2013 was one of the greatest years in stock market history. In fact, it’s the best year for the stock market since 1997.

Over the last century, there have only been 10 years in which the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose over 30%. The Roaring Twenties along with the rebounds following the 1929 stock market crash produced some of the best years in stock market history.

Check out the 10 best years in stock market history over the last century.

• 1915: Dow Jones Change: 81.7%
  Dow Jones Close: 99.15
  Real GDP Change: 13.87%
  Unemployment:  8.5%
  CPI Annual Change: 1%
• 1919: Dow Jones Change: 30.5%
  Dow Jones Close: 107.23
  Real GDP Change: 0.8%
  Unemployment:  1.4%
  CPI Annual Change: 14.6%
• 1928: Dow Jones Change: 48.2%
  Dow Jones Close: 300.00
  Real GDP Change: 6.05%
  Unemployment: 4.2%
  CPI Annual Change: -1.7%
• 1933: Dow Jones Change: 66.7%
  Dow Jones Close: 99.90
  Real GDP Change: 10.89%
  Unemployment: 25.2%
  CPI Annual Change: -5.1%
• 1935: Dow Jones Change: 38.5%
  Dow Jones Close: 114.13
  Real GDP Change: 31.05%
  Unemployment: 20.1%
  CPI Annual Change: 2.2%
• 1951: Dow Jones Change: 43.4%
  Dow Jones Close: 269.23
  Real GDP Change: 3.83%
  Unemployment: 3.3%
  CPI Annual Change: 7.9%
• 1954: Dow Jones Change: 43.96%
  Dow Jones Close: 404.39
  Real GDP Change: 7.2%
  Unemployment: 5.5%
  CPI Annual Change: 0.7%
• 1958: Dow Jones Gain: 34%
  Dow Jones Close: 583.68
  Real GDP Change: 7.17%
  Unemployment: 6.8%
  CPI Annual Change: 2.8%
• 1975: Dow Jones Change: 38.3%
  Dow Jones Close: 852.41
  Real GDP Change: 5.37%
  Unemployment: 8.5%
  CPI Annual Change: 9.1%
• 1995: Dow Jones Change: 33.5%
  Dow Jones Close: 5,117.12
  Real GDP Change: 3.74%
  Unemployment: 5.6%
  CPI Annual Change: 2.8%

You can read more about the best years in stock market history here.