From my Newburyport Daily News column 2013 In October 2013, the Federal Reserve began circulating the new Ben Franklin note, fashioned to...

The Gedney and Cox Houses 21 High Street Salem, Massachusetts owned by Historic New England. Compiled by Henry Fitzgilbert Waters PDF...

Join Charlie Fennell, Licensed Battlefield Guide in Gettysburg, as he bring us up to date on the story of Culp’s Hill.

Ida Whiteside daughter of Albert Whiteside (1846-1916) and Nellie McClellan Pease (1862-1935) born in Cambridge, New York. Records on...

Looking Outward from the Barn, Loring Estate, Beverly Farms, Massachusetts 1858 Artist : Samuel Masury, born Salem, MA 1818-died 1874...

Eagle Hotel Charlestown, New Hampshire. Artist : Gotthelf Pach, active 1880s---Pach Brothers, founded ca. 1866 Smithsonian American Art...

Andrew Jackson Pope was a “State of Mainer”– born in East Machias in 1820 – one of seven sons of Colonel William Pope, a colonel in...

Baker Family Burying Ground – ca. 1853 Swan River Road, West Dennis Dennis Village Cemetery - 1728 Route 6-A & Old Bass River Road,...

ca. 1920-ca. 1929 The J.G. Guess Store and Pundy's Cafe shared a building on Main Street which stood in the current First Bank parking...

Sarah Batchelor Trask (1850-1921) born in Danvers, Massachusetts to Alfred Trask and Mary Jane Blackey. Married Roswell D. Bates son of...

PDF by Nyla Creed DePauk

New England furniture and folk art fill the pool house, at the top of a terraced garden overlooking the residence. The four walnut side...

This one features Quakers in Salem, Massachusetts---Surnames: Gardner, Grafton, Balch, Conant, Freestone, Phelps, Shattuck, Downing,...

The Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, the Duke of Wellington and Lady Macmillan recall the debutante season of 1939. They reveal how the...

The Toppan name is part of Newburyport, Massachusetts history. Several members of this prominent clan served as clergy, doctors, ship...

Article by Lorinda B.R. Goodwin Northeast Historical Archaeology Volume 23 1994 PDF download

The Lure Of New England, directed by Bon D. Grussing and produced by Martin Bovey Films in the mid-1940s for the Minneapolis-Moline...

An article I came across researching the families--The auction announced in 1909 of the Longfellow Home Massachusetts. See PDF file below...

1884 from the Shelter Manor Archives see my story at Genealogybank blog Nathaniel Sylvester, ‘Lord of Shelter’ for 17th Century Quakers A...