Springfield Armory – Forging Freedom

While battles were fought with muskets, liberty was secured with supply lines. Nowhere is this more evident than at the Springfield Armory, a site established during the Revolution that became […]
The Wayside Inn – A Revolutionary Gathering Place

Nestled in Sudbury along the old Boston Post Road, the Wayside Inn holds a special place in Massachusetts history. Known today as one of the oldest continually operating inns in […]
September 4, 2025 – Sally Mann, Joy Behar, and Voices and Votes: Democracy in America

Finally, we continue our series “Countdown to 2026” with Kate Fox, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism, which is leading the Massachusetts 250 campaign, and Brian […]
Get ready to party at Cambridge Carnival

We’re focusing on the parade this year,” Williams said. “We received the grant from MA 250 Initiative. We’re really thrilled about that, because it’s given us the opportunity to offer stipends […]
Quincy library to host talk on Greene and Cornwallis campaign
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Untold local stories behind American Revolution to take spotlight in 2026 celebration

Yes, there will be people dressed in 18th-century garb, and yes, there will be reenactments of everything from the Boston Tea Party to the firing of a musket to reenact […]
Marines storm Marblehead

The Town of Marblehead became the backdrop for history Thursday as Marines, local officials, and residents gathered at Fort Sewall to celebrate the 250th birthday of the United States Marine […]
Liberty Poles and Local Uprisings: Massachusetts’ First Acts of Revolution

Before the first shots rang out at Lexington and Concord, the spirit of rebellion was already rising across Massachusetts, sometimes quite literally. In the years leading up to the American […]
Martha’s Vineyard in the American Revolution: A Quiet Island, A Heavy Burden

During the American Revolution, Martha’s Vineyard found itself in a difficult position: geographically exposed, economically vulnerable, and politically caught between patriot ideals and British power. While the island didn’t see […]
Sturbridge Zip Trip: Eternal Health Champions in Care

Boston 25 News, August 8