Timeline of Saint-Étienne

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• 1184 – Church of Notre-Dame de Valbenoîte founded.
• 1310 – Grand'Église de Saint-Étienne (church) construction begins.
• 1790 – Town becomes part of the Rhône-et-Loire department.
• 1793 – Town becomes part of the Loire (department).
• 1800 – Population: 16,259.
• 1816 – École nationale supérieure des mines de Saint-Étienne (school) established.
• 1821 – Saint-Étienne City Hall built.
• 1828 – Saint-Étienne to Andrézieux Railway begins operating.[1]
• 1831 – Lyons-St Etienne railway begins operating.[1]
• 1855 – Beaubrun, Montaud, Outre-Furan, and Valbenoîte become part of Saint-Étienne.^(fr)
• 1856 – Loire (department) administration relocated to Saint-Étienne from Montbrison.[1]
• 1861 – Musée d'art et d'industrie de Saint-Étienne opens in the Palais des Arts.
• 1863 – Planfoy becomes part of Saint-Étienne.^(fr)
• 1864 – Manufacture d'armes de Saint-Étienne factory built.
• 1876 – Union des travailleurs de Saint-Étienne (labour union) consumers' co-operative created.[2][3]
• 1881 – Saint-Étienne tramway begins operating.
• 1884 – Gare de Saint-Étienne-Châteaucreux rebuilt.
• 1886 – Population: 117,875.[4]
• 1890 – Lycée Claude-Fauriel (school) built.
• 1898 – Société des Magasins du Casino (shop) in business.[5]
• 1900 – Hôtel de préfecture de la Loire built.[6]

• 1901 – Automobile Club established.[5]
• 1902 – Saint-Étienne labour council building constructed.
• 1910 – Etoile Théâtre (cinema) opens.[7]
• 1911 – Population: 148,656.[8]
• 1922 – Cinémathèque de Saint-Étienne established.[9]
• 1923 – Saint-Étienne Cathedral built.
• 1926 – Population: 193,737.
• 1930 – Histoire et Patrimoine de Saint-Étienne founded.
• 1933 – Maisons sans escalier (residence) built.
• 1938 – Capitole cinema opens.[7][10]
• 1942 – Trolleybuses in Saint-Étienne in operation.
• 1952 – SaintéLyon Lyon-St Etienne footrace begins.
• 1962 – Population: 210,311.
• 1968 – Population: 223,223.
• 1969
  • Jean Monnet University established.
  • Saint-Victor-sur-Loire and Terrenoire become part of Saint-Étienne.^(fr)
• 1971 – École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Saint-Étienne (school) established.
• 1973 – Rochetaillée becomes part of Saint-Étienne.^(fr)
• 1977
  • March: Saint-Étienne municipal election, 1977 held.
  • Joseph Sanguedolce becomes mayor.
• 1978 – Saint-Étienne–Bouthéon Airport terminal built.
• 1981 – Radio Dio begins broadcasting.
• 1987 – Modern Art Museum established.
• 1990
  • Massenet Festival begins.
  • Population: 199,396.
• 1993 – Médiathèque Centrale opens in Tarentaize.[11]
• 1995 – Festival des 7 Collines de Saint-Étienne (cultural festival) begins.

• 2005 – Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Saint-Étienne (music school) active.
• 2011 – Population: 170,049.
• 2014
  • March: Saint-Étienne municipal election, 2014 held.
  • Gaël Perdriau becomes mayor.
• 2015 – December: Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes regional election, 2015 held.[12]
• 2016 – St Etienne becomes part of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region.

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  Aerial view of St Etienne, 1860
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  City Hall, built 1821, with addition of dome in 1864
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  Place du Peuple with tram, which began operating in 1881 (photo circa 1912)
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  Médiathèque Centrale, opened in 1993
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  Participants before the start of the SaintéLyon footrace, December 2013
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  Pro-Palestinian rally at City Hall, July 2014

• List of mayors of Saint-Étienne
• List of heritage sites in Saint-Étienne

other cities in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region

• Timeline of Clermont-Ferrand
• Timeline of Grenoble
• Timeline of Lyon
• Timeline of Vienne

This article incorporates information from the French Wikipedia.