| Year |
Civic Event |
|
660 |
St. Ivo visits England |
|
970 |
Ædnoth builds
the first church |
986 |
Village of Slepe bequeathed to Ramsey Abbey |
|
1001 |
"Discovery" of St Ivo's remains |
|
1020 |
First record of St Ives Fair |
1086 |
Slepe recorded in Domesday Book |
|
1100 |
Miracles recorded at St Ivo's tomb |
1107 |
First written record of the bridge |
1110 |
King Henry I grants charter to Ramsey Abbey to hold a fair in St. Ives |
|
1203 |
First written accounts of St Ives market |
|
1254 |
Hugh de Sulgrave, the Prior of St Ives is
elected Abbot of Ramsey |
1354 |
First record of bridge repairs |
1426 |
Bridge Chapel is consecrated, this probably marks the rebuilding of the bridge in stone. |
|
1536 |
St Ives Priory is demolished |
|
1561 |
First entry in the Parish Register |
|
1609 |
The Manor House (Bridge Street) is built |
1628 |
Manor of St. Ives is sold to the Earl of Manchester |
|
1631 |
Oliver Cromwell moves to St Ives |
|
1636 |
Oliver Cromwell moves on to Ely |
|
1648 |
The Earl of Holland is held prisoner in St
Ives |
|
1684 |
St Ives gets its first Post Office |
|
1689 |
The Great Fire of St Ives |
|
1744 |
Town gets a new Fire Brigade |
1801 |
Census population 2,099 |
|
1803 |
The parish of St Ives is enclosed |
1864 |
Corn Exchange built by private company |
1874 |
Election of the first Borough Council of St. Ives |
1878 |
Railway opens |
1886 |
Sheep and Cattle Market opens |
1901 |
Cromwell's statue unveiled |
1924 |
Town Council purchase Stanley House to become the Town Hall |
1933 |
Norris Museum opens |
1949 |
Town Council take over the Corn Exchange |
1951 |
Census population 3,522 |
1959 |
Railway closes |
1961 |
Census population 3,800 |
1974 |
Formation of the Town Council replaces the old Borough |
1980 |
Harrison Way bypass opens |
1981 |
Census population 12,331 |
1988 |
Twinning agreement signed with Stadtallendorf, Germany |
1991 |
Census population 15,314 |
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