Spirit of America Bookstore 2020-2022  Coronavirus  Epidemic New  Mexico  Timeline back to U.S.A epidemic timeline    •    jump to NM year 2021    • jump to NM year 2022    •    jump to NM year 2023    •    RECENT New Mexico EVENTS fiction & non-fiction plague books page Epidemic / Pandemic Film Festival at Magic Lantern Video & Book Store Ancient Times - 3500 B.C.E to 1490 C.E. 1491-1800    •    1801-1900    •    1901-1930    •    1931-1950    •    1951-1968    •    1969-2000 •    2001-2010    •    2011-2016    •    2017-2018    •    2019-2020    •    2021 to present The coronavirus epidemic events of early 2020 kept adding new entries on the Spirit of America Timeline - 2019 to Present Page and news reports made it clear that the epidemic was here to stay; so this page was cut in late February to make the detail epidemic events more visible without interfering with the U.S. presidential primary elections, stock market uncertainty, weather disasters, and other non-epidemic news.          coronavirus epidemic entry at Wikipedia latest worldwide info & map at Johns Hopkins University State of New Mexico Coronavirus Epidemic Information Page updated New Mexico COVID-19 vaccination website which includes registration to be scheduled for vaccination interactive map of all New Mexico coronavirus hotspots, December 2020, updated January 2021: restaurants, churches, shops, schools, etc. - compiled by The Paper, Albuquerque    New Mexico Veterans Affairs Health Center in SE Albuquerque, NM COVID-19 Vaccines info page   call 505-265-1711 extensions 2910, 2912, 3915 or 3916 to schedule a vaccination appointment 2018: [There was] an 80% reduction in the C.D.C.’s program that worked in various countries to fight epidemics: “Countries where the C.D.C. is planning to scale back include some of the world’s hot spots for emerging infectious disease, such as China, Pakistan, Haiti, Rwanda, and Congo”. 2018 April 10: President Trump dissolved the Homeland Security global health security team overseen by advisor Tom Bossert, essentially firing him; he was not replaced. 2018 May 8: President Trump dissolved the National Security Council's position of Senior Director for Global Health Security & Bio-defense; Rear Admiral R. Timothy Ziemer was not reassigned. 2018 May 18: Sen. Sherrod Brown of Ohio sent a letter { page 1 + page 2 } to President Trump demanding answers after Trump fired the entire White House pandemic team. 2019 July: Dr. Luciana Borio, Director for Medical & Biodefense Preparedness at the National Security Council, left the job; President Trump did not replace her. The  Year  2 0 2 0    2020 Jan 8:    Washington Post reporters Gerry Shih and Lena Sun reported an outbreak of an 'unidentified and possibly new viral disease in central China' that was sending alarms across Asia in advance of the Lunar New Year travel season; based on a C.D.C. warning. 2020 Jan 30:    W.H.O. declared the Wuhan 2019-nCoV coronavirus outbreak a global health emergency. More than 200 people have died from the flu-like virus, and more than 9,400 have been infected. 2020 Jan 31:    Twitter and Facebook took steps to remove misinformation about the Wuhan 2019-nCoV coronavirus on their platforms. 2020 Saturday Feb 29:    Health officials in Washington state said a Wuhan 2019-nCoV coronavirus patient died there, the first confirmed novel virus death in the United States; he was reportedly in his 50s and had underlying health issues.                         2020 Wednesday March 11: New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham announced the first confirmed cases of Wuhan 2019-nCoV coronavirus in the state, and issued Executive Order 2020-004 declaring a state of emergency surrounding the coronavirus epidemic. New Mexico residents can call the Coronavirus Hotline at 1-855-600-3453 if they are exhibiting any symptoms of coronavirus including fever, cough, or trouble breathing http://www.heinrich.senate.gov/coronavirus http://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html New Mexico Aging and Long-Term Services http://www.nmaging.state.nm.us Resources for Seniors and People with Disabilities (800) 432-2080 call this hotline if you are a senior or disabled adult unable to access groceries. Resources for Impacted Businesses http://www.gonm.biz/about-us/covid-19-response Resources for Impacted Workers http://www.dws.state.nm.us/COVID-19-Info The Valencia County Older American Program delivers daily meals to seniors call 864-2663 Monday through Friday to do the evaluation 2020 Fri March 13: The U.S. District Court of New Mexico suspended all criminal & civil jury trials starting Monday March 16 until April 10, because of the danger presented to jurors, attorneys, and court staff by the coronavirus outbreak. 2020 Sat March 14: Free drive-thru coronavirus testing became available at hospitals in Albuquerque: Lovelace starts screenings Downtown, Presbyterian will start soon. 2020 Sat March 14: As-of 3pm, there is a total of 13 cases in New Mexico: 6 cases in Bernalillo County, 3 cases in Santa Fe County, 2 cases in Sandoval County, and 2 cases in Socorro County. 2020 Sun March 15: New Mexico state health officials announced four more New Mexico residents who have tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the state's total positive tests for the novel coronavirus to 17. 2020 Mon March 16: New Mexico’s largest electricity provider P.N.M. and New Mexico Gas Company announced that they are suspending electric service and gas disconnections due to the impact of the coronavirus. The Albuquerque Museum closed to the public through April 15. Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains remains open. 2020 Tue March 17:    23 cases in New Mexico; the Wuhan 2019-nCoV coronavirus has now spread to all 50 states and Washington, DC as West Virginia announced its first case; the number of cases in the U.S. has surpassed 6,500 with 115 deaths. 2020 Wed March 18: New Mexico state health officials announced that five more people have tested positive for COVID-19, currently totaling 28 positive tests statewide. 2020 Thu March 19: New Mexico state health officials announced that seven more people have tested positive for COVID-19, currently totaling 35 positive tests statewide. 2020 Fri March 20:    The Wuhan 2019-nCoV coronavirus worldwide pandemic is now 254,996 cases and 10,444 deaths, for a death rate of 4 percent; the U.S.A. now has 14,322 cases and 210 deaths, for a death rate of 1.5 percent. 2020 Sun March 22: An Eddy County man in his late 70s died at Artesia General Hospital, the first trumpvirus death in New Mexico. 2020 Fri March 27: The first case of COVID-19 was detected in Valencia County. 2020 Sat March 28: There are 26 COVID-19 cases designated by the New Mexico Department of Health as having recovered; health officials announced 17 additional cases of COVID-19 in New Mexico, currently totaling 208 positive tests statewide; they also announced one additional death related to COVID-19, bringing the state total to two. 2020 Mon March 30: New Mexico state health officials announced 44 additional cases of COVID-19, currently totaling 281 positive tests statewide; they also announced two additional deaths related to COVID-19, bringing the total to four; there are 3 new cases in Valencia County for a total of 5. 2020 Sat April 4: New Mexico has 543 positive tests and 11 deaths from coronavirus. 2020 Mon April 6: Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham finalized an emergency order extending the stay-at-home instruction and all COVID19 public health orders through at least April 30th, including additional restrictions for essential businesses, including limiting the number of customers allowed in retail spaces. 2020 Sun April 12: New Mexico reached 1,174 positive tests and 20 deaths from coronavirus. 2020 Wed April 15: 5 new COVID-19 deaths confirmed on Navajo Nation as total cases rise to 921. 2020 Sun April 19: New Mexico reached 1,798 positive tests and 53 deaths from coronavirus. Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham issued an extension of the emergency order till May 30th 2020 Sun May 3: New Mexico reached 139 deaths from coronavirus (including the first death in Valencia County), 3,732 positive tests, 71,212 negative tests, and 812 reported recoveries. 2020 Sun May 10: New Mexico reached 200 deaths from coronavirus, 4,863 positive tests, 97,635 negative tests, and 1,285 reported recoveries. 2020 Sun June 7: New Mexico reached 392 deaths from coronavirus, 8,800 positive tests, 220,347 negative tests, and 3,286 reported recoveries. 2020 Wed July 1: New Mexico reached 500 deaths from coronavirus: ages 0-49 had 47 deaths (9%), ages 50-59 had 63 deaths (13%), ages 60-69 had 88 deaths (18%), ages 70-79 had 98 deaths (20%), ages 80-89 (highest group at 26%) had 130 deaths, and ages 90+ had 74 deaths (15%) — per Albuquerque Journal. 2020 Sun July 5: New Mexico now has 513 deaths from coronavirus, 13,256 positive tests, 361,798 negative tests, and 5,860 reported recoveries. 2020 Mon July 6: The United States reached 132,979 deaths from coronavirus and 3,040,833 confirmed cases — per worldometers.info website. 2020 Fri July 10: Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham, citing an 'untenable' increase in coronavirus cases, brought back some restrictions beginning on Monday, including that restaurants & breweries will not be able to offer indoor dining, and that access to state parks is restricted to New Mexico residents only. 2020 Sun July 19: New Mexico had 569 deaths from coronavirus, 16,736 positive tests, 443,928 negative tests, and 6,736 reported recoveries. 2020 Fri July 24: New Mexico had 601 deaths from coronavirus, 18,475 positive tests, 486,702 negative tests, and 7,156 reported recoveries. 2020 Sun July 26: New Mexico had 607 deaths from coronavirus, 18,788 positive tests, 493,637 negative tests, and 7,268 reported recoveries. 2020 Fri July 31: Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham, citing New Mexico's 7-day new case count average, which continues to be too high, extended the emergency public health 'lock-down' order until the end of August. 2020 Fri Aug 14: New Mexico had 703 deaths from coronavirus - an increase of 96 in 20 days; also 23,160 positive tests, 635,882 negative tests, and 10,182 reported recoveries. 2020 Sun Aug 23: New Mexico had 745 deaths from coronavirus, 24,396 positive tests, 694,904 negative tests, and 11,539 reported recoveries. 2020 Fri Aug 28:    Navajo Nation health officials say that a new death from COVID-19 brings the total there to 500 members. Other statistics are: 9,780 positive tests, 84,319 negative tests, and 7,032 reported recoveries. (The Navajo Reservation covers 71,000 km² or 27,413 square miles; the majority is in Arizona, with smaller portions in Utah & New Mexico.) 2020 Fri Sept 4: The 96th Burning of Zozobra went virtual this year! The annual event was televised and live streamed. 2020 Sun Sept 6: New Mexico had 803 deaths from coronavirus, 26,107 positive tests, 765,729 negative tests, and 13,530 reported recoveries. 2020 Mon Sept 28:    The worldwide death toll from the coronavirus pandemic reached 1 million, with more than 33 million confirmed infections; about 205,000 people have died in the United States. 2020 Fri Oct 9: New Mexico had 902 deaths from coronavirus; also 32,241 positive tests, 947,812 negative tests, and 18,335 reported recoveries. 2020 Sat Oct 31: New Mexico had 1,007 deaths from coronavirus; also 45,909 positive tests, 1,115,978 negative tests, and 21,491 reported recoveries. 2020 Sun Nov 1:    The local newspaper reports that the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant nuclear waste facility in SE New Mexico has at least 80 employees and contractor employees that have tested positive for the Wuhan 2019-nCoV coronavirus, with 40 official recoveries. 2020 Sat Nov 7:    Epidemic statistics in New Mexico: 16 new deaths from Wuhan 2019-nCoV corona-virus, total 1,104 deaths, 53,671 positive tests, and 1,197,053 negative tests. 2020 Sat Nov 14:    Epidemic statistics in New Mexico: 10 new deaths from Wuhan 2019-nCoV corona-virus, total 1,208 deaths, 63,171 positive tests, and 1,297,281 negative tests. 2020 Mon Nov 23:    Epidemic statistics in New Mexico: 17 new deaths from Wuhan 2019-nCoV corona-virus, total 1,400 deaths, 84,148 positive tests, and 1,380,304 negative tests. 2020 Fri Nov 27:    New Mexico had a record 35 deaths in one day from Wuhan 2019-nCoV coronavirus; totals are now 1,504 deaths from coronavirus; also 91,852 positive tests, 1,429,895 negative tests, and 31,102 reported recoveries. 2020 Wed Dec 2:    New Mexico had a record 40 deaths in one day from Wuhan 2019-nCoV coronavirus; totals are now 1,629 deaths from coronavirus, 100,963 positive tests, 1,491,259 negative tests, and 940 cases in hospital. 2020 Thu Dec 3:    The U.S. surpassed 275,000 coronavirus deaths as 12 states - including New Mexico - set daily COVID-19 death records. 2020 Thu Dec 3: Dictionary.com announced that its Word of the Year for 2020 is ... pandemic. 2020 Thu Dec 3:    New epidemic records in New Mexico: a record 44 deaths in one day from Wuhan 2019-nCoV coronavirus; totals are now 1,673 deaths from coronavirus; also 102,862 positive tests, 1,502,052 negative tests, and 947 cases in hospital. 2020 Sat Dec 12:    Epidemic statistics in New Mexico: 24 new deaths from Wuhan 2019-nCoV corona-virus, total 1,913 deaths, 118,358 positive tests, 1,600,751 negative tests, and 907 cases in hospital. 2020 Sun Dec 13:    New epidemic records in New Mexico: tied record of 44 deaths in one day from Wuhan 2019-nCoV coronavirus; totals are now 1,957 deaths from coronavirus; also 119,800 positive tests, 1,612,204 negative tests, and 878 cases in hospital. 2020 Tue Dec 15:    Epidemic statistics in New Mexico: 28 new deaths from Wuhan 2019-nCoV corona-virus, total 2,006 deaths, 122,557 positive tests, 1,632,869 negative tests, and 865 cases in hospital. 2020 Tue Dec 29:    Epidemic statistics in New Mexico: 23 new deaths from Wuhan 2019-nCoV corona-virus, total 2,403 deaths, 139,875 positive tests, 1,806,410 negative tests, and 806 cases in hospital. interactive COVID-19 hotspot map of New Mexico - compiled by weekly The Paper in late December 2020 Thu Dec 31:    Year-end epidemic statistics for New Mexico: 41 new deaths from Wuhan 2019-nCoV corona-virus, total 2,477 deaths, 142,864 positive tests, 1,827,348 negative tests, and 803 cases in hospital. Meanwhile, 77,124 people in the U.S. died of coronavirus in December, making it the deadliest month of the pandemic. The  Year  2 0 2 1    2021 Fri Jan 1:    New Year's Day epidemic statistics for New Mexico: 25 new deaths from Wuhan 2019-nCoV corona-virus, total 2,502 deaths, 144,142 positive tests, 1,839,365 negative tests, and 791 cases in hospital. All counties are still in 'red' status, though the stats are trending down somewhat. 2021 Tue Jan 5: The New Mexico Department of Health launched its updated COVID-19 vaccination website – www.vaccineNM.org - which includes registration to be scheduled for vaccination. 2021 Thu Jan 21:    Epidemic statistics in New Mexico: 35 new deaths from Wuhan 2019-nCoV corona-virus, total 3,044 deaths, 166,823 positive tests, 2,032,027 negative tests, and 644 cases in hospital. 2021 Mon Feb 8: New Mexico's COVID epidemic status is majority red, only four turquoise { click here for larger view (in a new window) } 2021 Sun Feb 14:    Epidemic statistics in New Mexico: 13 new deaths from Wuhan 2019-nCoV corona-virus, another milestone at total 3,529 deaths, 180,571 positive tests, 2,362,774 negative tests, and 292 cases in hospital. 2021 Thu March 4:    Epidemic statistics in New Mexico: 16 new deaths from Wuhan 2019-nCoV corona-virus, total 3,769 deaths, 186,156 positive tests, 2,552,578 negative tests, and 177 cases in hospital. 2021 Thurs April 8: New Mexico's COVID epidemic status is much improved: majority turquoise { click here for larger view (in a new window) } 2021 April 16:    SAD MILESTONE: 4 new deaths from Wuhan 2019-nCoV coronavirus, another milestone in New Mexico at 4,001 total COVID-19 deaths, 194,868 positive tests, 2,950,307 negative tests, and 116 cases in hospital. 2021 Thurs April 22: New Mexico's COVID epidemic status slid backward: one red, three different green { click here for larger view (in a new window) } 2021 Thurs April 29: New Mexico's COVID epidemic status leaped forward: three yellow, six green, the rest turquoise (none red!) { click here for larger view (in a new window) } 2021 Thurs May 6: New Mexico's COVID epidemic status very much improved: two green, one yellow (Chavez County), the rest turquoise { click here for larger view (in a new window) } 2021 Monday May 24: Audit by NM Dept. of Health found 114 additional deaths in New Mexico; adding them brings the total to 4,245 deaths from COVID-19. 2021 Thurs June 3: New Mexico's COVID epidemic status further improved: all turquoise! So Gov. Grisham set a goal of ending the color-coded system at the end of June, as long as 60% of residents are fully vaccinated by then. { click here for larger view (in a new window) } 2021 Friday June 18: Gov. Grisham announced that capacity-based restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic will end in New Mexico on July 1st, which means that all companies will be able to open at 100 percent capacity. “The simple fact is: We are beating this pandemic,” said Gov. Grisham. The opening is the most dramatic rollback of COVID-19 restrictions since March of last year, when New Mexico declared a state of emergency. 2021 late July: New Mexico is officially 72% of adults vaccinated, but county rates vary widely from 84% to 40%. 2021 Aug 3: New cases of COVID-19 reached the highest rate since March, 94% of new cases since February 1 have been unvaccinated individuals; other numbers: total 4,415 deaths, 211,970 positive tests, 3,623,759 negative tests, 180 cases in hospital, and 1,123,506 residents are fully vaccinated. 2021 Tuesday Aug 17: Gov. Grisham announced updated temporary rules to re-implement a statewide requirement that face masks be worn in all public indoor spaces, with only limited exceptions, and regardless of vaccination status, to stem the state’s rising tide of COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations – effective Friday August 20. 2021 Friday Aug 27: The surge caused a record 958 new cases of COVID-19; other numbers: 9 new deaths, total 4,505 deaths, 229,509 positive tests, 3,871,508 negative tests, 362 cases in hospital, and 1,169,205 residents are fully vaccinated. 2021 Sept 14: New Mexico state mask mandates extended until October - maybe further. 2021 Monday Oct 25:    Another grim milestone for New Mexico: state health officials reported 15 additional deaths from Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, for a total of 5,002 COVID-19-related deaths in the state since the beginning of the pandemic in March of last year. (This number is an increase of 1,000 or 25% since 16 April 2021.) 2021 Nov 2:    The U.S. deathtoll from COVID-19 passed 750,000 people; the majority of people who died recently were unvaccinated. 2021 Monday Nov 8:    State health officials reported 3,370 additional COVID-19 cases over the weekend, including 19 new deaths in just 3 days; New Mexico COVID cases surged 48% in the prior two weeks, with hospitalizations up 21%. 2021 Wed Dec 8:    The University of New Mexico is requiring all employees and students to get a COVID-19 booster shot by January 17; the new requirement expands on the previous vaccination requirement and applies to all individuals eligible for booster shots, while limited religious- and medical-based exemptions may be granted. 2021 Dec 13:    COVID-19 Omicron is confirmed in D.C. and 30 U.S. states as the variant is poised to dominate in Europe. 2021 Dec 13:    New Mexico health officials announced the first confirmed case of the Omicron variant of COVID-19; the case is a female adult in Bernalillo County who reported travel to another state that had reported cases of the variant; she was seen in an emergency room but has since been discharged to recover at home. The  Year  2 0 2 2    2022 Monday Jan 10:    Another grim milestone for New Mexico: state health officials reported 37 additional deaths over the weekend, for a total of 6,020 COVID-19-related deaths in the state since the beginning of the pandemic in March of 2020. (This number is an increase of 1,018 or 20% since 25 October 2021.) 2022 Friday Feb 4:    The nation hit another tragic milestone: more than 900,000 people in the U.S. have died of covid-19, even though coronavirus infections across the country are dropping; deaths lag cases, so it’s a reflection of Omicron’s huge surge in January. 2022 Monday Feb 7:    Individuals NOT fully vaccinated made up 81.3% of hospitalizations in New Mexico and 88.5% of deaths. 2022 Tuesday Feb 8:    "The world surpassed 400 million known coronavirus cases, just one month after reaching 300 million." – per The New York Times 2022 Friday Feb 11:    The State of New Mexico hit another COVID milestone: more than 500,000 positive tests. 2022 March 8:    Another grim milestone for New Mexico: state health officials reported 22 additional deaths over the weekend, for a total of 7,010 COVID-19-related deaths in the state since the beginning of the pandemic in March of 2020. (This number is an increase of 990 or 16.5% since 10 January 2022.) 2022 Friday April 29:    Difficult to pin down details due to reporting inconsistencies, but the nation hit another tragic milestone: more than one million people in the U.S. have died of the COVID-19 Trumpvirus. How? Why? While more than three-quarters of Americans have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, less than one-third have received a booster. 2022 May 31:    Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland of New Mexico tested positive for COVID-19 after having had all four vaccinations; she experienced mild symptoms and began working remotely from Las Vegas, Nevada. 2022 June 9:    Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller tested positive for COVID-19 and has canceled his attendance at upcoming events, per his office. 2022 July 9:    New Mexico Department of Health ads on the radio announce that COVID-19 vaccines are approved and available for everyone from six months of age and up, ask your doctor or visit vaccineNM {dot} org. 2022 Sept 15:    Another grim milestone for New Mexico: state health officials reported 12 additional deaths, for a total of 8,509 COVID-19-related deaths in the state since the beginning of the pandemic in March of 2020. 2022 Sept 18:    President Biden made an apparently off-the-cuff remark on “60 Minutes”, saying "The pandemic is over. We still have a problem with COVID. We’re still doing a lot of work on it. But the pandemic is over." Major furor followed, of course, but the facts of the matter are that new COVID-19 infections are down to just over 65,000 per day and that COVID-19 deaths are down to around 400 per day. 2022 Nov 1: The New Mexico Department of Health officially announced the beginning of this year's flu season, as many cases are already being reported across the state. Citizens are encouraged to get vaccinations against COVID-19, R.S.V. (respiratory syncytial virus) in children, and now seasonal flu. 2022 December: Less than half of Americans have gotten a flu shot; there already have been 15 million cases of the flu, 150,000 people have gotten it bad enough that they had to be hospitalized, and a whopping 9,300 people have died!    "City At The Crossroads: The Pandemic, Protests, and Public Service In Albuquerque" [2022] by Joline Gutierrez Krueger book helps preserve the history of COVID Pandemic Year One in Albuquerque, New Mexico as journalist Krueger reports on how the city's government and citizens came together to deal with local & national events Kindle Edition from City of Albuquerque Foundation [11/2022] for $12.99 City of Albuquerque Foundation 9x6 pb [10/2022] for $19.99 The  Year  2 0 2 3    2023 April: The New Mexico Department of Health reports several new cases of hantavirus in the Four Corners region, 1 person died. 2023 Oct 2: New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham tested positive for COVID-19 for a third time; her office said that she is experiencing mild symptoms and will be working remotely throughout the week. advocacy group Guarding Against Pandemics New Mexico's milestones — 1 July 2020: New Mexico reached 500 deaths from coronavirus      31 Oct 2020: New Mexico reached 1,007 deaths from coronavirus      15 Dec 2020: New Mexico reached 2,006 deaths from coronavirus      20 Jan 2021: New Mexico reached 3,009 deaths from coronavirus      16 April 2021: New Mexico reached 4,001 deaths from coronavirus      25 Oct 2021: New Mexico reached 5,002 deaths from coronavirus      10 Jan 2022: New Mexico reached 6,020 deaths from coronavirus      8 March 2022: New Mexico reached 7,010 deaths from coronavirus      14 July 2022: New Mexico reached 8,006 deaths from coronavirus      15 Sept 2022: New Mexico reached 8,509 deaths from coronavirus      10 Feb 2023: New Mexico reached 9,000 deaths from coronavirus — and still counting . . .    New Mexico Travel & Business Links Page Albuquerque, NM Travel & Business Links Pages Santa Fe, NM Travel & Business Links Pages Valencia County, NM Travel & Business Links Pages Northwest New Mexico Travel & Business Links Page Northeast New Mexico Travel & Business Links Page Central New Mexico Travel & Business Links Page Southwest New Mexico Travel & Business Links Page Southeast New Mexico Travel & Business Links Page New Mexico Authors Pages New Mexico Artists Page New Mexico Political Links Pages Historical Figures of New Mexico Page Reading About New Mexico Pages Spirit of America Bookstore's U.S. History Timeline Pages Ancient Times - 3500 B.C.E to 1490 C.E.    •    1491-1800    •    1801-1900    •    1901-1930    •    1931-1950 •    1951-1968    •    1969-2000    •    2001-2010    •    2011-2016    •    2017-2018    •    2019-2020    • 2021 to present    •    The Looming Future?    back to U.S.A Coronavirus Epidemic Timeline Pages fiction & non-fiction plague books page Epidemic / Pandemic Film Festival at Magic Lantern Video & Book Store

Visiting this webpage from outside the U.S.A.? It is possible to make purchases from these coded Amazon (USA) links
via other Amazon sites: just follow these instructions.

Online sales in association with  

top of this page      back to Spirit of America Bookstore homepage