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| 20 Jun 1837 CE | Queen Victoria at age 18 ascends British throne following death of uncle King William IV. She ruled for 63 years ending in 1901. | |
| 20 Jul 1837 CE | England issues its first stamp costing one penny showing Queen Victoria. | |
| 1837 CE | William IV, King of Britain, dies and is succeded by his younger brother's daughter, Victoria, who came of age a month before his death. | |
| 1838 CE | Britain's Queen Victoria crowned in Westminster Abbey. | |
| 1840 CE | British Queen Victoria marries her cousin Albert von Saksen-Coburg. | |
| 1842 CE | John Francis attempts to assassinate Queen Victoria. | |
| 1851 CE | The Great Exhibition held in London the brainchild of Albert Prince Consort to Queen Victoria | |
| 1853 CE | Chloroform administered to Queen Victoria in childbirth. | |
| 1856 CE | The British Victoria Cross is established to acknowledge bravery. | |
| 1857 CE | Queen Victoria chooses Ottawa as the new capitol of Canada. | |
| 1858 CE | Britain's Queen Victoria telegraphs President James Buchanan. | |
| 1858 CE | Mendelssohn's 'Wedding March' is first played, at the wedding of Queen Victoria's daughter Princess Victoria, to the crown prince of Prussia. | |
| 14 Dec 1861 CE | Prince Albert, consort to Queen Victoria, dies. | |
| 1861 CE | Queen Victoria announces England's position of neutrality between American North and South. | |
| 1866 CE | Transatlantic cable laid and Former US President Buchanan communicates over it to Britain's Queen Victoria. | |
| 1867 CE | Royal Albert Hall foundation stone was laid by Queen Victoria. | |
| 1871 CE | Royal Albert Hall is opened by Queen Victoria in London. | |
| 1877 CE | Britain's Queen Victoria proclaimed empress of India. | |
| 1882 CE | Epping Forest in England is dedicated by Queen Victoria. | |
| 1887 CE | Britain celebrates golden jubilee of Queen Victoria. | |
| 1899 CE | The foundation for the Victoria & Albert Museum, is laid in England. | |
| 22 Jan 1901 CE | Queen Victoria dies and is suceeded by her son King Edward VII. | |
| 2 Feb 1901 CE | Queen Victoria's funeral. | |
| 1901 CE | After 63 years, England stops sale of Queen Victoria postage stamps series and begins King Edward VII series. | |
| 1902 CE | Edward VII of England crowned after death of his mother Victoria. | |
