| Y/M/D | Description | Place |
|---|---|---|
| 1635/04/23 | At a Generall meeting upon publique notice it was generally agreed upon that our brother Philemon Pormort shall be intreated to become scholemaster for the teaching and nourtering of children with us. The first classes are held in Pormort's home (lost). | Boston Latin School, Boston |
| 1638/00/00 | Daniel Maude, an assistant to Philemon Pormort, becomes Master of the Boston Latin School. Maude holds classes in his own residence (lost) on Pemberton Square until 1643. | John Adams Courthouse, Boston |
| 1645/00/00 | Boston Latin School's first schoolhouse (lost) is erected on School Street. The town funded institutions offers a free education to boys while girls attend private schools at home. | Old City Hall, Boston |
| 1650/00/00 | Robert Woodmansey becomes the schoolmaster at Boston Latin School (lost) with a salary of fifty pounds a year. | Old City Hall, Boston |
| 1670/12/29 | Ezekiel Cheever, the author of "Accidence" the accepted Latin grammard, is asked to be the Head Master at Boston Latin School (lost). | Old City Hall, Boston |
| 1734/00/00 | John Lovell, assistant to the previous Head Master Nathaniel Williams, is appointed Head Master at the Boston Latin School (lost). Lovell will become "the pride of Boston's parents and the terror of its youth." | Old City Hall, Boston |
| 1735/00/00 | Thomas Amory attends the Boston Latin School. | |
| 1741/00/00 | Benjamin Franklin attends the Boston Latin School (lost) on School Street, but he will dropout before graduating. A statue of Mr Franklin marks the school site at 60 School Street. | Old City Hall, Boston |
| 1745/00/00 | Boston Latin School's wooden schoolroom is torn down to make way for an expanded King's Chapel. A mosaic dedicated to the school is located in the sidewalk 60 School Street. | Old City Hall, Boston |
| 1748/00/00 | Boston Latin School operates out of a brick building (lost) on south side of School Street, 1748-1812. | Parker House, Boston |
| 1760/00/00 | John Lovell's son James is appointed usher at the Boston Latin School (lost). John, Loyal to King George, and James, a patriot, teach from desks at opposite ends of the schoolroom, expounding opposite convictions. | Parker House, Boston |
| 1775/04/19 | John Lovell angrily announces, "War's begun and school's done. Deponite libros (Put away books)." The Boston Latin School will be closed until General Washington forces the British out of Boston. | Parker House, Boston |
| 1812/00/00 | Boston Latin School occupies a larger brick school building (lost) on south side of School Street, 1812-1844. | Parker House, Boston |
| 1844/00/00 | Boston Latin School Third school house (lost) relocates to Bedford Street west of Chauncy Street. They will operate from here until 1881. | |
| 1881/00/00 | Boston Latin School (lost) moves to Warren Avenue, near Dartmouth Street. The staying here until 1922, the BLS shared the building with the English High School of Boston. | |
| 1922/00/00 | Boston Latin School House moves to a building on Avenue Louis Pasteur. | Boston Latin School, Boston |
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