This Week @ MHS
It is a fairly quiet week at the Society as we head toward a long holiday weekend. Here is what is happening in the coming days: - Monday, 21 May, 6:00PM : We start things off with an author talk ...
Please note: this display has been designed for devices with larger screens than the one you are using. You can try to orient your device along it's length, but for best results, please use a larger device, such as a tablet or computer.
This interactive timeline highlights the Society’s previous locations and pivotal moments in its history. Drag within the timeline area to discover more, or follow some of the key points in our history using the arrow buttons beneath the timeline. Click on any individual event to read a complete description.
Galleries Open; Library Closed:
Memorial Day
Saturday, 26 May 2018
Building Closed:
Memorial Day
Monday, 28 May 2018
This talk examines the religious critique of manifest destiny put forth by New Englanders from 1848-1871. Although manifest destiny is often portrayed as an ideology ...
Black Americans did not just pray for emancipation, they conjured it. This project examines the political work of revival in wartime refugee camps and envisions ...
As Founding Fathers, Thomas Jefferson, Thomas Paine, and James Monroe risked their lives and their liberty for American independence, and as reformers, each ...
It is a fairly quiet week at the Society as we head toward a long holiday weekend. Here is what is happening in the coming days: - Monday, 21 May, 6:00PM : We start things off with an author talk ...
On May 19th, HRH Prince Harry and Ms. Meghan Markle will wed at St. George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle. The couple has decided to update several royal wedding rituals, but their choice of venue ...
