by Em Benoit There’s no argument that around every corner of the North End in Boston, there is history, culture—and of course—amazing cuisine. With the Freedom Trail weaving through the narrow streets, pastry shops dealing out cannoli after cannoli, and waterfront views that can’t be beat, it’s no wonder that hundreds of thousands of people […]
Still Standing: 300 Years of the Clough House at Old North
This month, Old North Church & Historic Site is excited to launch a new exhibit in Patriots Corner Gallery, offering insight on the three hundred year history of the Ebenezer Clough House, a treasured part of our campus, and a building that was erected even before the church itself. Built circa 1715, the Clough House […]
How We Live: Community Through Housing | Panel Discussion | August 21
How We Live: Community Through Housing | Panel DiscussionPresented in partnership with Historic Boston Incorporated Panelists: Christine Clements, Angie Liou, Raber UmphenourModerated by Donna Brown Nothing is a hotter topic in Boston than housing: the constantly rising costs of rent and home ownership, the gentrification of certain neighborhoods, the lack of diversity in other neighborhoods, […]
Recap: Piece-ful Voices exhibit
Old North’s first exhibit on site, Piece-ful Voices, opened on March 1 just in time for Women’s History Month. In partnership with the New England Quilt Museum in Lowell, we displayed six quilts in Patriots Corner, our new rotating gallery space across from Captain Jackson’s Historic Chocolate in the Clough House. As a result of […]
ATTENTION: June 19 lecture (Sweethearts at Sea) POSTPONED to July 24
We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience, but our June 19 lecture by Amanda Goodheart Parks, Sweethearts at Sea, has been rescheduled for Wednesday, July 24 due to an unforeseen conflict. We hope this new date works well for interested attendees. Please register here. We hope to see you on July 24!
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