24 moments
Birth at Atlas House
· Atlas House, 162 High Street, Bromley, Kent, England
Wells was born at Atlas House on Bromley High Street. Coordinates are a representative point for the documented former Atlas House site.
Pupil-teacher appointment
· Wookey National School, Wookey, Somerset, England
Wells entered the National School at Wookey as a pupil-teacher, beginning an early period of school employment. Coordinates represent Wookey village; the historic school building is not precisely identified in the source.
Draper's apprenticeship
· Hyde's Drapery Emporium, Southsea, Portsmouth, England
Wells spent three years as a draper's apprentice at Hyde's Drapery Emporium, an experience later reflected in his fiction. Coordinates represent central Southsea because the source does not give Hyde's exact street address.
Pupil-teacher at Midhurst Grammar School
· Midhurst Grammar School, Midhurst, West Sussex, England
Wells returned to Midhurst Grammar School as a pupil-teacher after leaving his draper's apprenticeship. Date marks the beginning of the documented 1883–1884 teaching period.
Student at the Normal School of Science
· Normal School of Science, South Kensington, London, England
Wells began biological studies under Thomas Henry Huxley at the Normal School of Science, later the Royal College of Science. Date marks the year following his 1883 Midhurst appointment; he studied there until 1887.
Convalescence at Uppark
· Uppark House, South Harting, West Sussex, England

Wikimedia Commons · Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported · file Wells spent the winter of 1887–88 convalescing at Uppark, where his mother was housekeeper. The source gives a winter spanning 1887–1888; the card is dated to its starting year.
Stay in the Potteries
· Basford, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England
Wells stayed in Stoke-on-Trent, living in Basford; the industrial landscape influenced later writing.
Teacher at Henley House School
· Henley House School, London, England
Wells taught at Henley House School in London during 1889–90. Coordinates represent central London because the source does not specify the school's street address.
Residence at Lynton, Maybury Road
· Lynton, 141 Maybury Road, Woking, Surrey, England

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file Wells moved with Amy Catherine Robbins to the rented house Lynton in Woking, a highly productive early writing residence.
Marriage to Amy Catherine Robbins
· St Pancras Register Office, London, England
Wells married Amy Catherine Robbins, known as Jane, at the St Pancras register office. Coordinates represent the historic St Pancras civic-registration area.
Move to Worcester Park
· Worcester Park, Surrey, England
Wells and Jane relocated to a larger house in Worcester Park, where they remained for about two years. The source gives late summer 1896 but no month.
Residence at Spade House
· Spade House, Sandgate, Kent, England
After illness prompted the move to Sandgate, Wells constructed Spade House there as his family home.
Visit to Chicago
· Chicago, Illinois, United States
During his first United States visit, Wells visited Chicago slums with reformer Jane Addams. Coordinates represent central Chicago; the source does not identify a particular settlement or neighborhood.
Visit to Theodore Roosevelt
· White House, Washington, D.C., United States
During the same American journey, Wells visited President Theodore Roosevelt at the White House. The trip ran from 27 March to 27 May 1906; the source does not give the White House meeting's exact date.
Visit to Moscow
· Moscow, Russian Empire
Wells also visited Moscow on his January 1914 Russian journey. The source does not separate the dates of the Petrograd and Moscow portions of the trip.
Visit to Petrograd
· Petrograd, Russian Empire
Wells visited Petrograd during a January journey to Russia shortly before the First World War. Petrograd was the contemporary name of present-day Saint Petersburg.
Meeting with Lenin at the Kremlin
· Kremlin, Moscow, Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic
Wells met Vladimir Lenin in Lenin's Kremlin study during his second visit to Russia.
Residence at Lou Pidou
· Lou Pidou, Grasse, France
Wells lived with Odette Keun at Lou Pidou, the house they built in Grasse, during a relationship lasting from 1924 to 1933. Coordinates represent Grasse because the source does not supply a mappable street address for Lou Pidou; date marks the beginning of the documented residence period.
Residence at Chiltern Court
· Chiltern Court, Baker Street, London, England
Wells lived at Chiltern Court on Baker Street during 1930–36. Date marks the beginning of the documented residence period.
Opening speech at PEN Congress
· Dubrovnik, Kingdom of Yugoslavia
As PEN president, Wells delivered the opening speech at the 11th PEN International Congress in Dubrovnik. The contemporary congress record labels Dubrovnik as Yugoslavia; it is now in Croatia.
Interview with Joseph Stalin
· Soviet Union
Wells interviewed Joseph Stalin during his third documented visit to the Soviet Union; the conversation was later published as "Marxism vs. Liberalism." The cited text directly establishes Soviet Union presence and date but does not state the interview venue; coordinates are a representative point for the former state.
World Encyclopaedia address
· Royal Institution, Albemarle Street, London, England
Wells called for a continuously revised World Encyclopaedia before the Royal Institution. The source supplies the year but not a more precise date.
World Brain speech at documentation congress
· World Congress of Universal Documentation, Paris, France
Wells addressed the World Congress of Universal Documentation in Paris, advancing his World Brain conception. Coordinates represent central Paris because the source does not identify the congress venue.
Death at Hanover Terrace
· 13 Hanover Terrace, Regent's Park, London, England
Wells died at his final home overlooking Regent's Park in London.