Timeline of Barnaul

The following is a of the history of the city of Barnaul, Russia.

18th–19th centuries

• 1730 – Akinfiy Demidov brought 200 peasants to build the plant (accepted date for the foundation of Barnaul).
• 1746 – the first mention of the first street of the future city (Ryapasovskaya or Ryaposovskaya).
• 1839 – Demidovsky Pillar was installed.

20th century

• 12 August 1917 – The first issue of the Bolshevik newspaper Golos Truda, the predecessor of the regional newspaper Altayskaya Pravda (renamed in 1937), is published in Barnaul.
• 1933 – Barnaul Teachers Institute founded.
• 1942 – Altai State Technical University established.
• 1954 – Altai State Medical Institute founded.
• 1956 – Barnaul Music School established.
• 1958 – Siberian Research Institute of Cheesemaking founded.
• 1973 – Altai State University established.
• 1987 – Institute for Water and Environmental Problems AS USSR formed.
• 13 January 1993 – Vecherny Barnaul newspaper begins publication.

21st century

• 2010 – Barnaul Zoo opens.
• 2020 – Barnaul basketball club founded.

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