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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.
Join us for a conversation with David Blight about the challenges of writing his biography of Frederick Douglass, the fugitive slave who became America's greatest orator ...
Join activists, residents and our allies on the State House steps to mark the 50th anniversary of the successful movement to stop the Interstate-95 highway from tearing ...
Uncertainty about media technology’s affective and political power plagued post-World War II efforts to expand media use in schools around the nation. Would ...
I hear you haue great sights upon the water seene betweene the Castle and the Towne: men walking on the water in the night euer since the shippe was blowen vp or fire in the shape of men. There are ...
Please note that the Society is CLOSED on Monday, 21 Janaury. Normal hours resume on Tuesday. Here are the programs on the schedule for coming week: - Tuesday, 22 January, 5:30 PM: How to Be an ...
