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F. Scott Fitzgerald was born in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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F. Scott Fitzgerald joined the army due to his failure as a student.
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F. Scott was discharged from the army and moved to New York City to get enough money to marry Zelda, but she called off the engagement.
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F. Scott moved back to St. Paul after he quit his job. He continued to write his novel "The Side of Paradise".
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F. Scott Fitzgerald and Zelda Sayre got married in New York.
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F. Scott and Zelda went back to St. Paul for the birth of their child, Francis Scott Fitzgerald.
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F. Scott and Zelda moved to Great Neck Long Island so they could be near Broadway because F. Scott had wrote a play called "The Vegetable".
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F. Scott revised "The Great Gasby" while he was in Rome for the winter.
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The Fitzgeralds stayed in France after the novel sales were disappointing.
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The family returned to Paris because Zelda was trying ballet training to become a professional dancer. It eventually damaged her health.
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The Fitzgeralds return to America.
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F. Scott finished his fourth novel "Tender is the Night".
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Zelda suffered from her first breakdown and was treated at Pragins Clinic in Switzerland.
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F. Scott began writing his last novel "The Love of the Last Tyccoon".
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F. Scott Fitzgerald passed away from a heart attack.
