Corita Kent created two wildly successful works of art: a tiny collectible and a major Boston landmark. The U.S. Postal Service sold...
Edward Everett liked the sound of his own voice. He was, after all, a minister, a politician and a university professor. Others...
In 1646, Roger Ludlow had the task of establishing laws for Connecticut. It wasn’t an easy job, but after four hard years...
Cape Cod’s once-great salt industry was the brainchild of a retired sea captain nicknamed Sleepy John Sears because of his tendency to...
In 1790 the Stoughton Musical Society was challenged to a contest by the chorus of the First Parish Church in nearby Dorchester....