Beatrix Potter is born in London, England, beginning the life of the renowned author and illustrator.
Beatrix Potter publishes her famous children's book 'The Tale of Peter Rabbit', marking the start of her career as a beloved author and illustrator.
Beatrix Potter marries William Heelis, a solicitor, which influences her life and work related to the Lake District.
Beatrix Potter becomes a notable conservationist, purchasing land in the Lake District and donating it to the National Trust.
Beatrix Potter passes away, leaving behind a legacy as a beloved children's author and conservationist.
Beatrix Potter shows an early love for drawing and illustrating animals, encouraged by her parents.
Beatrix Potter sends her illustrated story, "The Tale of Peter Rabbit," to a publisher.
Beatrix's storybook manuscript is initially rejected by a publisher.
Beatrix self-publishes 250 copies of "The Tale of Peter Rabbit" using her own funds.
The book is picked up by Frederick Warne & Co. and becomes a commercial success.
Beatrix meets Norman Warne, an editor at Frederick Warne & Co., who appreciates her work.
Beatrix and Norman develop a close personal relationship despite social conventions.
Norman Warne dies unexpectedly, causing sorrow and emotional difficulty for Beatrix.
Beatrix embraces her identity as an artist and author, continuing her career and personal growth.
Beatrix meets and eventually falls in love with her solicitor, William Heelis.
Beatrix buys a farm in the Lake District to pursue her love of nature and conservation.
Beatrix and William get married and start a life together.
