“Paul Revere went back to the Hancock-Clarke House to urge Hancock and Adams to head to a ‘safe house,’” McDonough said.
Taverns and inns were more than a place to tip a pint: In Revolutionary America, they were a center of civic life.
These places confront the contradictions that shape our democracy, and ask us to face them with humility and courage, writes Carol Quillen.
The new rankings evaluate Massachusetts cities based on affordability, livability, and economic strength to guide ...
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John Dunlap’s print shop in Old City deserves a blue historical marker — before this July 4
Few passersby stop to look at the tarnished, old plaque the Society of Professional Journalists placed on the building 50 ...
More than a decade before he became the country's first president, George Washington was leading a critical campaign in the early days of the American Revolution. The Siege of Boston was his first ...
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The Nation's First States Celebrate Its Birthday
By Victor Block A crowd gathered in Philadelphia recently to enjoy a reenactment of George Washington's commissioning and ...
St. Paul AME, a historic church that sheltered those escaping slavery, highlights the dramatic life of one of its ...
The museums ranked first and third place, respectively.
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