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Saints & Sinners & a Bad Professor - streetsofsalem

Paintings · Antwerp

Saints & Sinners & a Bad Professor - streetsofsalem

So you would think that I would be happy when an exhibition of paintings, texts and objects right in my teaching sweet spot of late Medieval/Renaissance/Reformation/Early Modern Europe comes to my very own city, and yes, I am. Have I taken advantage of said exhibition and brought my students to see things which I regularly refer to? No I have not. The “Saints & Sinners” in my post title refers to the current exhibition at the Peabody Essex Museu…See the Story

Virginia Green - streetsofsalem

Williamsburg, United States · Williamsburg

Virginia Green - streetsofsalem

Sorry for the delay in posting part II of my spring break road trip: I came back with a nasty flu so re-entry and re-engagement has been stalled. I’m feeling a bit better today and I thought it would make me feel better yet by looking at my photos. From the Eastern Shore, we traveled over the scary Chesapeake Bay bridge/tunnel up to Williamsburg for a few days, then we visited my sisters-in-law in Richmond. It was a real treat to stay in the Wil…See the Story

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A Salem Women's History Tour - streetsofsalem

Salem, Massachusetts · Salem

A Salem Women's History Tour - streetsofsalem

For International Women’s Day today, I thought I would put together a walking tour of Salem women’s history. Of course, every street and every building in Salem has traces of women’s history, most of it hidden from us. I would like to include more than “notable” women on my tour, and I think I’ve busted out that category a bit, but there’s still a lot of work to do and a lot more to learn. I decided to limit the tour to existing buildings, so it…See the Story

Leslie's Retreat: How an Incident became an Event - streetsofsalem

Salem, Massachusetts · Salem

Leslie's Retreat: How an Incident became an Event - streetsofsalem

Next weekend here in Salem a whirlwind of events will commemorate the 250th anniversary of Leslie’s Retreat, including reenactments of the Redcoats’ march towards the North Bridge and the negotiations/resistance that followed, a variety of tours, an exhibit, a concert, a play at Old Town Hall, a presentation on revolutionary and reenactment clothing at the Peabody Essex Museum, and a ball at Hamilton Hall! A group of stalwart history enthusiasts…See the Story

The First Loyalist of Salem - streetsofsalem

Chadds Ford · Chadds Ford

The First Loyalist of Salem - streetsofsalem

I’ve been researching Salem’s Tories for a while, and I think it’s time to name the top guy. Gilbert Streeter, whose “Salem before the Revolution” essay is full of gossipy details and strident assertions (I don’t know if I would call it “history” but it sure is fun to read), refers to William Browne as “easily the First Citizen of Salem” in the early 1770s, but he lost that status over the course of 1774, and became the First Loyalist of Salem i…See the Story

Headline History - streetsofsalem

Salem, Massachusetts · Salem

Headline History - streetsofsalem

I went up to the Phillips Library in Rowley to look through some scrapbooks memorializing the Salem Tercentenary of 1926 late last week and found myself enchanted by the presentation and curation of one particular album put together by a certain Frank Reynolds. There were two big scrapbooks actually, and while I was expecting photographs (I guess that would be an album, rather than a scrapbook), there were only newspaper articles pasted in in a …See the Story

[Opinion] Joseph Hodges Choate and the New York City Draft Riots - streetsofsalem

Opinion · New York

[Opinion] Joseph Hodges Choate and the New York City Draft Riots - streetsofsalem

Salem is kind of an odd statue city, in my opinion. Some statues get placed by small constituencies, while others are erected in inappropriate locales. Salem’s most recent statue, of educator and abolitionist Charlotte Forten, is an unfortunate example of the latter. Charlotte certainly deserves a statue and I think her representation is lovely, but placing a diminuative bronze in the concrete “park” that is named for her but yet has nothing to …See the Story

A Bewitching Bicentennial Book - streetsofsalem

Salem, Massachusetts · Salem

A Bewitching Bicentennial Book - streetsofsalem

Salem has been a tourist city for more than a century, so there has been a succession of guide books spotlighting the city’s landmarks and attractions from their particular chronological perspectives. I think I’ve referenced every guide book here, with the exception of the one I am featuring today: The Illustrated Salem Guide Book. Beyond Witch City, published for the Bicentennial in 1976. If you read all the Salem guides in chronological order,…See the Story