Reviewing what we know about Attucks’s actions at the Boston Massacre, and how Americans have found inspiration in Attucks over the last 250 years.
Video | Introducing Reflecting Attucks with Mitch Kachun Read More »
A panel discussion on scholarly disciplines that look beyond the written record for knowledge about the past, including research on language, music, and material culture.
Video | History Off the Page Read More »
Revisiting moments of 18th-century protest, debate, and rebellion at the Old South Meeting House and Old State House.
Video | Site See: Rebellion in Action Read More »
The two city blocks connecting these national landmarks – Boston’s Old State House and Old South Meeting House – are hallowed ground for our American tradition of protest.
On Protest in the Streets of Boston Read More »
Revisiting moments of 18th-century protest, debate, and rebellion at the Old South Meeting House and Old State House.
Video | Site See: The Flipsides of the Old State House and Old South Meeting House Read More »
We have them all over our homes, we probably don’t think too much about them, and they are there when we need them—it’s our books! Books are a great resource for reference, self-improvement, and a fun escape.
How to Care for Your Home Library Read More »
On March 6, 1770, the day after the Boston Massacre, the coroner filed an autopsy report for Crispus Attucks, a formerly enslaved man of African and Native descent who was the first to die at the “Incident on King Street.”
Conserving the Memory of Crispus Attucks Read More »
Deborah Sampson and Sally Ride. Phillis Wheatley and Maya Angelou. William Billings and Chance the Rapper. Compare 18th century luminaries with their contemporary counterparts.
18th Century vs. Today Read More »
At the end of 2019, we geared up to change exhibits in Representatives Hall in the Old State House. Here is an inside look at the repair work our Preservation team made.
Transforming Representatives Hall Read More »
Activity 1: Collection Activity 2: Exhibit Activity 3 ✮ Share your exhibit ✮ Time needed: 20-45 minutes Materials needed: Your exhibit, people to share it with LEARN: What is a museum gallery talk? In the second activity, you created an exhibit using your collection or objects in your house to tell a story or share
Museum@Home: Gallery Talk Read More »