Explores the origins of Stockbridge, a town initially intended to serve as a community for Indigenous people.

Explores the history of Quakers in Massachusetts over the course of several decades.

Explores the history and impact of the Salem Witch Trials in Massachusetts.

Explores the origins of American Jewish identity in Massachusetts.

Explores the origins of American Jewish identity in Massachusetts.

A selection of original watercolor and gouache paintings of local birds in their natural habitats, illustrated by Louis Agassiz Fuertes and Allan Brooks.

Explores the trial of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti.

A selection of photographs documenting the explosion that occurred at the Korn Leather Factory in Salem, Massachusetts on June 25, 1914.

A selection of items found within inmate case files created by the Massachusetts Reformatory for Women, dated between 1918–1921.

A selection of photographic portraits documenting the individuals who served on the Metropolitan Park Commission and its Preliminary Board.

A selection of photographs documenting the construction and operations of the Metropolitan Water Works system, dated 1876–1930.

Explores the origins of the Franklin Park Zoo in Boston and the Stone Zoo in Stoneham.

Explores the origins of Stockbridge, a town initially intended to serve as a community for Indigenous people.

A selection of photographs and plans relating to the establishment of the Quabbin Park Cemetery in Ware, Massachusetts.

Explores the history of Quakers in Massachusetts, and the relationship between Quakers and the Massachusetts government over the course of several decades.

Explores the history of the American Revolutionary War in Massachusetts, including its lead-up and aftermath.

Explores the history and impact of the Salem Witch Trials in Massachusetts.