The Boston accent has brought many an actor to grief, especially these days as films about the city just keep coming. George...
So many tramps rode the rails into Massachusetts after the Civil War that in 1899 a group of charity administrators published a...
When the Great September Gale struck New England in the fall of 1815, few could remember the last time such a devastating...
J.P. Morgan, the Gilded Age’s most powerful and feared financiers, had an Achilles heel – or nose, rather. He became so rich...
Let’s face it, Franco-American writers never receive their due. They tend to get pigeonholed as regional writers, and they can’t take advantage...
Henry Vaughan didn’t leave much in the way of paper records, but he did change the face of Puritan New England with...