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1822
born at Hynčice now a part of Vražné
1831 – 1933
elementary school at Hynčice
1833 – 1834
Piarist school at Lipník
1834 – 1840
Grammer School (Gymnasium) at Opava
1840 – 1843
Institute of Philosophy at Olomouc
1843 – 1844
Novitiate
1844 – 1848
theology studies in Brno
1848 – 1849
Pastor at the Old Brno Abbey
1849 – 1850
substitute professor at gymnasium in Znojmo
1850
first attempt at a university examination
1851
substitute professor of agriculture at the Technical Institute in Brno
1851 – 1853
student of physics and natural history at Vienna University
1853
building of the green house in the monastic vegetable garden, appointed teacher of physics and natural history at Technical Institute in Brno
1854
publishs on Botys margaritalis in the J. of zool.- botan. Soc. Vienna
1854 – 1856
carried out pea experiments on constancy of selected traits
1855
member of the Moravian and Silesian Agricultural Society Brno, the second attempt at the university examination in Vienna
1856
starts hybridizing experiments with peas in monastic garden
1862
continues experiments on plant hybrids, becomes a member of the Natural Science Society Brno
1863
continues experiments on plants hybrids, publishs his meteorological observations of 1862 in Brno
1864
finalization of experiments on the nature of the hybrid, publishes his meteorological observations of 1863 in Brno
1865
lectures on Experiments in Plant Hybrids in Brno, at the meetings of the Nature Research Society, February 8 and March 8
1866
Mendel´s work Experiments in Plant Hybrids in Brno published in the journal of the Nature Research Society, publishes his meteorological observations of 1865 in Brno, opens correspondence on plant hybrids with Nägeli
1867
publishes his meteorological observations of 1866 in Brno, discussions on hybrids in his letters to Nägeli
1868
elected Abbot of the Augustinian monastery in Old Brno continueds correspondence on hybrids with Nägeli, lectures on his experiments in Hieracium bastards in Brno, becomes vice-chairman of the Natural Science Society in Brno, continues correspondence on plant hybrids with Nägeli
1870
publishes his experiments with Hieracium bastards in Brno, publishes his meteorological observations of 1869 in Brno, continued correspondence on hybrids with Nägeli, votes the proconstitutional Liberal Party for the Moravian Diet
1873
last letter on hybrids to Nägeli
1874
declines to chair the Beekeepers' Society Brno, tries to hybridize dark domestic and light Cyprus bees
1874 – 1884
protests against the increased taxes on the monastic property
1877
reportes on his underground water level measurements to G. v. Niessl
1879
publishes on rainfalls and weather in Brno in the J. of Austrian Meteorol. Soc.
1881
becomes Director of the Mortgage Bank of Moravia
1882
publishes on storm in Brno and Blansko in the Journal of Austrian Meteorol. Society
1883
requests grafts from the trees in his parents' garden
1884
dies on January 6, buried January 9 in the Central Cemetery in Brno
J. G. Mendel - scientist and a multifaceted personality.
Introductive section: From the genetic program to its implementation.
Scientific milieu of Mendel´s discovery: A trip to Mendel´s epoch.
Conference Hall: the place where Mendel was meeting his scientific colleagues and gathered motivation for his experiments.
Mendel's laboratory: disclosure what Mendel knew and what he could not know.
Molecular-biological laboratory: The desire to explore and discover.
Genetic stories on the background of Nobel Prizes: Mendel in the concept of today's science
Mendel´s plants: Mendel's verification of his discoveries.
Historic hall and modern science: A counterpoint of old and new.
The building of the former Technical College where the meetings of the Nature Research Society were held over which Mendel often presided in his position of society´s vice-chairman (Komenského náměstí 2).
The building of the former Moravian Diet where the premises of the Mortgage Bank were situated from 1878. Mendel was working there as
The building of the Modern High School in Brno where Mendel lectured physics and natural science 1854-1868 and published his discovery in 1865 in the Nature Research Society meetings (Jánská 22).
The Bishop Court became the Moravian Museum and the seat of the AgriCulture Association with its many scientific sections in 1817. Mendel profited most from the gardening section. The experiments performed to achieve new colour varieties of ornamental plants initiated his experiments with peas (Muzejní 1).
The Dietrichstein Palace of the Moravian Museum with its memorial hall showing plaques of the chief figures of the AgriCulture Association as founders of the Moravian Museum (Zelný trh 1).
The Institute of Theology at the Dominican Monastery where Mendel studied 1844-1848. In St Michael church he was ordained priest on August 15, 1847 and celebrated his first mass (Dominikánské náměstí).
The New Town Hall as a centre of cultural events and presentations of the AgriCulture Association activities in which Mendel took part as a member of its Central Board (Dominikánské náměstí).
The Urban Centre where the office and the library of the Nature Research Society were housed after 1870 (Šilingrovo náměstí).
St. Ann Hospital where Mendel proved unsuccessful in his pastoral service but achieved the support of the hospital director in ornamental plant breeding and meteorology (Pekařská 53/55).
The original seat of the Augustinian Order St. Thomas to 1782 (Moravské náměstí).
The former Cistercian Nunnary, since 1783 the seat of the Augustinian Order. Mendel lived there 1843-1884. The Basilica of the Assumption of the Virgin and the adjoining prelate quarters of Gregor Mendel 1868-1884 (Mendelovo náměstí 1).
The Reduta Theatre where exhibits of flowers, fruit and vegetable were organized by Mendel´s Section of Pomiculture, Viniculture and Horticulture of the AgriCulture Association (Zelný trh).
The former Cistercian Nunnary, since 1783 the seat of the Augustinian Order. Mendel lived there 1843-1884. The Basilica of the Assumption of the Virgin and the adjoining prelate quarters of Gregor Mendel 1868-1884 (Mendelovo náměstí 1).