Martin Luther King spent plenty of time in New England, and not just giving speeches about civil rights. He worked in Connecticut...
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Julia Child was neither French nor a chef, but The French Chef made her a national icon and helped launch the Public...
Boston and Cambridge were centers of the Sixties counterculture, and from 1967-70 the other Boston Tea Party was the epicenter of the center....
James Brown, the hardest working man in show biz, worked extra hard on April 5, 1968 to keep Boston calm in the...
In January 1971, WGBH-TV presented the first Masterpiece Theatre, made possible by a grant in 1836 from John Lowell, Jr. Really. John Lowell,...