Back in the day, products were made in New England — a lot of products. The early cod fishermen and Yankee traders...
New England may be associated more with summer stock theatre than the silver screen, but it didn’t take much to find 6...
The Rev. Henry Wight is the unlikely inventor of today’s raucous Independence Day celebrations and the famous Bristol Fourth of July parade....
When Ambrose Burnside received his orders to take command of the Army of the Potomac in November of 1862, it was said...
The following is the second in a two-part series. To read the first part, click here. Methodist Camp Meetings were key to...
Everyone agrees on one thing about the Methodists and the mill girl: On December 21, 1832, Sarah Cornell was found dead. A...