Auckland Grammar School is a state secondary school for boys in Auckland, New Zealand, founded in the nineteenth century and located in the suburb of Epsom. It is one of the best known schools in the country, partly because enrolment is restricted to students living within a defined home zone, which has affected property prices in the area. Its main building, in a Tudor-influenced style, is a recognisable landmark. The date shown for it here is the year associated with its establishment, but fuller details of its early history cannot be stated with confidence from the information available.
Before and after
- 14 September 1867Karl Marx publishes Das Kapital
- 5 December 1867Birth of Józef Piłsudski
- 1868Founding of Technical University of Munich
- 1868Founding of University of California
- 1868Construction of Auckland Grammar School
- from 1868 to 1889Meiji Restoration
- from 3 January 1868 to 3 May 1947Empire of Japan
- from 27 January 1868 to 27 June 1869Boshin War
- 16 March 1868Birth of Maxim Gorky
More in Art, literature & culture
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- 7 May 1824Beethoven's Ninth Symphony premieres
- 26 November 1865Publication of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
- 1871The Internationale
- from 1886 to 1905Rise of Post-impressionism
- from 6 April 1896 to 15 April 18961896 Summer Olympics
The era
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