Chronology

1884	John L Lloyd born in Coaltown, Pennsylvania
1898	Lloyd family moved to Warren, Ohio
1910	Brother Will dies after injuries sustained in a football game accident
1913	Graduated from Cleveland School of Art
1914	Sister Margaret dies from pneumonia/tuberculosis complications
1915	First trip to Woodstock, New York Joins the Art Students League
1919	First trip to Chester Springs, Pennsylvania Second visit to Woodstock
1920	Exhibits work at The Butler Institute of American Art
1921	Awarded the Gillespie and Gage Prizes by The Butler Institute of American Art Has three paintings accepted for exhibition by the prestigious Art Club of Philadelphia Exhibits work at The Butler Institute of American Art, the Toledo Museum of Art, and the Art Club of St. Petersburg, Florida
1922	Revisits Chester Springs, attends classes Exhibit work done at Chester Springs at the PAFA Awarded the John Lewis Prize by the PAFA Exhibits work in two different shows at The Butler Institute of American Art
1923	Exhibits multiple sketches with The Philadelphia Sketch Club and paintings at The Butler Institute of American Art
1924	Exhibits paintings at The Art Club of Philadelphia Exhibits work done at Chester Springs at the PAFA Exhibits at The Butler Institute of American Art and at the Columbus Art Club
1925	Joins The Fellowship of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Exhibits work in two shows at The Butler Institute of American Art
1926	Rejoins The Fellowship of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Exhibits work at The Butler Institute of American Art
1927	Rejoins The Fellowship of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Exhibits work at The Butler Institute of American Art
1928	Rejoins The Fellowship of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Exhibits work at The Butler Institute of American Art
1930	Joins the Warren Society of Artists in Warren, Ohio, as a charter member Won the top three honors at the Warren YWCA art exhibition and exhibited in two shows at The Butler Institute of American Art
1934	Exhibits at the YWCA, Warren
1935	Exhibits at The Butler Institute of American Art's First Annual New Year Show
1936	Exhibits at The Butler Institute of American Art's Second Annual New Year Show and at another exhibition at The Butler Institute of American Art
1937	Exhibits at The Butler Institute of American Art's Third Annual New Year Show and at another exhibition at The Butler Institute of American Art
1938	Exhibits at The Butler Institute of American Art's Fourth Annual New Year Show and at an exhibition in Canfield, Ohio
1939	Travel to Gatlinburg,Tennessee to paint the Great Smoky Mountains
1943	Father, Charles, dies in an insane asylum*
1950	Exhibits work at the Ohio Edison Building in Warren, Ohio
1967	John Lloyd dies in Warren, Ohio at the age of 82
2005	One man exhibition at Trumbull Art Gallery, Warren, Ohio
2008	Exhibition at The Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown, Ohio
2008	John L. Lloyd's work garners national attention when The American Art Review publishes a 6-page essay titled, "Painting Time & Place" by Margo L. Jacobs, Guest Curator for the Lloyd Exhibit at the Butler Institute of American Art, in their April 2008 issue.
2010	Exhibition of a selection of four large John L. Lloyd paintings at the Bonfoey Gallery, Cleveland, OH
2012	Premium six-week exhibition of John L. Lloyd paintings at the Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts, New Castle, PA.
2013	Selected paintings by John L. Lloyd were showcased at the Grand Opening and in ongoing exhibits at the James E. Winner, Jr., Arts and Culture Center in Sharon, PA.

Footnote:
* After 1940, Lloyd unexplainably stopped exhibiting his work (with the exception of the Ohio Edison showing). The Lloyd family suggests that this was most likely a result of his father's illness and inevitable passing. Also, John Lloyd traveled to paint more than this chronology suggests; however, the time frame for many of these trips was not definitively determined, and therefore not able to be included in this chronology.