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There are plenty of timelines of the Bible. I didn't find anything exactly matching your requirements, so here is a brief overview. Be aware that much of the Bible is not narrative, and there is not necessarily a 'historical order' to all of it. Note that I am assuming the common Protestant/Catholic ordering of the books.
All New Testament events take place several hundred years after the last events recorded in the Old Testament.
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You can purchase a Chronological Bible to see the timeline for yourself.
It even does cool things like place the Psalms in the middle of the book of 2nd Samuel (when David is mentioned) and mesh the 4 Gospels together in chronological order; all while maintaining the original book, chapter, and verse reference.
Also as ShemSeger pointed out in the comments you can see this very handy online chronological list.