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OVERALL MASSACHUSETTS HISTORY



HISTORY OF INDIVIDUAL COUNTIES *
[Massachusetts has 14 counties]

    BARNSTABLE COUNTY Government * and History [cape region *]

    [15 CITIES and towns - Barnstable * (seal *), Bourne * (seal *), Brewster * (seal *), Chatham * (seal *), Dennis * (seal *), Eastham * (seal *), Falmouth * (seal *), Harwich * (seal *), Mashpee * (seal *), Orleans * (seal *), Provincetown * (seal *), Sandwich * (seal *), Truro * (seal *), Wellfleet * (seal *), Yarmouth * (seal *)]

    BERKSHIRE COUNTY Government * and History [western region]
    [32 CITIES and towns - Adams * (seal *), Alford * (seal *), Becket * (seal *), Cheshire * (seal *), Clarksburg * (seal *), Dalton * (seal *), Egremont * (seal *), Florida *, Great Barrington * (seal *), Hancock * (seal *), Hinsdale * (seal *), Lanesborough * (seal *), Lee * (seal *), Lenox * (seal *), Monterey * (seal *), Mount Washington * (seal *), New Ashford *, New Marlborough * (seal *), NORTH ADAMS * (seal *), Otis * (seal *), Peru * (seal *), PITTSFIELD * (seal *), Richmond * (seal *), Sandisfield *, Savoy *, Sheffield * (seal *), Stockbridge * (seal *), Tyringham *, Washington *, West Stockbridge *, Williamstown * (seal *), Windsor *]
    BRISTOL COUNTY Government and History 1 and History 2 [ map *] [western region]

    [20 CITIES and towns - Acushnet * (seal *), ATTLEBORO * (seal *), Berkley * (seal *), Dartmouth * ( seal *), Dighton * (seal *), Easton * (seal *), Fairhaven * (seal *), FALL RIVER * (seal *), Freetown * (seal *), Mansfield * (seal *), NEW BEDFORD * (seal *), North Attleborough *(seal *), Norton * (seal *), Raynham * (seal *), Rehoboth * (seal *), Seekonk * (seal *), Somerset * (seal *, Swansea * (seal *), TAUNTON * (seal *), Westport * (seal *)]

  • Freetown * history and culture

  • New Bedford's use of the sea
    • Bartholomew * Gosnold - a New Bedford masthead
    • New Bedford Whaling Museum * - New Bedford, Massachusetts
    • Whaling * at New England Whaling Museum
    DUKES COUNTY Government and History [ Martha's Vineyard * - islands region]

    [7 CITIES and towns - Aquinnah * (formerly Gay Head) (seal *), Chilmark * (seal *), Edgartown * (seal *), Gosnold *, Oak Bluffs * (seal *), Tisbury * (seal *), West Tisbury * (seal *)]

  • MARTHA'S VINEYARD
    • AQUINNAH *
      • Wampanoag * fishing of Gay Head * on Martha's Vineyard
      • Wampanoag whalers *
    • 1694 * - CHILMARK (MARTHA'S VINEYARD)
    • EDGARTOWN
      • 1671 * - EDGARTOWN (MARTHA'S VINEYARD *)
      • 1671 * - EDGARTOWN (MARTHA'S VINEYARD *)
    • OAK BLUFFS
      • 1602 - Bartholomew Gosnold * brings seasonal fishermen and traders * at Cuttyhunk, naming the area of small islands the Elizabeth Islands. A later permanent settlement is created in 1667.
    • TISBURY
      • 1671 * - TISBURY (MARTHA'S VINEYARD)
    ESSEX COUNTY Government and History [eastern/north region]

    [34 CITIES and towns - Amesbury * (seal *), Andover * (seal *), BEVERLY * (seal *), Boxford * (seal *), Danvers * (seal *), Essex * (seal *), Georgetown * (seal *), GLOUCESTER * (seal *), Groveland *, Hamilton * (seal *), HAVERHILL * (seal *), Ipswich * (seal *), LAWRENCE * (seal *), LYNN * (seal *), Lynnfield * (seal *), Manchester-by-the-Sea * (seal *), Marblehead *, Merrimac * (seal *), Methuen * (seal *, Middleton * (seal *), Nahant * (seal *), Newbury * (seal *), NEWBURYPORT * (seal *), North Andover * (seal *), PEABODY * (seal *), Rockport * (seal *), Rowley * (seal *), Salem * (seal *), Salisbury * (seal *), Saugus * (seal *), Swampscott * (seal *), Topsfield * (seal *), Wenham * (seal *), West Newbury * (seal *)]

    • Essex County - 1675-1676 * King Philip's War and King Philip's view * of the English


    • BEVERLY
      • 1626 - History of Beverly *
    • DANVERS (Salem Village)
      • John Endecott * will
      • Simon * Bradstreet and Anne Dudley * Bradstreet (1612-1672) [poetess *]
      • In the 1630s a group from Salem Town settled in Salem Village where later in 1692 * the Salem Witch Trials * took place as young girls accused neighbors of being witches based on "spectral evidence." The cause was proven to be a land dispute * for a few to get the property of the accused. [Involved: Reverend Samuel Parris, Tituba, Abigail Williams, Rebecca * Nurse, Sarah Good, Giles Corey] ( 1692 map * of Salem Village)
      • 1752 - Danvers *, formerly known as Salem Village, became a township
    • GLOUCESTER
    • 1623 - Cape * Ann and Gloucester area - settled by immigrants from the Dorchester * Company of England with John White * and others setting up fishing stages.
    • MARBLEHEAD
      • 1629 - History of Marblehead *, Massachusetts (see: 917.445)
      • 1600s - fishing stages * and the economics * of fishing stages
      • 1629 - MARBLEHEAD *, Massachusetts - history with focus on their fishing stages * and the economics * of fishing stages and fisheries * in expanding the economy of Marblehead. [1704 - John Quelch * hanged as a pirate]
        • First native * inhabitants of Marblehead.
        • Shortly after Nanepashemet's death, his widow "The Squaw-Sachem" divided the area among her three sons. Needing protection from their enemies and wanting friendship, these tribes lived in peace with the English settlers for many years.
          • Wonohaguaham (later called Sagamore John), Sachem of Winnisimet, controlled present-day Charlestown, Revere, Winthrop, and Chelsea.
          • Montowampate (later called Sagamore James), Sachem of Saugus, controlled present-day Saugus, Lynn and Marblehead areas
          • Wenepoykin * (later called Sagamore George), Sachem of Naumkeag, controlled the present-day Salem-Beverly area. Because of need for protection from their enemies and a clear desire for friendship, these tribes welcomed and lived in peace with the English settlers for many years.
    • 1630 - NAHANT * [geology * of Nahant]
    • SALEM (Salem Town)
      • 1600s-1700s - English fisheries *, fish stages, and trade were expanding in Salem
      • 1626 * - SALEM [postcard * tour] [1755 * earthquake]
        • Roger * Conant settled in Salem in 1626 [Conant will * | other Essex * County wills]
        • John Endecott * will
        • Simon * Bradstreet and Anne Dudley * Bradstreet (1612-1672) [poetess *]
        • John Ward * House - * 1684 and other historic * houses of Salem
        • In the 1630s a group from Salem Town settled in Salem * Village where later in 1692 * the Salem Witch Trials * took place as young girls accused * neighbors of being witches based on "spectral evidence and examined * them." From documented * accounts, the cause was proven to be a land dispute * for a few to get the property of the accused. [Involved: Reverend Samuel Parris, Tituba, Abigail Williams, Rebecca * Nurse, Sarah Good, Giles Corey] ( 1692 map * of Salem Village)
        • 1752 - DANVERS *, formerly known as Salem Village, became a township
        • Salem Maritime * National Historic Site - tour of historic Salem, MA (see:974.451)
    • SAUGUS
      • 1629 * - SAUGUS - the 1634 map * of Saugus from William Wood's "New England Prospect"
      • Saugus Iron Works * (1646-1668) and how an * ironworks * works (see: 974.4640)
    FRANKLIN COUNTY Government and History (county map *) [western/north region]

    [26 CITIES and towns - Ashfield *( seal *), Bernardston *(seal *), Buckland *(seal *), Charlemont *( seal *), Colrain *(seal *), Conway *, Deerfield *( seal *), Erving *(seal *), Gill *(seal *), Greenfield *( seal *), Hawley *, Heath *(seal *), Leverett *(seal *), Leyden *(seal *), Monroe *, Montague *(seal *), New Salem *(seal *), Northfield * (seal *), Orange * ( seal *), Rowe *(seal *), Shelburne *, Shutesbury *(seal *), Sunderland * (seal *), Warwick *, Wendell *(seal *), Whately *(seal *)]

    • DEERFIELD
      • 1675 - 1676 - King Philip's War *
      • February 29, 1704 - At Deerfield *, Massachusetts - Native raid * during Queen Anne's War * which began in 1702. (War of Spanish Succession)
    • EVERETT
      • 1630 * - EVERETT
    HAMPDEN COUNTY Government and History [western/south region]

    [23 CITIES and towns - Agawam * (seal *), Blandford * (seal *), Brimfield * (seal *), Chester * (seal *), CHICOPEE * (seal *), East Longmeadow * (seal *), Granville * (seal *), Hampden *(seal *), Holland * (seal *), HOLYOKE * (seal *), Longmeadow * (seal *), Ludlow * (seal *), Monson * (seal *), Montgomery * (seal *), Palmer * (seal *), Russell * (seal *), Southwick * (seal *), SPRINGFIELD * (seal *), Tolland *, Wales *, West Springfield * (seal *), WESTFIELD * (seal *), Wilbraham * (seal *)]

    • AGAWAM
      • 1636 * - AGAWAM Plantation
      • 1636 - (Agawam) SPRINGFIELD * - William * Pynchon founded Springfield with the deeded * land from the Agawam Indians * on the Connecticut * River after living in Dorchester, Roxbury, and then moving westward. [Springfield * firsts | Court * records]
    HAMPSHIRE COUNTY Government and History [western/central region]

    [20 CITIES and towns - Amherst * (seal *), Belchertown * (seal *), Chesterfield * (seal *), Cummington * (seal *), Easthampton * (seal *), Goshen * (seal *), Granby * (seal *), Hadley * (seal *), Hatfield * (seal *), Huntington *, Middlefield * (seal *), NORTHAMPTON * (seal *), Pelham * (seal *), Plainfield * (seal *), South Hadley (seal *), Southampton * (seal *), Ware *, Westhampton *, Williamsburg * (seal *), Worthington * (seal *)]

    • 1675 - 1676 - King Philip's War * and King Philip's view * of the English

    • Hadley
      • Pre-historic flaked stone arrowheads * from a Hadley farm
    MIDDLESEX COUNTY Government and History [eastern/north region]

    [54 CITIES and towns - Acton * (seal *), Arlington * (seal *), Ashby * (seal *), Ashland * (seal *), Ayer * (seal *), Bedford * (seal *), Belmont * (seal *), Billerica * (seal *), Boxborough * (seal *), Burlington * (seal *), CAMBRIDGE * (seal *), Carlisle * (seal *), Chelmsford * (seal *), Concord * (seal *), Dracut * (seal *), Dunstable * (seal *), EVERETT * (seal *), Framingham * (seal *), Groton * (seal *), Holliston * (seal *), Hopkinton * (seal *), Hudson * (seal *), Lexington * (seal *), Lincoln * (seal *), Littleton * (seal *), LOWELL * (seal *), MALDEN * (seal *), MARLBOROUGH * (seal *), Maynard * (seal *), MEDFORD * (seal *), MELROSE * (seal *), Natick * (seal *), NEWTON * (seal *), North Reading * (seal *), Pepperell * (seal *), Reading * (seal *), Sherborn *, Shirley * (seal *), SOMERVILLE * (seal *), Stoneham * (seal *), Stow * (seal *), Sudbury * (seal *), Tewksbury * (seal *), Townsend * (seal *), Tyngsborough * (seal *), Wakefield * (seal *), WALTHAM * (seal *), Watertown * (seal *), Wayland *(seal *), Westford * (seal *), Weston * (seal *), Wilmington * (seal *), Winchester * (seal *), WOBURN * (seal *)]

    • CAMBRIDGE
      • City of Cambridge * history [Governor * Thomas * Dudley](see: 917.4442)
    • CONCORD
      • 1635 * - CONCORD
    • LEXINGTON
      • Paul Revere * and William Dawes - British soldiers are approaching Concord.
      • Longfellow's - "Paul Revere Ride" - poem * written in the 1800s
      • Battles of Lexington * and Concord - April, 1775
      • Minuteman National Historic Park * - National Park Service (see: 974.441 Lexington history)
    • LOWELL
      • 1850 - Lowell Canal System * - Boott Cotton Mills involvement * in the American Industrial Revolution
    • MEDFORD
      • 1630 * - MEDFORD
    • 1650 - NATICK *
      • 1650 - NATICK * was home to John Eliot's "Praying Indians" (see: 973.22)
    • 1630 - WINCHESTER
      • Wenepoykin * (Sagamore George) - a sachem * of WINCHESTER
    NANTUCKET COUNTY Government and History [Nantucket Island - island region]

    [1 town - Nantucket *(seal *)]

    • 1671 * - NANTUCKET *
      • 1848 - Lucretia Mott * of Nantucket, Massachusetts organizes Seneca Falls meeting for women's rights with Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
    NORFOLK COUNTY Government and History [south/eastern region]

    [28 CITIES and towns - Avon *(seal *), Bellingham * (seal *), Braintree * (seal *), Brookline * (seal *), Canton * (seal *), Cohasset * (seal *), Dedham * (seal *), Dover * (seal *), Foxborough * (seal *), Franklin * (seal *), Holbrook * (seal *), Medfield * (seal *), Medway * (seal *), Millis * (seal *), Milton * (seal *), Needham * (seal *), Norfolk * (seal *), Norwood * (seal *), Plainville * (seal *), QUINCY * (seal *), Randolph * (seal *), Sharon * (seal *), Stoughton * (seal *), Walpole *(seal *), Wellesley * (seal *), Westwood * (seal *), Weymouth * (seal *), Wrentham * (seal *)]

    • 1650 - CANTON * - (PONKOPOAG)
      • PONKOPOAG * Indians of CANTON and Ponkapoag Indian Deeds *
    • 1635 - DEDHAM *
      • Jonathan * Fairbanks residence
    • QUINCY
      • 1637 - Thomas Morton's scandalous Merrymount * (Mount Wollaston)]
      • Moswetuset Hummock (Quincy, Massachusetts)
    • 1622 - WEYMOUTH *
      • 1622 - Thomas * Weston to WESSAGUSSET * (Weymouth) with Captain Robert Gorges arriving in 1623. They competed with the group from Plymouth that had set up fishing stages.
    PLYMOUTH COUNTY Government and History [south/eastern region]

    [27 CITIES and towns - Abington * (seal *), Bridgewater * (seal *), BROCKTON * (seal *), Carver * (seal *), Duxbury * (seal *), East Bridgewater * (seal *), Halifax *, Hanover * (seal *), Hanson * (seal *), Hingham * (seal *), Hull * (seal *), Kingston * (seal *), Lakeville * ( seal *), Marion * (seal *), Marshfield * (seal *), Mattapoisett * (seal *), Middleborough * (seal *), Norwell * (seal *), Pembroke * (seal *), Plymouth * (seal *), Plympton * ( seal *), Rochester * ( seal *), Rockland * (seal *), Scituate * ( seal *), Wareham *, West Bridgewater * (seal *), Whitman * (seal *)]

    • HINGHAM
      • 1633 * - BARE COVE (HINGHAM, 1635)
      • Lakeville
        • John Sassamon * was found under the ice of Assawompsett Pond, 15 miles from Plymouth on January 29, 1675.
      • Middleborough
        • Paleo-Indian period * 60,000-70,000 years ago [Ohio - * with Clovis * points; Flint Ridge *]
        • Robbins Museum of Archaeology * includes a Wapanucket dioramma, pottery from the Archaic age
      • Plymouth County - 1675 - 1676 - King Philip's War * and King Philip's view * of the English
    • PLYMOUTH
      • Mayflower Homepage * of Plimoth adventurers
      • Mayflower Compact * - 1620
      • Mayflower passengers Site 1 or Site 2 with ages, occupations, and origins
      • 1620-1628 Plymouth Town Early Descriptions *
      • 1620-1691 - Archives and Analysis * of Plymouth Colony, 1620-1691
      • 1634 - William Wood's map * of Plymouth
      • Oil painting * created in 1877 showing Mary Chilton as the first person to step on Plymouth Rock in 1620.
      • 1600s governors * of Plymouth Colony and the 1600s Native leaders * of the Wampanoag, Narragansett, and Massachusett
      • A Virtual tour of Plimoth * Plantation - English colonial economy (see: 974.481)

      • 1600s - Historical timeline * of the Wampanaog People including their history * and culture
      • 1600s - timeline of names site 1 and mirrored site 2 of Native People of Massachusetts
      • 1663 - John Sassamon (Massachuset Indian and John Eliot's protege) letter * regarding Metacom and his 1675 murder * for allegedly informing the Plymouth colonists about the impending King Philip's War
      • Plymouth County - 1675 - 1676 - King Philip's War * and King Philip's view * of the English


    SUFFOLK COUNTY Government and History [eastern/central region]

    [4 CITIES and towns - BOSTON * (seal *), CHELSEA * (seal *), REVERE * (seal *), Winthrop * (seal *)]

    HISTORY OF BOSTON - 1600s

    • Murals * of colonial Boston at the State House
    • 1614 - Massachuset Indians * between Charles and Neponset Rivers
    • 1628 - CHARLESTOWN * (Mishawum) with Thomas Walford and John Harvard
    • 1630 - John Winthrop * and his Puritan fleet create a "City on the Hill." Meet those involved * in the settlement of the Massachusetts Bay Colony
    • 1631 - John Eliot Church * and the parting * stone
    • 1634 * map from William Wood's "New England's Prospect"
    • 1637 - Mary Dyer *, a follower of Anne Hutchinson's religious views was excommunicated from the church and banished from Boston in 1637, leaving to settle in Rhode Island
    • 1639 - Shawmut's Robert Keaine's economic * crimes
    • 17th century - Ministers * of early New England
    • 1677 - Praying Indians * on Deer Island
    • 1679 - Will and Inventory of Mary Chilton Winslow (*)
    • 1679 - Grave of Mary Chilton Winslow (*)
    • Colonial * diseases (see: 973.222)
    • Boylston Street fish weir (see: 970.06)
    • 1600s-1700s - Boston merchants were heavily involved in the expansion of fisheries * and trade

    HISTORY OF BOSTON - 1700s

    • John * Hancock
    • March 5, 1770 - John Adams * defends the British soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre * including Preston's Account *
    • 1773 - Boston Tea * Party - December 16, 1773
    • Longfellow's Paul Revere Ride * written in 1800s but based on April 18, 1775.
    • April 18, 1775 - Old North Church * in the North End of Boston
    • Warren Tavern * - Charlestown, Massachusetts
    • June 17, 1775 - Battle of Bunker Hill *
    • June 17, 1775 - Bunker Hill Day * (Charlestown, Suffolk County, Massachusetts)
    • 1794 - USS Constitution * - history - Charlestown Navy Yard, Charlestown, Massachusetts (see: 917.44332)

    HISTORY OF BOSTON - 1800s

    • 19th century - Black Heritage Trail * - Boston where Frederick Douglass * spoke at the African Meeting House.
    • 1817 - American Colonization Society *
    • 1831 - "The Liberator" * - William Lloyd Garrison's * Boston abolitionist newspaper [Anti-slavery picture * | Abolitionists' pictures *]
    • 1854 - Anthony Burns *, the fugitive slave of Charles Suttle of Virginia, was helped * by Anti-Slavery Society in Boston from slave-catchers enforcing the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850.
    • 1863 - Massachusetts' 54th Regiment 1 and 2 commanded by Robert Gould Shaw * in the Civil War [ African Americans * in the Civil War]

    HISTORY OF BOSTON - 1900s

    • January 15, 1919 - What caused the Great Boston * Molasses Flood?
    • Busing in the Boston Public Schools - How was it related to the "separate but equal" doctrine (1890) from the Louisiana statute regarding Plessy vs. Ferguson? (see: 973.801)


NEIGHBORHOODS of Boston


    DOWNTOWN BOSTON
    • Blackstone Block
    • Old South * Meeting House
    • Old State House * and its chronology
    • Mother Goose's gravestone - at the Old Granary Burying Ground, Boston
    • Quincy Market in Boston
    CHARLESTOWN
    • Charlestown * , Massachusetts, the site of the Battle of Bunker Hill *
    • U. S. S. Constitution * (nicknamed Old Ironsides *) is berthed at the Charlestown * Navy Yard in Charlestown, Massachusetts where Rosie, the Riveter worked as welders during World War II
    • Warren Tavern * (1780) - Charlestown, Massachusetts (see: 974.4641)
    NORTH END (photos *)
    • Old North Church * in the North End of Boston (see: 974.4641)
    • Paul Revere House * of the North End
    BEACON HILL (photos *)
    • Beacon Hill through time * - man's use of land
    • The Boston African * American National Historic Site interprets the Beacon Hill section of Boston
    • Robert Gould Shaw Memorial * for the leader of the 54th Regiment (see: 974.4642)
    • Black * Heritage Trail (see: 974.46423)
      • Statues * on the grounds of the State House
        • Anne Marbury Hutchinson * Statue
        • Mary Dyer * Statue
        • Charles Bullfinch's * State House
        • Statue of Daniel * Webster
        • Joseph Hooker * Statue
        • Henry Cabot Lodge * Statue
        • John Fitzgerald Kennedy * Statue
        • Beacon Hill Monument *
    SOUTH END
    • South End *
    ROXBURY , DORCHESTER, MATTAPAN, HYDE PARK
      Roxbury *
      • Roxbury * history
      • 1631 - John Eliot Church * and the parting * stone
      • Dillaway House
      • National Center of Afro-American Artists Museum


    WORCESTER COUNTY Government and History [central region]

    [60 CITIES and towns - Ashburnham * (seal *), Athol * (seal *), Auburn * (seal *), Barre * (seal *), Berlin * (seal *), Blackstone * (seal *), Bolton * (seal *), Boylston * (seal *), Brookfield * (seal *), Charlton * (seal *), Clinton * (seal *), Douglas * (seal *), Dudley * (seal *), East Brookfield * (seal *), FITCHBURG * (seal *), GARDNER * (seal *), Grafton * (seal *), Hardwick * (seal *), Harvard * (seal *), Holden * (seal *), Hopedale * (seal *), Hubbardston * (seal *), Lancaster * ( seal *), Leicester * ( seal *), Leominster * ( seal *), Lunenburg * ( seal *), Mendon * (seal *), Milford * (seal *), Millbury * (seal *), Millville * (seal *), New Braintree * (seal *), North Brookfield * (seal *), Northborough * (seal *), Northbridge * (seal *), Oakham * (seal *), Oxford * (seal *), Paxton * (seal *), Petersham * ( seal *), Phillipston * (seal *), Princeton * ( seal *), Royalston * ( seal *), Rutland * (seal *), Shrewsbury * ( seal *), Southborough * (seal *), Southbridge * (seal *), Spencer * (seal *), Sterling * (seal *), Sturbridge * ( seal *), Sutton * (seal *), Templeton * ( seal *), Upton * (seal *), Uxbridge * (seal *), Warren * (seal *), Webster * (seal *), West Boylston * (seal *), West Brookfield * (seal *), Westborough * (seal *), Westminster * (seal *), Winchendon * (seal *), WORCESTER * (seal *)]

    • 1675 - 1676 - King Philip's War * and King Philip's view * of the English

    • Lancaster * (Nashaway) - 1676 - Mary * Rowlandson kidnapped by natives

    • Millbury in the Blackstone River Valley along the * canal
      • A Tour * of Millbury



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