In the winter of 1755, two Marshfield, Mass., selectmen knocked on the door of the Michel family, seven Acadian exiles. They brought...
Putting together the first woman suffrage cook book in 1886 must have been a lot like herding cats for Hattie A. Burr...
Janette Kelley was one of the first women behind Betty Crocker. For a time she lived in Massachusetts in what is known...
In the late 1800s, Ellen Henrietta Swallow broke down barriers to women not by casting off the duties assigned to them, but...
Percy Spencer had only a fifth-grade education, but that didn’t stop him from earning patents crucial to winning World War II –...
In the annals of pie history, New England holds a special place. Pumpkin pie might not have happened without New England, where...