U.S., Massachusetts, and NE History

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with Catherine Allgor of the the Massachusetts Historical Society

Posted

Aug 23, 2019

The Massachusetts Historical Society has 14 million artifacts, documents and national treasures in collections dating from the 1700's - today. MHS President, Catherine Allgor, talks past, present and future of one of Boston’s first cultural institutions.

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