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Patricia A. Buttaro, JD — The Chocolate Girl and Drinking Chocolate in the 18th Century

Patricia A. Buttaro, JD — The Chocolate Girl and Drinking Chocolate in the 18th Century

by Massachusetts History Alliance | Aug 27, 2024 | History News

Patricia A. Buttaro, JD, is currently semi-retired from the practice of law and is an 18th century living historian, member of the Southeastern Civilian Living Historians, and a tea educator. She hand sews clothing in the period-correct manner and dresses in period...
Richard O. Tucker, MMH — The British Are Here

Richard O. Tucker, MMH — The British Are Here

by Massachusetts History Alliance | Aug 27, 2024 | History News

Richard O. Tucker, MMH, (linkedin.com/in/richard-tucker-ab6ba429) is a Marine Corps veteran, life long reenactor of various eras, and accredited historian. Richard holds a BA in US History from Keene State College, and a Master’s in Military History from Norwich...
Elizabeth Matelski, PhD, and Abby Battis, ALM — Slavery’s Legacy in a New England Town

Elizabeth Matelski, PhD, and Abby Battis, ALM — Slavery’s Legacy in a New England Town

by Massachusetts History Alliance | Aug 27, 2024 | History News

Elizabeth Matelski, PhD, and Abby Battis, ALMIn 2019, Historic Beverly launched its first free online exhibit, Set at Liberty: Stories of the Enslaved People in a New England Town. The exhibit tells the story of almost 100 years of enslaved history in the city of...
Brad Austin, PhD, and Donna A. Seger, PhD — Salem History Without Witches

Brad Austin, PhD, and Donna A. Seger, PhD — Salem History Without Witches

by Massachusetts History Alliance | Aug 27, 2024 | History News

Brad Austin, PhD, and Donna A. Seger, PhDIn advance of the 400th anniversary of the European settlement of Salem, Massachusetts, Seger and Austin have co-edited a collection of essays which will be published by Temple University Press under the title: Salem’s...
Ellen Stine Miller & Susan Garret Wetzel — Researching Revolutionary War Patriots: The Challenge, the Results, and Tips Based on Our Project in Hingham

Ellen Stine Miller & Susan Garret Wetzel — Researching Revolutionary War Patriots: The Challenge, the Results, and Tips Based on Our Project in Hingham

by Massachusetts History Alliance | Aug 27, 2024 | History News

Ellen Stine Miller & Susan Garret WetzelHingham, a historic town on the south shore, has a rich and well-documented history and a wealth of 17th and 18th century homes, including that of Maj. Gen. Benjamin Lincoln of Revolutionary War fame. Despite this, many are...
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