Tom Clavin—Blood and Treasure: Daniel Boone and the Fight for America’s First Frontier
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Louis L. Picone—Grant’s Tomb: The Epic Death of Ulysses S. Grant and the Making of an American Pantheon
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James Carl Nelson—The York Patrol: The Real Story of Alvin York and the Unsung Heroes Who Made Him World War I’s Most Famous Soldier
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Tom Levitt—The Courage to Meddle: The Belief of Frances Perkins
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Dr. Francis J. Bremer—Living Godly Lives: A Look at Puritan Morality
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Kat D. Williams—Isabel “Lefty” Alvarez: The Improbable Life of a Cuban American Baseball Star
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03, 2021
Rosalyn D. Elder—Exploring the Legacy: People and Places of Significance
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Clay Risen—The Crowded Hour: Teddy Roosevelt, the Rough Riders, and the Dawn of the American Century
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Emerson W. Baker—A Storm of Witchcraft: Salem Trials and the American Experience
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William C. Davis—The Greatest Fury: The Battle of New Orleans and the Rebirth of America
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02, 2021
Maurice Isserman, PhD—The Winter Army: The WWII Odyssey of the 10th Mountain Division
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02, 2021
Don N. Hagist—Noble Volunteers: The British Soldiers Who Fought the American Revolution
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Joyce Lee Malcolm—The Tragedy of Benedict Arnold: An American Life
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Linda Jeffers Coombs—The Wampanoag and the Arrival of the Pilgrims
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28
01, 2021
Stephen R. Bown—The Company: The Rise and Fall of the Hudson’s Bay Empire
Stephen R. Bown The Company: The Rise [...]
21
01, 2021
Jonathan Daniel Wells, PhD—The Kidnapping Club: Wall Street, Slavery, and Resistance on the Eve of the Civil War
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01, 2021
Amity Shlaes—Great Society, A New History
Amity Shlaes Great Society, A New History [...]
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12, 2020
Steve Vogel—Betrayal in Berlin: The True Story of the Cold War’s Most Audacious Espionage Operation
Steve Vogel Betrayal in Berlin: The True [...]
10
12, 2020
Nancy K. Bristow, PhD—American Pandemic: The Lost Worlds of the 1918 Influenza Epidemic
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12, 2020
Craig Nelson—Pearl Harbor: From Infamy to Greatness
Craig Nelson Pearl Harbor: From Infamy to [...]
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11, 2020
Donna Curtin, PhD—The Pilgrim Hall Museum
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11, 2020
Alexander R. Cain, JD—The Experience of Loyalists in the Revolutionary War
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11, 2020
Shirley Ann Higuchi, JD—Japanese Internment Camps
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10, 2020
Penny Colman—Women’s Suffrage
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Stephen Fried—Founding Father, Dr. Benjamin Rush
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10, 2020
Tom Clavin—Tombstone: The Earp Brothers, Doc Holliday, and the Vendetta Ride from Hell
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10, 2020
Charles Fishman—Apollo 11 Moon Landing
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10, 2020
Jane Hampton Cook—Resilience on Parade: Short Stories of Suffragists & Women’s Battle for the Vote
Jane Hampton Cook Resilience on Parade: Short [...]
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Jamie Holmes—12 Seconds of Silence: How a Team of Inventors, Tinkerers, and Spies Took Down a Nazi Superweapon
Jamie Holmes 12 Seconds of Silence: How [...]
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Maureen Taylor—Images of the Revolutionary War Generation
Maureen Taylor Images of the Revolutionary War [...]
3
09, 2020
Will Nipper—Colonial Money
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27
08, 2020
Dan Gifford, PhD—The Last Voyage of the Whaling Bark Progress
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08, 2020
Jim Christ—The Battle of Paoli
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08, 2020
Chris Dubbs—Women Reporters in WWI
Chris Dubbs Women Reporters in WWI Chris [...]
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08, 2020
Robert Forrant. PhD—Lawrence and the 1912 Bread and Roses Strike
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07, 2020
Benjamin E. Myers—American Citizen: The Civil War Writings of Captain George A. Brooks
Benjamin E. Myers American Citizen: The Civil [...]
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07, 2020
Edward T. O’Donnell, PhD—The Gilded Age
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07, 2020
Serena Zabin, PhD—The Boston Massacre: A Family History
Serena Zabin, PhD The Boston Massacre: A [...]
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07, 2020
Peter Stark—Young Washington
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07, 2020
Lindsay M. Chervinsky, PhD—The Cabinet: George Washington and the Creation of an American Institution
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06, 2020
Ted Widmer, PhD—Lincoln on the Verge: Thirteen Days to Washington
Ted Widmer, PhD Lincoln on the Verge: [...]
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06, 2020
Lorna Hainesworth—The Historic National Road
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06, 2020
Don Cygan—The Battle for Bastogne
Don Cygan The Battle for Bastogne Don [...]
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06, 2020
Stephen F. Knott—The Lost Soul of the American Presidency
Stephen F. Knott The Lost Soul of [...]
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05, 2020
Dr. Sam Forman—Dr. Joseph Warren and the 1764 Boston Smallpox Epidemic
Dr. Sam Forman Dr. Joseph Warren and the [...]
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05, 2020
Karen A. Chase—Carrying Independence: The Declaration of Independence
Karen A. Chase Carrying Independence: The Declaration [...]
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05, 2020
Eric Jay Dolin—Leviathan: The History of Whaling in America
Eric Jay Dolin Leviathan: The History of [...]
7
05, 2020
Alexander R. Cain, JD—Lexington in the First Year of the Revolutionary War
Alexander R. Cain, JD Lexington in the [...]
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04, 2020
J. L. Bell—The Road to Concord
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04, 2019
Gary Gregory—Printing and Revolution: The role of printers in Revolutionary Boston
Gary Gregory, Edes & Gill and Lessons [...]
3
04, 2019
Judy Cataldo—The Art and Mistery of Spinning
Judy Cataldo The Art and Mistery of [...]
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04, 2019
Tom Nallen—The fastest planes in the world: The incredible Gee Bees of Massachusetts and the quest for speed in Aviation’s Golden Age
Tom Nallen, aviation historian The fastest planes [...]
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03, 2019
Karen Warren—Poplar Forest: The Retreat Home of Thomas Jefferson
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03, 2019
Hunter Chaney—The Evolution of a Small Foundation’s Growth into a New Museum
Hunter Chaney, Director of Marketing, Collings Foundation [...]
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03, 2019
Edward Malouf—Lead in the ground: reconstructing “Parker’s Revenge”
Edward Malouf, exhibit developer, designer, and President [...]
31
03, 2019
Emerson W. Baker—Forgotten Frontier: Untold Stories of the Piscataqua
Emerson W. Baker, author and Professor of History [...]
31
03, 2019
Velya Jancz-Urban and Ehris Urban—The Not-So-Good Life of the Colonial Goodwife
Velya Jancz-Urban and Ehris Urban The Not-So-Good Life [...]
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03, 2019
Will Holton and John Morrison—Bringing Early Boston History to Life: Creating and Growing the Partnership of the Historic Bostons
President Emeritus Will Holton and President John [...]
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03, 2019
Robert Booth and Amy E. Kellett—The Reinvention of Salem and the largest steam-powered cotton-sheeting factory in the United States
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03, 2019
Rose A. Doherty—Park Street: A Mirror of Boston for Centuries
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03, 2019
Robert Forrant, PhD—Fugitive Slave Laws and Sanctuary Cities: What Does Lowell’s Pre-Civil War History Tell Us?
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03, 2019
Samantha Garrity, MEd—Erasing Native Peoples and Their Cultures: Forced Boarding Schools & Sterilization Practices
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03, 2019
Bernard Rosenthal Trubowitz—Documented During their Detention: Textile Workers and the “Bread and Roses” Strike of 1912
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03, 2019
Earl Taylor—Tide Mills—How They Worked and Where They Were Located in the Boston Area from Revere to Quincy
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03, 2019
Brian Sheehy and Gabriel Papa—A High School History Lab: Bringing History to Life
Brian Sheehy, history department coordinator at North Andover [...]
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03, 2019
Stephanie Call, MS—“The Hero of Dear Old Halifax”: The Massachusetts Relief Effort Following the Halifax Explosion of 1917
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16
03, 2019
Dr. Sam Forman—Ill-Fated Frontier: An Epic Pioneer Adventure across Racial and Geographic Frontiers of the American Revolutionary Era
Dr. Sam Forman, author of Dr. Joseph [...]
16
03, 2019
Erik Bauer—Are Museums and Objects still Necessary?
Erik Bauer, Public Historian and Archivist for the [...]
16
03, 2019
Margo Burns, AB, MA—The Salem Witchcraft Trials and Ergot, the “Moldy Bread” Hypothesis
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16
03, 2019
Patrick Gabridge—A Kaleidoscopic Look at the Formation of American Identity through the Lens of Mount Auburn Cemetery
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16
03, 2019
Vil Lewis—Madison vs. Hamilton: What is Money, Anyway?
Bil Lewis, Madison Re-enactor and High School [...]
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03, 2019
Marilynne K. Roach—Salem’s Gallows Hill Project
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03, 2019
Tara Mancini—Vikings in New York and Delaware
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03, 2019
Tara Mancini—Four Yellow Love Drawers: An (Early) Modern Married Couple’s Wardrobe
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03, 2019
Dr. Michael Shire—Benjamin Franklin, The Rabbi, and the Freemasons
Dr. Michael Shire, Chief Academic Officer and [...]
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03, 2019
Stephen Knott—Alexander Hamilton: The Man, the Myths, the Musical
Stephen Knott, Professor, National Security Affairs Department, [...]
16
03, 2019
J. L. Bell—Tales from Boston’s Pre-Revolutionary Newspaper Wars
J. L. Bell author of The Road [...]
16
03, 2019
Patrick Riccards—What Do We Actually Know About History?
Patrick Riccards, American History Initiative, Woodrow Wilson Foundation What [...]
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03, 2019
Kevin M. Levin—Searching For Black Confederates
Kevin M. Levin, Gann Academy Searching For [...]
16
03, 2019
Abby Chandler, PhD—Loyalists and the Birth of Libraries in New England: The Marriage of Martin and Abigail Howard
Abby Chandler, PhD, Associate Professor of Early [...]
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03, 2019
Dr. David S. Weed—The Untold Story of Massasoit and the Colonists
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03, 2019
Patrick Gabridge and Courtney O’Connor—Using the Hancock Door to Unlock Unheard Historical Voices
Patrick Gabridge and Courtney O’Connor Using the [...]
16
03, 2019
Rose A. Doherty—Katharine Gibbs: Trailblazing Woman in Business
Rose A. Doherty, author of Katharine Gibbs: Beyond [...]
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03, 2019
Margo Buns, AB, MA—Yogi, Bugs, and Bullwinkle: Saturday Morning Cartoons and Big Business in the 1960s
Margo Burns, AB, MA, Project Manager and [...]
16
03, 2019
Shawn P. Quigley—The Confederate Monument in Boston Harbor: An exploration of one of Massachusetts’ only markers dedicated to the Confederacy
Shawn P. Quigley, U.S. National Park Ranger, Boston [...]
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03, 2019
Lori Rogers-Stokes, PhD—Heroic Souls: Puritan Women as the First American Individuals
Lori Rogers-Stokes, PhD Heroic Souls: Puritan Women [...]
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03, 2019
Lori Lyn Price, MAS, MLA—Impact of the 1918 flu epidemic: A personal stories-based approach Records
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03, 2019
Kyle Jenks and Judith Kalaora—James and Dolley: Opposites Attract
Kyle Jenks and Judith Kalaora James and Dolley: [...]
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03, 2016
Michelle D. Novak—Revolutionary and Civil War Research: New and Overlooked Resources
Michelle D. Novak Revolutionary and [...]
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03, 2016
Ta Mara Conde—Preserving Historic Gravestones
Ta Mara Conde, Historic Gravestone [...]
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03, 2016
Liz Loveland—Researching Enslaved & Recently Free Northerners
Liz Loveland Researching Enslaved & [...]
28
03, 2016
Daud Alzayer—Echoes of the Past: Bringing historical role-playing to the streets of Boston
Daud Alzayer, The Old State [...]
2
12, 2015
Lee Wright—Marketing and communications tools for historical societies and other history organizations
Lee Wright Marketing and communications [...]
2
12, 2015
Mark F. Anderson, MA—From Prairie to Farm: How the U.S. General Land Office survey shaped Iowa
Mark F. Anderson, MA From [...]
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03, 2014
Erik Bauer—Institutional Memory: Using Oral History to Capture an Organization’s History and Culture
Erik Bauer Institutional Memory: Using [...]
8
03, 2014
Mark Kenneth Gardner—The Peculiar History of Democracy in Rhode Island, 1636–2004
Mark Kenneth Gardner(@HistoryGardner ),Western Rhode [...]
8
03, 2014
Colleen Janz—Bring History to the Classroom: Marketing your Historical Society or Museum to Teachers
Colleen Janz Bring History to [...]
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03, 2014
J. L. Bell—The Boston Bankruptcy That Led to the American Revolution
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03, 2014
Matt Wilding—Free Advertising: Popular Magazines and World War II Bond Drives
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03, 2014
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