Page 6: Historical Events In 1860
Tuesday, 16 September 2025
Oct 13 On this day in history first aerial photo taken in US (from a balloon), Boston
Oct 15 11-year-old Grace Bedell writes to Lincoln, tells him to grow a beard on this day in history.
Oct 17 1st British Golf Open: Willie Park shoots a 164 at Prestwick Club on this day in history.
Oct 17 Dionyssios Lavrangas, composer on this day in history.
Oct 17 On this day in history first pro golf tournament held in Scotland
Oct 18 In the year 1860 the Second Opium War finally ends at the Convention of Peking with the ratification of the Treaty of Tientsin, an unequal treaty.
Oct 19 In the year 1860 affie Jarvis, cricketer (Australian WK of the late 19th century)
Oct 24 Elie Decazes, French Bourbon Restoration politician, dies at 80 on this day in history.
Oct 31 On this day in history johan Nathan, murderer, hanged
Oct 31 Juliette Gordon Low, activist/founder (Girl Scouts of America) on this day in history.
Nov 05 In the year 1860 carl Binder, composer, dies at 43
Nov 06 Abraham Lincoln (R-Ill-Rep) elected 16th President on this day in history.
Nov 06 Abraham Lincoln (Rep-R-Ill) elected 16th pres on this day in history.
Nov 11 1st Jewish wedding in Buenos Aires Argentina in the year 1860.
Nov 14 Feliks Ostrowski, composer, dies at 58 on this day in history.
Nov 16 Edmund Schuecker, composer on this day in history.
Nov 18 Ignacy Jan Paderewski, composer/1st premier of Poland (1919-20) in the year 1860.
Nov 23 Karl Branting, Sweden, statesman/diplomat (Nobel Peace Prize 1921) in the year 1860.
Nov 23 With the "Banking Panic" of 1857 stretching into another decade and showing few signs of lifting, the New York Clearing House moved to offer help on this day, the Clearing House handed out its first loan, issuing $7.375 million worth of certificates to the nation's ailing banks on this day in history.
Nov 23 In the year 1860 with the "Banking Panic" of 1857 stretching into another decade and showing few signs of lifting, the New York Clearing House moved to offer help: on this day, the Clearing House handed out its first loan, issuing $7.375 million worth of certificates to the nation's ailing banks.
Nov 28 Heinrich FL Rellstab, German music theorist, dies on this day in history.
Nov 29 On this day in history hans Haym, composer
Dec 02 On this day in history c T Studd, cricketer (brother of G B, five Tests for England)
Dec 07 Constantine S Aksakov, Russian historian/poet, dies at 43 in the year 1860.
Dec 15 On this day in history niels Ryberg Finsen, Denmark, physician/phototherapist (Nobel 1903)
Dec 17 Anaheim Township created in Los Angeles County on this day in history.
Dec 18 On this day in history edward Alexander MacDowell, US, composer (Indian Suite)
Dec 20 On this day in history sC votes 169-0 for Ordinace of Secession, 1st state to secede
Dec 20 SC votes 169-0 for Ordinance of Secession, first state to secede in the year 1860.
Dec 20 South Carolina secedes from the American Union, and joined the Confederacy on this day in history.
Dec 21 Henrietta Szold, founder (Hadassah) in the year 1860.
Dec 23 Harriet Monroe, Chicago, poet/editor of Poetry magazine (You & I) in the year 1860.
Dec 24 Joseph Jefferson's "Rip Van Winkle," premieres in NYC in the year 1860.
Dec 26 Maiden voyage of 1st steamship owned by 1 man (C Vanderbilt) in the year 1860.