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Mega Tri-Cities Timeline

From Tri Cities By Night

The recorded history of the Mega Tri-Cities Domain.


Early History [1805 - 1910]

1805

Lewis and Clark camp in the Pasco area, near what would eventually become Sacajawea State Park.

1855

The Umatilla and Yakama tribes cede the land that would later become Kennewick.

1880s

Construction of the Northern Pacific Railway brings settlers to the Columbia Basin.

1891

Pasco is officially incorporated.

1900

The Columbia Courier newspaper is established.

1904

Kennewick becomes incorporated.
W.R. Amon and his son Howard purchase 2,300 acres and propose a new town on the north bank of the Yakima River.

1907

Seattle opens Pike Place Market.

1910

Richland is incorporated.


The Sabbat Years [1909 - 1933]

1909

The Sabbat claim the Tri-Cities as their domain.

1914

World War I begins.

1915

The Celilo Canal connects Kennewick to the Pacific Ocean through the Columbia River.

1918

The Pasco Herald is founded.
World War I comes to an end.

1919

Charles Fort publishes The Book of the Damned, collecting reports of unexplained phenomena.

1922

The Green Bridge opens, linking Pasco and Kennewick and creating the "Twin Cities."

1929

The Great Depression begins.

1933

Construction starts on Grand Coulee Dam.


Camarilla Ascendancy [1939 - 1965]

1939

The Camarilla wrest control of the Tri-Cities from the Sabbat.
World War II begins.

1942

Grand Coulee Dam is completed.

1943

The United States Army acquires 640 square miles for the Manhattan Project and Hanford Engineer Works.

1945

An atomic weapon is dropped on Hiroshima.
World War II ends.

1947

The Pasco Herald becomes the Tri-City Herald.
Federal investigations into UFO sightings begin.

1954

The Blue Bridge opens.
Herold Orlando Monson becomes the first Mayor of Richland.

1958

Richland becomes a fully self-governed city.

1961

A Gideon Bible is mysteriously misprinted with references to Elimelech and Lazarus. Most dismiss it as a prank, though Kindred whisper of a possible Masquerade breach.

1965

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory opens.
The Sabbat launch a devastating assault and reclaim the Tri-Cities.


Nights of Fire and Blood [1978 - 1999]

1978

The Cable Bridge opens.

1980

Mount St. Helens erupts, blanketing the region in ash.

1982

Home computing arrives.

1986

Interstate 82 is completed.
The Chernobyl disaster shocks the world.

1991

The Soviet Union collapses.

1993

An epic war erupts between Garou and Kindred in Chicago.

1994

Amazon is founded.

1995

The U.S. government privatizes NSFNET, helping create the modern internet.

1996

Kennewick Man is discovered along the Columbia River.

1997

The Reawakening restores Dementation to Clan Malkavian.
The Slayer premieres.
The Night of Bloody Terrors sees Giangaleazzo defect to the Ivory Tower.

1998

Google is founded.

1999

Clan Gangrel abandons the Camarilla.
The Week of Nightmares shakes the Kindred world.
Anton Petrov and loyal Camarilla forces reclaim the Tri-Cities from the Sabbat.
Y2K passes without apocalypse.


Modern Nights [2000 - 2025]

2000

The Orpheus Opera House and Botanical Gardens opens.

2002

The Tri-City Herald closes. The Mega Tri-Cities Tribune begins publication.

2004

Anarchs Unbound: A New Manifesto for the Digital Age appears online.

2006

The Camarilla formally bans Anarchs Unbound.

2011

The Inner Circle convenes for its 41st gathering and appoints new Justicars.

2012

The Chaos Kings motorcycle gang claims territory in Pasco.
The Conclave of Prague expels the Anarchs from the Camarilla. Open conflict follows.

2014

A construction boom transforms the city's skyline.

2015

The Mega City Reactors football stadium opens.

2019

Clan Lasombra joins the Camarilla.

2020

The COVID-19 pandemic spreads across the globe.

2022

Camarilla and Anarch leaders begin negotiating a lasting peace.

2025

The Church of St. Gabriel explodes under mysterious circumstances.
The Chaos Kings vanish without explanation.



Domain Control

1909–1939 — Sabbat Domain

1939–1965 — Camarilla Domain

1965–1999 — Sabbat Domain

1999–Present — Camarilla Domain