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Birth at Arbury Farm
· South Farm, Arbury Hall Estate, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England
Mary Ann Evans, later George Eliot, was born at Arbury Farm on the Arbury estate near Nuneaton. Coordinate is a representative point for the former Arbury Farm/South Farm site on the Arbury estate.
Baptism at Chilvers Coton
· St Mary the Virgin Church, Chilvers Coton, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England
A week after her birth, Evans was baptized in the parish church at Chilvers Coton.
Family move to Griff House
· Griff House, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England
The Evans family moved to Griff House, where Eliot spent much of her childhood. The source specifies early 1820 but does not supply a day or month.
Move to Foleshill Road
· Foleshill Road, Coventry, Warwickshire, England
After her brother Isaac took over Griff, Evans moved with her father to a house on Foleshill Road near Coventry. Coordinate represents the Foleshill Road area; the historic house has been altered.
Residence in Geneva
· Geneva, Switzerland

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file Following her father's funeral, Evans travelled with the Brays to Switzerland and remained in Geneva on her own. The source establishes the year through the preceding account of her father's 1849 death; no arrival date is supplied.
Return through London
· London, England

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file Evans returned from Geneva to England and spent a day in London before continuing to Rosehill and Griff. The cited account does not identify her London address.
Rosehill stay
· Rosehill, Coventry, Warwickshire, England

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1931 · file Evans went to the Brays' Rosehill home, beginning a long period in which Rosehill was effectively her home. Coordinate is a representative point for the former Rosehill area in Coventry.
Weimar residence and research journey
· Weimar, Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, Germany
Evans and George Henry Lewes spent roughly three months in Weimar during their German research journey. The source supports an August–October stay; card date uses the supported opening month.
Departure from Weimar for Berlin
· Weimar, Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, Germany
Evans and Lewes left Weimar after three months and proceeded to Berlin.
Arrival in Berlin
· Berlin, Prussia
The couple arrived in Berlin, where they remained through the winter while pursuing literary and intellectual work. The surrounding section identifies the location as Berlin.
Lodgings in Bayswater
· Bayswater, London, England

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file After returning from Germany, Eliot came to London and took lodgings in Bayswater.
Lodgings at East Sheen
· East Sheen, London, England

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file Five days after arriving in London, Eliot settled on lodgings at East Sheen.
Writing on St Mary's, Scilly Isles
· Fortification Hill, St Mary's, Isles of Scilly, England
During a spring journey with Lewes, Eliot wrote the epilogue to “Mr. Gilfil's Love-Story” on Fortification Hill on St Mary's. The trip is dated March–May 1857; the source does not date the writing session more precisely.
Arrival at Gorey, Jersey
· Gorey, Jersey, Channel Islands
Eliot reached Gorey after the Scilly Islands visit and recorded the landscape and orchards around her lodgings.
Visit to Nürnberg
· Nürnberg, Kingdom of Bavaria, Germany
During a German journey, Eliot stayed at the Baierische Hof and explored Nürnberg's streets, churches, and market square. The journal section is headed April 1858 without a more precise arrival date.
Munich literary and artistic stay
· Munich, Kingdom of Bavaria, Germany
In Munich, Eliot visited the Pinacothek, called on Justus von Liebig, and walked with him in the surrounding landscape. The surrounding journal entries establish Munich as the location.
Writing at Holly Lodge
· Holly Lodge, Southfields, London, England

Wikimedia Commons · No Copyright - United States · file Eliot completed the manuscript of The Mill on the Floss at Holly Lodge, her home in Southfields. Coordinate is a representative point for the former Holly Lodge/Southfields locality.
Temporary residence at Harewood Square
· 10 Harewood Square, London, England

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file After returning from Italy, Eliot and Lewes lived temporarily at 10 Harewood Square while seeking a longer-term home. The dated entry is 27 September 1860 and says this was their third day there; month-level precision is retained.
Move to 16 Blandford Square
· 16 Blandford Square, London, England

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file Eliot and Lewes entered their new home at 16 Blandford Square, where they expected to remain for three years.
Holiday at Niton
· Niton, Isle of Wight, England
On an Isle of Wight holiday, Eliot and Lewes settled for a week at Niton.
Move to the Priory
· The Priory, 21 North Bank, Regent's Park, London, England

Wikimedia Commons · No Copyright - United States · file The Priory at 21 North Bank became Eliot and Lewes's principal London home and a noted setting for their intellectual and social circle. The Priory was later demolished; coordinate marks the historic North Bank site.
Health visit to Scarborough
· Scarborough, Yorkshire, England
Eliot wrote from Scarborough after travelling from Harrogate via York; the visit was undertaken partly for Lewes's health. The source's letter heading directly supplies date and place.
Return from Normandy and Brittany
· Brittany, France
Eliot and Lewes returned home after a month-long French journey through Normandy and Brittany. Coordinate is a representative point for Brittany; the source documents a multi-stop journey across Normandy and Brittany.
Arrival at Biarritz
· Biarritz, France
During the journey that became the couple's Spanish tour, Eliot and Lewes arrived at Biarritz and spent much of the daylight outdoors. The letter is dated 16 January 1867 from Biarritz; “the 6th” is therefore 6 January.
Granada and the Alhambra
· Alhambra, Granada, Spain
Eliot visited Granada and the Alhambra during the Spanish journey that informed the imaginative background of The Spanish Gypsy. The dated letter is 21 February 1867; its location is Granada.
Return to Biarritz from Spain
· Biarritz, France
After travelling through eastern and central Spain, Eliot returned to Biarritz and reflected on the journey's pleasures.
Month at Torquay
· Torquay, Devon, England

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file Eliot and Lewes left London for a month at Torquay while she was completing The Spanish Gypsy. The 17 March 1868 letter supports departure the following morning.
Spring stay in Rome
· Rome, Kingdom of Italy

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file Eliot and Lewes settled in Rome after travelling south in search of warmer weather during their fourth Italian journey. The source specifies only the beginning of April.
Residence at Witley
· The Heights, Witley, Surrey, England

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file Eliot was at Witley, Surrey, during Lewes's declining health; it had become the couple's country residence after their 1876 move from London. Coordinate is a representative point for the historic Heights estate at Witley.
Marriage to John Walter Cross
· St George's Church, Hanover Square, London, England

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file Eliot married John Walter Cross at St George's, Hanover Square, then returned to the Priory before leaving for Dover.
Honeymoon journey at Grenoble
· Grenoble, France
During the honeymoon journey following her marriage, Eliot wrote from Grenoble after visiting the Grande Chartreuse. The source's letter heading directly supplies date and place.
Honeymoon stay in Milan
· Milan, Kingdom of Italy
Eliot and Cross reached Milan, planned visits to the Duomo and Brera, and used it as a short stationary interval in their honeymoon travel.
Honeymoon in Venice
· Venice, Kingdom of Italy
Eliot and Cross spent an extended period in Venice, visiting art and travelling by gondola before illness forced their departure. The cited letter is dated 9 June 1880 from Venice.
Departure from Venice for Innsbruck
· Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria-Hungary
Illness contracted during the Venetian stay led Eliot and Cross to leave Venice for mountain air at Innsbruck. The historical spelling “Innspruck” corresponds to Innsbruck.
Arrival at 4 Cheyne Walk
· 4 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, London, England

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file After the summer at Witley and a period of illness, Eliot and Cross finally moved into their Chelsea house.
Death in Chelsea
· 4 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, London, England

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file Eliot died at her Chelsea home after a final illness, less than three weeks after moving to Cheyne Walk. The final chapter and contemporary biographical record place her death at Chelsea; the coordinate marks 4 Cheyne Walk.