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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
by Massachusetts History Alliance | Aug 27, 2024 | History News
Bert Klein, director/animator, began his professional animation career at Film Roman where he worked as an animator on the acclaimed fourth season of The Simpsons. He later joined Walt Disney Feature Animation in 1993 as a trainee on The Lion Kingand then worked as an...
