I have created a timeline from the founding of the Society of Explorers and Adventurers (S.E.A.) to the present. This timeline allows for comparison with events at Tokyo DisneySea (TDS), but please note that they do not necessarily share the same world-setting.
Furthermore, please be aware that while the American Waterfront shares its world-setting with the Tower of Terror, it is ambiguous whether it shares a story with S.E.A.
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Society of Explorers and Adventurers
Cape Cod
Mediterranean Harbor
Nemo crew
American Waterfront
Hightower Group
Mystic Point
Jungle Navigation Co. LTD
Lost River Delta
1800s
1825
- Harrison Hightower III was born.
1828
- Harrison Hightower Jr. (II) founded 'Hightower & Company'.
1835
- Harrison Hightower III was born. (Information from tot1899.com)
1847
- Harrison Hightower III succeeded his father's company and changed its name to 'Hightower Industries'.
- Harrison Hightower III became a member of S.E.A.
1861
- Apr. 12 American Civil War erupted.
1865
- Cornelius Endicott II established 'U.S. Steamship Company'.
- 'Atlantic Warehouse' was established in NY.
1866
- Hightower III established 'Hightower Global Explorations' to raise expedition funds and hotel construction capital.
1870
- Harrison Hightower Jr. (II) passed away. (Information from tot1899.com)
1873
- 'Waterfront Park' was completed in New York.
1880
- 1880 - 1889 Jason Chandler became the president of S.E.A.
1881
- 'New York Deli' opened on Broadway.
1883
- Apr. 15 Beatrice Rose Endicott was born.
- Nov. 04 Cornelius Endicott II established 'New York Globe Telegraph' on Broadway.
1887
- 'Tower of Talent' opened on Broadway, NY.
1888
- 'K. Knickerbocker Building' opened on Water Street, NY.
- The 'S.S. Gargantua' sank off Sandy Hook.
1889
- Construction of Hotel Hightower began.
1893
- 'Sullivan's Tavern' opened on Broadway, NY.
- 'Carlucci Building' opened on Broadway, NY.
1898
- Vladimir Popinoff discovered an underground water source near Waterfront Park.
1899
- A fountain was installed at Waterfront Park by the NYC Water Department.
- 'Maurice of Broadway' opened in NY.
- Hightower III obtained 'Shiriki Utundu' during his Congo expedition.
- Jan. Hightower III set sail for Loango Port in the Republic of the Congo on his private yacht 'Hightower's Pride'.
- Jul. 16 Hightower III entered the territory of the Mutundu tribe.
- Dec. 28 Hightower III returned from his Congo expedition and arrived at the port of New York.
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Dec. 30
A S.E.A. meeting was held at the 'Explorer's Club Meeting Hall' on the 5th floor of Hotel Hightower.
※ From left: Hightower, Blauerhimmel, Mystic, Batilista, Bullion, Unknown, Oceaneer, Taboret
- Dec. 31 Hightower III disappeared due to the curse of 'Shiriki Utundu'.
1900s
1900
- Jan. 01 With the closure of Hotel Hightower, the 'Explorer's Club' on the 5th floor of the hotel became inaccessible.
1905
- Charlie Tanaka opened 'Restaurant Sakura' on Water Street, NY.
1907
- Design of the S.S. Columbia began.
1908
- 'Starland Ballroom' opened on Broadway.
- With Archie's advice, Rose proposed to her father Cornelius to acquire Hotel Hightower.
1909
- Sep. 16 Construction of the S.S. Columbia began at the Brooklyn shipyard.
1910
- McDuck's Department Store opened in NY.
1911
- Broadway Music Theatre opened in NY.
- Apr. 15 Launching ceremony of the 'S.S. Columbia'.
1912
- Feb. 04 Time of 'American Waterfront' at the park ① (Dockside Diner and the Station calendar).
- Mar. 02 Sea trials of the 'S.S. Columbia' were conducted.
- Mar. 05 The 'S.S. Columbia' arrived at Pier 54 in NY.
- Mar. 19 Departure celebration for the 'S.S. Columbia' was held.
- Mar. 20 The 'S.S. Columbia' departed on its maiden voyage to Liverpool.
- Jun. 05 New York City Preservation Society established. (Information from tot1899.com)
- Jul. 04 Time of 'Cape Cod' at the park (ambiguous due to Christmas events).
- Sep. 04 The New York City Preservation Society began tours of Hotel Hightower. (Information from tot1899.com)
1914
- Jul. 28 World War I began.
1918
- Nov. 11 World War I ended.
1939
- Sep. 01 World War II began.
1945
- Jul. 16 Trinity test.
- Sep. 02 Japan signed on the battleship USS Missouri, ending World War II.