Boston's History: Revolution, Innovation and Crime

Starts: 6:00 pm on Tuesday, September 27, 2016

From the Boston Tea Party to the Great Molasses Flood, from the education of Martin Luther King, Jr. to the downfall of Whitey Bulger. Come peruse archival material and discover the remarkable facts and legendary fiction woven into the fabric of our hometown's history as part of HGARC's first Student Discovery Seminar of the year!

Speakers:: Prof. Andy Robichaud, CAS and Alex Rankin, HGARC
Audience:: bu
Address:: Mugar Memorial Library, 5th Floor, 771 Commonwealth Ave
Room:: HGARC Reading Room
Fees:: free
Contact Organization:: Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center
Contact Name:: Kate Stringer
Contact Phone:: (617) 353-3696

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