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Upcoming Events
Teacher Workshop

America in World War I

25Jul 9:00AM 2017
Registration fee: $35 per person

This is a two-day workshop that takes place on non-consecutive days: July 25 and 27. How did Massachusetts men and women experience World War I? Participants will ...
Author Talk

Gerry Studds: America's First Openly Gay Congressman

27Jul 6:00PM 2017
There will be a pre-talk reception at 5:30pm.

        Gerry Studds, America’s first openly gay congressman, fought in Congress to allow gays to serve in the military, fund AIDS research, ...
Walking Tour

Fabricated Fenway: The Mixed Legacy of our Invasive Urban Environment

29Jul 3:00PM 2017

The river-choking, horizon-blocking phragmites of the Fens are not the only alien life forms to have overwhelmed the natural landscape of Boston. From the early 19th ...
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This Week @ MHS

- Tuesday, 25 July, 9:00AM : America in World War I is a two-day teacher workshop put on by the Center for the Teaching of History at the MHS. Participants will immerse themselves in the letters, ...

Gerry E. Studds Papers Available

The MHS is pleased to announce that the papers of Rep. Gerry E. Studds (D-Mass.) have been processed and are available for research. This very interesting collection contains material on subjects ...

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