AnnouPale Haiti
History • Memory • Justice
A space inside AnnouPale to preserve, explore, and advance Haiti's history, our memory, and the pursuit of justice.
Editorial illustration — not a historical document
Haiti timeline
Published events in the order they happened. Each entry carries its trust mark and its real source count.
4 events
Haitian Revolution
1791–1804No era assigned
- 17 April 1825
Ordinance of 17 April 1825
The French ordinance of 17 April 1825 set conditions for recognition of Haitian independence, including an indemnity of 150,000,000 francs.
- 17 December 1914
Gold shipped from the Banque Nationale on the U.S.S. Machias
Gold was removed from the bank's vaults at Port-au-Prince on 17 December 1914 and transported to New York aboard the U.S.S. Machias.
- 16 September 1915
Convention between the United States and Haiti signed at Port-au-Prince
The convention signed on 16 September 1915 provided for a General Receiver to collect and apply Haitian customs duties.
Places on the map
Every point is a published place plotted at its real recorded coordinates. No coastline is drawn: the background is a latitude/longitude graticule. A place with no coordinates is not given an approximate position — it appears in the list below.
Latitude 18.89° – 20.59° · Longitude -73.06° – -71.36°