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Man seeks ‘never before seen’ angle of aristocrat who was born into slavery
Etienne Daly, who lives in Brighton, has been researching Dido Elizabeth Belle for 12 years and wants to see what she would ...
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Hoy Audubon Society hosting spring bird walks
As we move farther into spring, birding programs are offered at area parks and nature centers: ...
Boston Bets Big on Public Art With a New Triennial
An ambitious citywide exhibition will feature 20 public art commissions at outdoor venues and partnering museums.
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‘Transporting us beyond the seas.’ How the fear of being sent to Britain for trial sparked the American Revolution
Royal authorities wanted to send some Colonial lawbreakers to Britain for trial. That incensed Americans, especially ...
Pope Francis, first Latin American pontiff, dies at 88
The pope ministered with a charming, humble style. He had blessed thousands in St. Peter’s Square on Easter Sunday.
New scent that whiffs of a ‘misunderstood’ Scottish king launches new exhibition of monarch
The World of King James VI and I exhibtion opening at the National Portrait Gallery in EdinburghThis special, one-off exhibition will chart the remarkable reign of King James VI and I, marking the 400 ...