Black women in colonial Boston fought for justice and shaped the city’s history. Their resistance, resilience, and legacy deserve recognition, not as footnotes, but as essential elements of ...

History Dig at Malcolm X’s Boston home turns up evidence of 1700s settlement In this March 29, 2016 photo, signs call attention to the house where Malcolm X spent part of his childhood.

Newton veteran Bill McEvoy, Jr. has documented more than 1,700 remains of Boston's poor and unwanted, ... and unwanted from Colonial times to the dawn of the 20th century.

Either-Or: A Swanky Boston Condo vs. a 1700s Newport Colonial It’s amazing what a few miles will do to the market. This month, we compare an airy two-bedroom unit on Columbus Avenue with a ...

By the early 1700s, Boston was Britain's busiest North American port, with Britain trading manufactured goods for Colonial America's raw materials.

By the early 1700s, Boston was Britain's busiest North American port, with Britain trading manufactured goods for Colonial America's raw materials.

By the early 1700s, Boston was Britain's busiest North American port, with Britain trading manufactured goods for Colonial America's raw materials.

Continue reading at realestate.boston.com. ... French Colonial houses, built between 1700 and 1830 in Louisiana and along the Mississippi River, ...

The two-week dig, which began March 29, was meant to shine a light on Malcolm X's formative years in Boston, as well as the home's previous owners, an Irish immigrant family who lived there ...

By the early 1700s, Boston was Britain's busiest North American port, with Britain trading manufactured goods for Colonial America's raw materials.