875 - Reference to the basilica of Saint Martin;
1120 - Reference to the Monastery of Soalhães;
13th (end) or 14th centuries (beginning) - Probable date of the rebuilding of the Church of Soalhães, according to the remaining Romanesque traces;
1304 - Establishment of the majorat of Soalhães;
1320 - Soalhães, together with Mesquinhata and Santa Cruz, pay a tax of 400 Portuguese libras;
1514, July 15th - Date of the "foral" [charter] of Soalhães;
1733 - Date that marks the renovations in the Church's structure and integrated heritage (indicated in the high-choir);
1740-50 - Probable chronology of the tiling campaign carried out in the nave of the Church of Soalhães;
1977 - Classification of the Church of Soalhães as a National Monument (decree no. 129). This classification only included its Romanesque elements;
1980, March 26th - Order for the extension of the classification scope of the Church of Soalhães considered on the decree no. 129 from 1977;
1997, December 31st - Decree establishing a new wording for the official designation of the Church;
2010 - Integration of the Church of Saint Martin of Soalhães in the Route of the Romanesque;
2017-2018 - Restoration of the tiles, woodcarvings and sculptures of the nave and roof maintenance, within the scope of the Route of the Romanesque.
