Encompassing 21 cities and towns north of Boston, Revolutionary Valley, formerly Merrimack Valley, is known for its prominent ties to American history, and its robust ethnic communities, cultural attractions and charming urban and rural landscapes.
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During the centenary celebration of the Battle of Lexington and Concord on April 19, 1875, the Town of Lexington honored…
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Just a half-hour drive from Boston lies the Merrimack Valley, a distinctive region in Massachusetts known for its natural beauty,…
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The next time you are exploring Irish heritage sites in Massachusetts, visit these landmarks in the City of Lowell, a…
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Margaret F. Foley (1827-1877) was a highly-praised 19th century cameo artist and sculptor, who lived in Vermont, Lowell and Boston, Massachusetts…
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The town of Lexington, Massachusetts is gearing up for the semiquincentennial celebration of the Battles of Lexington and Concord. A…
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The annual Patriots Day celebration held each April in Massachusetts is a cherished remembrance of local American history and heritage….
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On November 17, 1918, more than 30,000 people gathered in Lowell to honor a favorite native son, William Henry Cardinal…
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In 1977, a Celtic Cross was placed in O’Connell Park on Merrimack Street across from Lowell City Hall, as part…
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