It all happened here on the streets of Doncaster, to the people of Donny, these are the historic events that happened here once upon a time in our history:
| 10th July 1912 | A day after Cadeby Colliery disaster, King George V and Queen Mary visit the injured.» |
| 10th July 1644 | 300 cavalry men from the civil war conflict loot the town of over £500 of goods. |
| 12th July 2011 | Singer Kelly Osbourne spots her mums wedding ring on Crimewatch after finding a thief's loot in Thorne, Doncaster. |
| 12th July 1944 | Doncaster-based No. 616 RAF Squadron became first in Britain to use Gloster Meteor Mk.I's fighter planes. |
| 12th July 1912 | King George V and Queen Mary visit Woodlands to open the Model Village at Brodsworth.» |
| 12th July 1893 | William Lancaster Parkinson, the last Parkinson connected with Parkinson's butterscotch company, passed away. |
| 13th July 1967 | Harworth Cyclist Tom Simpson died during the Tour de France.» |
| 13th July 1908 | Doncaster athlete Norman Hallows broke the 1500m Olympic record.» |
| 14th July 1908 | Doncaster athlete Norman Hallows won bronze medal in the 1500m at the London Olympics.» |
| 14th July 1505 | King Henry VII grants a Tuesday and Saturday market to the Mayor of Doncaster. |
| 15th July 1939 | Doncaster flying school was formed where the South Yorkshire Aircraft Museum now lives.» |
| 15th July 1867 | Great Northern Railway opens the Gainsborough to Doncaster railway line.» |
| 15th July 1846 | Famous MP, lawyer and caricaturist Sir Frank Lockwood was born in Doncaster.» |
| 15th July 1524 | The Miracle of Robert Leche crossing the River Don, prayed and his family was saved.» |
| 16th July 1986 | Actor Thomas Howes (Downton Abbey) was born in Woodlands. |
| 16th July 1950 | Mexborough Darts player Dennis The Menace Priestley was born. |
| 16th July 1936 | British journalist and presenter, and wife of Sir Michael, was born in Doncaster. |