wittelsbach fountain on Lenbachplatz
• Founding of the Herzog Carl Theodor Eye Clinic
• Completion of the St. Anton church

1896

• April 4th: First edition of the Simplicissimus
• Opening of the German Theater
• Inauguration of the Lukaskirche
• First edition of Jugend magazine

1897

• October 17th: Foundation of the South German Football Association
• Franz Joseph von Stein becomes Archbishop of Munich and Freising
• Completion of the Palace of Justice
• Construction of Richard-Wagner-Strasse (Munich)
• Beginning of the Pasing II villa colony
• Foundation of the Luitpold-Gymnasium
• Construction of the Gerner Bridge

1898

• April 6: The United Workshops for Art in Crafts is founded
• October 10: Opening of the Munich East – Deisenhofen railway with the Giesing station
• Foundation of the pasta manufacturer Bernbacher

1899

• September: The floods of 1899 cause considerable damage in the urban area
• Demolition of the Hofgartenkaserne
• Demolition of the Seidenhaus barracks
• Unveiling of the Angel of Peace
• Foundation of the association against fraudulent pouring
• Opening of the Harlaching Clinic
• Opening of the central site
• Incorporation of the municipality of Nymphenburg into the city of Munich

1900

• Inauguration of the Künstlerhaus on Lenbachplatz
• Foundation of FC Bayern Munich
• Establishment of the State Professional Academy for Photo Design
• Incorporation of the municipalities of Thalkirchen and Laim into the city of Munich

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