Thoreau Annual Gathering Presentation
Friday July 10, 9-10:30 am Thoreau’s Sense of Place Speaker: Kendra Taira Field, Tufts Assist Prof of History & Africana…
Reading Frederick Douglass
Frederick Douglass’s fiery 1852 speech “The Meaning of the Fourth of July for the Negro” Guy Peartree, re-enactor, leads a…
Reading Frederick Douglass
Frederick Douglass’s fiery 1852 speech “The Meaning of the Fourth of July for the Negro” Guy Peartree, re-enactor, leads a…
RiverFest at the Summer Solstice
Sunday, June 21st Add to your enjoyment of the Summer Solstice by exploring the environs of the Old Manse &…
RiverFest at the Summer Solstice
Sunday, June 21st Add to your enjoyment of the Summer Solstice by exploring the environs of the Old Manse &…
She Ought to be Set at Liberty
“She Ought to be Set at Liberty”: Slavery and Freedom in 18th-Century Massachusetts Massachusetts is often associated with abolition and…
She Ought to be Set at Liberty
“She Ought to be Set at Liberty”: Slavery and Freedom in 18th-Century Massachusetts Massachusetts is often associated with abolition and…
Thomas Dugan: Yeoman of Concord
Now through May 1, 2016 African American Thomas Dugan (1747-1827) was born almost thirty years before the start of the…
Thomas Dugan: Yeoman of Concord
Now through May 1, 2016 African American Thomas Dugan (1747-1827) was born almost thirty years before the start of the…
1827 Concord: A Walking Tour with Jayne Gordon
An inventory of Thomas Dugan’s property in 1827 provides an intriguing glimpse into the life of this formerly enslaved Concordian.…
