THE DIARY OF ALONZO TYPER
Literature 1938. Written by H.P. Lovecraft and William Lumley.
Source Features: BBB (9) TIMELINE (17) MAP (2) OTHER (1) THEMES (1)

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1872 - 152 years ago
1October 31, 187219th Century and earlierEvents

October 31, 1872
Date of the crumbling newspaper wrapped around the key to the vault that Alonzo Typer finds in the little locked room in the cellar of the van der Heyl mansion.

1908 - 116 years ago
2April 17, 190820th Century: 1st HalfEvents

April 17, 1908
Date that Alonzo Hasbrouck Typer of Kingston, N.Y., was last seen, around noon, at the Hotel Richmond in Batavia. After walking all the way from Attica, Alonzo Typer arrives at the van der Heyl mansion, becoming aware of an appallingly evil and non-human presence.

3April 18, 190820th Century: 1st HalfEvents

April 18, 1908
Unable to sleep, Alonzo Typer begins to explore the van der Heyl mansion, starting with the great south parlor, home of the gallery of family portraits, then later, the labyrinthine wings and the attic.

4April 19, 190820th Century: 1st HalfEvents

April 19, 1908
Alonzo Typer explores the cellar of the van Der Heyl mansion, where he finds a locked room and vault.

5April 20, 190820th Century: 1st HalfEvents

April 20, 1908
Alonzo Typer attempts to go to the gate for his supplies, but finds the briers twisted tightly in his path. It is the same in every direction - behind and on all sides of the house. In places the brown, barbed vines had uncurled to astonishing heights - forming a steel-like hedge against his egress. Later, he reads a book called the Pnakotic Manuscripts or of the Eltdown Shards in the great shadowy library at the rear of the ground floor of the van der Heyl mansion.

6April 21, 190820th Century: 1st HalfEvents

April 21, 1908
Alonzo Typer studies the family portraits in the van der Heyl mansion.

7April 22, 190820th Century: 1st HalfEvents

April 22, 1908
Alonzo Typer explores the attic of the van der Heyl mansion, finding a carved, crumbling chest full of blasphemous books and papers, including a Greek Necronomicon, a Norman-French Livre d'Eibon, and a first edition of old Ludvig Prinn's De Vermis Mysteriis.

8April 23, 190820th Century: 1st HalfEvents

April 23, 1908
Alonzo Typer continues reading about the lost and hidden city of Yian-Ho in the diaries of Claes van der Heyl.

9April 24, 190820th Century: 1st HalfEvents

April 24, 1908
Alonzo Typer spends the day studying the picture and key in the attic of the van der Heyl mansion.

10April 25, 190820th Century: 1st HalfEvents

April 25, 1908
Alonzo Typer explores a hill near the van der Heyl mansion.

11April 26, 190820th Century: 1st HalfEvents

April 26, 1908
Alonzo Typer spends the evening on the hill near the van der Heyl mansion, listening to the windy whispering that sounds almost like angry humming, coming close to actual speech.

12April 27, 190820th Century: 1st HalfEvents

April 27, 1908
Alonzo Typer makes progress in deciphering crucial hieroglyphs in the picture, hitting upon the final clue in the afternoon. By evening he knows their meaning.

13April 28, 190820th Century: 1st HalfEvents

April 28, 1908
Alonzo Typer rehearses the Chant that will evoke the Nameless Thing, though provides no method of control of That Which is evoked.

14April 29, 190820th Century: 1st HalfEvents

April 29, 1908
Alonzo Typer finds the key to the vault in the little locked room in the cellar of the van der Heyl mansion, wrapped in a crumbling newspaper and buried beneath rubbish in a drawer of the ancient desk.

15April 30, 190820th Century: 1st HalfEvents

April 30, 1908
Walpurgis Eve. The storm breaks with pandaemoniac fury, and Alonzo Typer is dragged away toward the cellar.

1935 - 89 years ago
16November 12, 193520th Century: 1st HalfEvents

November 12, 1935
A severe gale causes the collapse of the deserted and decrepit van der Heyl mansion.

17November 16, 193520th Century: 1st HalfEvents

November 16, 1935
Mr. Typer's diary - a book about 6 x 3 1/2 inches in size, with tough paper and an oddly durable binding of thin sheet metal - is discovered in the possession of one of the decadent Chorazin villagers by a state policeman sent to investigate the rumoured collapse of the deserted van der Heyl mansion.



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