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WEDNESDAY |
5:30 |
HYBRID PROGRAM
Four Centuries of Christmas in New England Ken Turino, Historic New England
2
THURSDAY |
5:15 | VIRTUAL SEMINAR
“Challenge or Be Challenged”: The ParLinks Black Women’s Golf Club in East Bay, CA Paula C. Austin, Boston University; and Louis Moore, Grand Valley State University
6
MONDAY |
5:30 | HYBRID PROGRAM
Urban Archipelago: An Environmental History of the Boston Harbor Islands Pavla Šimková, Ludwig-MaximiliansUniversität
7
TUESDAY |
5:15 | VIRTUAL SEMINAR
Crisis: 1774–1775 Sarah Beth Gable, Brandeis University Comment by Donald Johnson, North Dakota University
7
TUESDAY |
6:00 | VIRTUAL PROGRAM
Writing History with H. W. Brands: Book Talk and Extended Q&A Moderated by Ryan Woods, American Ancestors/New England Historic Genealogical Society, and Catherine Allgor, MHS Tickets are $50 and include the Zoom link and a personalized copy of Our First Civil War.
8
WEDNESDAY |
9
THURSDAY |
5:30 | HYBRID PROGRAM
Grand Duke Alexis in Boston Lee Farrow, Auburn University
6:00 | VIRTUAL SEMINAR
Digitizing Early Massachusetts Court Records Sally Hadden, University of Western Michigan Comment by Jessica Otis, George Mason University; and Susanna Blumenthal, University of Minnesota
13
MONDAY |
14
TUESDAY |
5:30 | HYBRID PROGRAM
The Transcendentalists and Their World Robert Gross, University of Connecticut, in conversation with Catherine Allgor, MHS
5:15 | VIRTUAL SEMINAR
“The Kind of Death, Natural or Violent”: Fetal Death and the Male Midwife in Nineteenth-Century Boston Hanna Smith, University of Minnesota Comment by Nora Doyle, Salem College
16
THURSDAY |
5:15 | VIRTUAL SEMINAR
Local Food Before Locavores: Growing Vegetables in the Boston Market Garden District, 1870–1930 Sally McMurry, Pennsylvania State University Comment by Andrew Robichaud, Boston University
DECEMBER PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE
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