PET SEMATARY Literature 1983. Written by Stephen King.

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Total Records: 32 - Medium: LITERATURE / Group: DATES

#	Record Name	Category	Subcategory
1912 - 112 years ago
1	July 4, 1912	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	July 4, 1912 Jud's friend Stanny B. Found dead in the road by two little kids.
1943 - 81 years ago
2	July 15, 1943	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	July 15, 1943 Timmy Baterman shot down charging machine gun nest on the road to Rome, posthumously awarded a Silver Star for his bravery.
3	July 17, 1943	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	July 17, 1943 Timmy Baterman's body shipped home to Maine two days after being killed in the war.
4	July 19, 1943	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	July 19, 1943 Timmy Baterman's body passes through Limestone, Maine on its way home to Ludlow. While attempting to justify why Gage's trip to the Micmac burying ground wouldn't turn out the same as Timmy Baterman, this is the date that Louis remembers from Jud's story as the day that Timmy was shot - though Timmy was actually shot on the 15th.
5	July 20, 1943	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	July 20, 1943 Timmy Baterman's body put on Jud's friend Huey's mystery train.
6	July 22, 1943	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	July 22, 1943 Timmy Baterman's body buried at Pleasantview Cemetery in Bangor.
7	July 25, 1943	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	July 25, 1943 While attempting to justify why Gage's trip to the Micmac burying ground wouldn't turn out the same as Timmy Baterman, this is the date that Louis estimates that Timmy returned from the dead.
8	July 30, 1943	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	July 30, 1943 Jud and his friends confront Bill Baterman about his son Timmy, back from the dead and walking around town..
9	August 1, 1943	20th Century: 1st Half	Events
	August 1, 1943 Fire at the Baterman house. Bill and his son Timmy both found dead, Timmy shot twice in the chest, Bill dead from a self-inflicted gun shot wound.
1965 - 59 years ago
10	March 1, 1965	20th Century: 60s	Events
	March 1, 1965 Somebody's pet rabbit named Marta died, and was buried in the Pet Sematary in Ludlow Maine.
11	April 14, 1965	20th Century: 60s	Events
	April 14, 1965 Rachel's sister Zelda chokes to death on her bed.
1982 - 42 years ago
12	December 24, 1982	20th Century: 80s	Events
	December 24, 1982 Christmas Eve/Christmas Day the year before the Creed family moved to Maine - Seemingly everything that Louis and Rachel had gotten for the kids had to assembled, and they were up until 4am putting everything together.
13	December 25, 1982	20th Century: 80s	Events
	December 25, 1982 Christmas Eve/Christmas Day the year before the Creed family moved to Maine - Seemingly everything that Louis and Rachel had gotten for the kids had to assembled, and they were up until 4am putting everything together.
1983 - 41 years ago
14	June 29, 1983	20th Century: 80s	Events
	June 29, 1983 Louis Creed receives keys to his family's new house in Ludlow, Maine.
15	August 1, 1983	20th Century: 80s	Events
	August 1, 1983 The Creed family moves into their new home in Ludlow, Maine. Neighbor Jud Crandall warns Louis about the dangers of road Route 15 and the Orinco trucks that travel it.
16	October 31, 1983	20th Century: 80s	Events
	October 31, 1983 Halloween night. Ellie Creed dresses up as a witch. Norma Crandall suffers a heart attack.
17	November 22, 1983	20th Century: 80s	Events
	November 22, 1983 Two days before Thanksgiving. Ludlow, Maine gets 4 inches of snow.
18	November 23, 1983	20th Century: 80s	Events
	November 23, 1983 The day before Thanksgiving. The sky is clear and blue and cold. Louis Creed drives his family to Bangor International Airport for their flight to Chicago, where they will spend the holiday, back home with Rachel's parents.
19	November 24, 1983	20th Century: 80s	Events
	November 24, 1983 Thanksgiving Day. Jud Crandall finds Louis Creed's daughter Ellie's cat Church dead in his yard. Jud takes Louis out to the Micmac burying ground, where Louis buries Church.
20	November 25, 1983	20th Century: 80s	Events
	November 25, 1983 The day after Thanksgiving. Louis Creed lies to his daughter Ellie about not having seen her cat Church, after burying him in the Micmac burying ground the night before. Later that day, the previously dead cat returns to the Creed house.
21	December 24, 1983	20th Century: 80s	Events
	December 24, 1983 Christmas Eve. Louis and Rachel put out gifts for the kids - a set of matchbox racers for Gage, Barbie & Ken dolls for Ellie, a Turn 'n' Go, an oversized trike, doll clothes, a play oven with a light bulb inside, other stuff. After assembling Ellie's Bat-cycle, they curl up on the couch and watch the fire.
22	December 25, 1983	20th Century: 80s	Events
	December 25, 1983 Christmas Day. Ellie Creed's faith in Santa clause restored Christmas morning by the footprints Louis leaves in the hearth. By mid afternoon, the Creed children decide that the boxes are more fun than the toys that came in them.
23	December 31, 1983	20th Century: 80s	Events
	December 31, 1983 New Year's Eve. Jud and Norma Crandall visit the Creed family, drinking Rachel's egg nog. Louis realizes that Norma is beginning to fail. It will be the last time that she was in their house.
1984 - 40 years ago
24	January 23, 1984	20th Century: 80s	Events
	January 23, 1984 Louis returns to the university for the beginning of the spring semester.
25	January 29, 1984	20th Century: 80s	Events
	January 29, 1984 The warm spell breaks with a roar with the arrival of a blizzard, and a week of numbing subzero weather.
26	March 24, 1984	20th Century: 80s	Events
	March 24, 1984 Louis Creed and his son Gage fly a vulture kite in their neighbor Mrs. Vinton's field. The last really happy day of Louis Creed's life, the things that were to come poised above him like a killing sash weight still over seven weeks in the future. Unbeknownst to him, his son Gage has less than two months to live.
27	May 14, 1984	20th Century: 80s	Events
	May 14, 1984 Louis Creed's son Gage is killed crossing Route 15 by an Orinco truck while running away from his father. Narrator explicitly states the date of the funeral as May 17, adding that Gage's death was Saturday, three days before. Though May 14 was a Monday.
28	May 17, 1984	20th Century: 80s	Events
	May 17, 1984 Louis son Gage's funeral. Louis gets into a fist fight with his father-in-law.
29	May 18, 1984	20th Century: 80s	Events
	May 18, 1984 Gage buried in Pleasantview Cemetery in Bangor, followed by a funeral party at the Gage residence in Ludlow.
30	May 19, 1984	20th Century: 80s	Events
	May 19, 1984 Louis Creed pulls his son Gage's body out of his grave in Pleasantview Cemetery in Bangor around 2am. By 4am, he has re-buried Gage in the Micmac burying ground and arrived back home. A few hours later, Gage returns from the dead, killing Jud Crandall and Rachel Creed.
31	May 20, 1984	20th Century: 80s	Events
	May 20, 1984 After driving Rachel and Ellie to the Bangor airport so that they can fly back to Chicago with Rachel's parents, Louis Creed purchases a flashlight, pick, shovel, spade, rope, work gloves and a canvas tarpaulin at Watson's Hardware in Brewer before checking into a Howard Johnson's motel. At 11pm, he heads for Pleasantview Cemetery to dig up his son's body.
32	May 21, 1984	20th Century: 80s	Events
	May 21, 1984 Louis Creed is reunited with his son Gage, back from the dead. After discovering that Gage killed his neighbor Jud Crandall and wife Rachel, Louis kills Gage, burns down the Crandall house and buries Rachel's body in the Micmac burying ground.

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