For the past couple of years, a volunteer at the Cape Ann Museum’s satellite campus would notice something interesting every time it rained: As she w...
In 1981, housing security nonprofit Wellspring bought a West Gloucester house to serve as its base of operations—and inherited a mystery. In the atti...
In 1692, 22-year-old Elizabeth Johnson of Andover confessed to witchcraft. Arrested as part of the witch hysteria that swept the region that year, Jo...
Documents signed by John Adams and Louis XVII of France, a letter from poet and abolitionist John Greenleaf Whitter, and an 1852 printing of Uncle To...
March is Women's History Month. And while we may all have heard of Rosa Parks, Marie Curie, and Eleanor Roosevelt, there are many other, lesser-celeb...
After three years of preparation, planning, and construction, the $4.6 million renovation of Halibut Point State Park is complete, featuring updates ...
October may be over, but there are still plenty of reasons to explore Salem, particularly the Peabody Essex Museum's new audio postcard series PEM Wa...
Iain Kerr has to wrap up the conversation. He’s spent the past hour talking about ocean ecosystems, the interdependence of man and the sea, and the p...
