Bonavia Hunt and Sir Frederick A Gore Ousley establish the Church Choral Society and College of Church Music, London.
Trinity College London is incorporated under Companies Act 1862 consisting of two divisions, Academic and Choral.
Beginning of the College's external music exams. The first tests are in elementary musical knowledge, quickly expanding to practical music exams. Just two years later these exams are administered in 200 local centres throughout the UK.
The local theoretical exams are extended to India.
Practical exams are introduced in Australasia and South Africa.
Trinity College London changes its name to Trinity College of Music London.
Trinity College of Music registers 53,180 exams.
Trinity begins English language assessments.
The early music department is re-formed as the Department for Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century Music. The department subsequently moves to Fenton House in Hampstead before all activities finally transfer to the main college premises.
The College celebrates its centenary with a service of thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey, a concert at the Royal Albert Hall, and a dinner attended by almost 700 invited guests at Grosvenor House, Park Lane.
A separate company, limited by guarantee, Trinity College London Ltd (TCL), is established. The company is registered as a charity with the Charity Commission in the UK.
Formal separation of the exams business Trinity College London from Trinity College of Music.
Trinity College London Argentina is established.
Trinity College London receives Queen's Award for Exports.
Trinity College of Music relocates from London's Marylebone to the iconic Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich designated by UNESCO as a world heritage site.
Trinity College London performing arts exams division merges with the external department of the Guildhall Music and Drama to form Trinity Guildhall.
Arts Award launches in the UK, in partnership with Arts Council England, with a mission to support young people to deepen their engagement with the arts, and build creative and leadership skills.
Trinity Guildhall Music, Drama and Speech syllabus launches.
The name Trinity Guildhall was dropped and the board's performing arts exams are now offered under the Trinity College London brand.
The first ten Secure English Language Test centres, operated by Trinity College London, open nationally in the UK.
Trinity College London Spain is established.
Trinity College London China is established.