WHAT WAS THE POPULATION OF BOSTON IN 1776?
In 1776, the next largest cities were New York City (25,000 people), Boston (15,000), Charleston (12,000), and Newport (11,000). All
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Unique U.S. Museums: The Museum of Bad Art
LUCY IN THE FIELD WITH FLOWERS-Lucy in the Field with Flowers is among the paintings which are part of the
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Best of the Best from New England Cookbook
Best of the Best from New England Cookbook – From best-selling favorites to small community treasures, each contributing cookbook is
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The Unravelling of Viking Mysteries
By Carla Charter SOUTHBOROUGH, MA.-Vikings were warriors and adventurers but their day to day lives are still a mystery. Hurtswic,
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Dig of the Week: Mysterious Mashpee Shipwreck
Photo Credit: Calvin Mires By Carla Charter MASHPEE, MA.-A ship wreck is emerging from an inlet shore bank in Mashpee.
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Top 5 Things to Do While Visiting Boston
History comes to life as people wander along the streets of Boston with the faint ocean breeze in the air.
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Five New England Festivals to Enjoy This Fall
There is something special about being in New England in the fall. While enjoying the foliage, leaf peepers might also
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Opinion: Loving a New England Fall
By Carla Charter I love New England during all of her seasons although I will admit Fall is the
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Older and Looking: Sox
Hi My name is Sox, I am a senior lady who loves her namesake team. You are probably wondering about
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Postcard History: Bridge of Flowers
By Carla Charter SHELBURNE FALLS, MA. -Every summer a Bridge of Flowers comes alive in the town of Shelburne Falls.
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Six Unique Ways to Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
Above Photo: HOLIDAY BAGELS- Darnell Taylor of Providence Bagels in Providence, Rhode Island, shows off a tray of St. Patrick’s
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Unique New England Museums: The Plumbing Museum
By Carla Charter WATERTOWN, MA . – Plumbing, we all use it every day but rarely think of the history
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Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility Networking Get-Together
Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility Networking Get-Together Wednesday, February 13, 2019 at 5:30–7:30pm The Space on Main, 174 Main St,
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Older and Looking: Brownie,13 and Jamillette, 14
By Carla Charter Heard that song “Whatever we do, wherever we go we’re going gonna go through it together?”
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Captain Hanson Gregory, Inventor of the Doughnut?
By Carla Charter CAMDEN, ME.-There are many mysteries of life to ponder. Some are large, others not so much. If
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The Well-Read New Englander: The Revolutionary Paul Revere by Joel J. Miller
By Carla Charter Paul Revere is famous for his midnight ride to alert colonists that the Red Coats were coming.
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Jingle Bell Rides To Enjoy This Winter
By Carla Charter With the holidays over and the Christmas decorations tucked away for another year, a quiet New England
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Fork It Over Girl Scout Cookie Recipe Competition
By Carla Charter WORCESTER, MA. – Move Over Top Chef, it’s almost time for Fork It Over, an annual cooking
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Silver Screen: Moby Dick Festival
By Carla Charter PITTSFIELD, MA. – This year commemorates the 200th anniversary of Herman Melville’s birth, born on August 1,
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A quiet holiday evening in Edgartown, Massachusetts on Martha’s Vineyard
Cape Night Photography A Christmas Gallery – Here’s a classic New England scene along the docks in Edgartown, Massachusetts. Wreaths and
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6 Classic Movie Houses to Visit in New England
By Carla Charter With the colder weather settling into New England and the holiday bustle all around a movie might
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Classic New England in the Fall in Lunenburg, Massachusetts
Classic New England in the Fall Lunenburg, Massachusetts Photo Courtesy of Melissa Marie Lyons 😀👍 #TUGTA #NewEngland ##Massachusetts #Fall
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