Spotlight on… Black History Trails
Tracing the history of Massachusetts’ African American residents, from slavery to Black Lives Matter Tufts University professors and Robbins House…
Concord Perspectives: The Garrison Men in Images and Objects
February 13, 2019 at the Concord Museum, Robbins House co-president Maria Madison moderated the Concord Museum's special look at Robbins…
Spotlight On… Kenneth B. Morris, Jr. – Descended from both Frederick Douglass & Booker T. Washington
Monday, September 17th • Part of The Walden Woods Project Stewardship Lectures • Co-sponsored by the Robbins House
In Her Own Words: Mary Merrick Brooks and Strategies of Reform — with Sandra Harbert Petrulionis
Thursday, August 16th • Part of the Concord Museum’s “People of Concord” Summer Series
Ellen Garrison: Educator, Social Justice Advocate, Daughter of Concord — with Maria Madison and Kerri Greenidge
Tuesday, August 21th • Part of the Concord Museum’s “People of Concord” Summer Series
Tufts Student Focus Group Responds to Robbins House Visit
August 27th, 2018 • The Robbins House • Moderated by RH Interpreter Mary-Wren vanderWilden • Written by Robbins House Intern Emma Hodgdon
The Black Experience in Middlesex County from the 1640s to the 1870s
The Woburn Public Library sponsored a panel presentation and discussion of recent research into the lives of free and enslaved Black people in early Middlesex County.
New! Brochures at the Robbins House
Robbins House Historians Write Brochures to Answer Visitors’ Most Frequently Asked Questions
