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Tide Mills

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Reading the landscape

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Artifact restoration

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Artifact restoration
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Julie Arrison Sep 14.

Research on Italian Internment Camps

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Julie Arrison replied to the discussion 'Artifact restoration'

You'd be better off hitting up the collections staff. Julie Solz is the team leader for collections services and the number is 978-521-4788. Julie (Arrison)

September 14

Earl Taylor commented on the group 'Tide Mills'

The Tide Mill Institute has created a website. Check out www.tidemillinstitute.org

August 23

Earl Taylor added an event

Charter Day Celebrations at Boston Public Library, State House, Dorchester Historical Society, Commonwealth Museum, Watertown Free Library

August 23, 2009 from 6pm to 7pm

Join the Dorchester Historical Society for the celebration of Charter Day 2009 Boston, Dorchester, Watertown In 2001 Charter Day was established by proclamation of the Governor of Massachusetts to honor the anniversary of the day Boston was named,…

August 23

Earl Taylor replied to the discussion 'Artifact restoration'

Thanks.

July 3

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Artifact restoration

Does anyone have preferred restorers of objects? The Dorchester Historical Society has a revolutionary war era drum to be looked at. Thanks. Earl Taylor

July 2

Earl Taylor replied to the discussion 'Research on Italian Internment Camps'

A couple of Dorcheser Historical Society members remember: During WW1 & 2 there was a Prisionor of war camp by Columbia Point - just below the Band Stand by the circle. I remember my uncle telling me there was a military hospital set up along side…

June 20

Earl Taylor is now colleagues with Henry Lukas and Julie Arrison

March 21

Earl Taylor left a comment for 'Henry Lukas'

March 20

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Where Do You Consider Your "Hometown"?

Dorchester

Your Website:

http://dorchesterhistoricalsociety.org

Another website or blog?

http://dorchesteratheneum.org

Your Organization:

Dorchester Historical Society

Your Title:

President

Major areas of interest

History

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At 11:05am on March 24, 2009, Heather Cole said…: Earl- Thanks for coming out to the meet-n-greet last week. We'll be doing some follow-up in the next few weeks. Rachael is on spring break this week, but we're hoping to "go live" with the Flickr site soon after she gets back.

At 11:35pm on March 18, 2009, Joanne Riley said…: Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow, Earl - should be an interesting gathering

At 2:25pm on February 3, 2009, Heather Cole said…: Earl-
Thanks for the note- we're working on converting to a new format for the job postings and you caught us in the middle! But here is the link to the posting on the Mass Humanities website: http://www.masshumanities.org/?p=fiscal

At 5:06pm on June 27, 2008, Julie Arrison said…: You have been so kind and helpful with all of my Franklin Park projects! Thank you so much!

At 12:48pm on June 7, 2008, Anita Danker said…: Oh my goodness -- what a treasure trove! I will be in contact after I have had a chance to really study the site.
I lived in Dorchester for the first 24 years of my life and began my teaching career at the William E. Russell on Columbia Road. My family members will be delighted with the site as well.

At 10:44am on June 6, 2008, Anita Danker said…: Hi Earl,
I am interested in learning more about the Dorchester Historical Society. I grew up in the Clam Point neighborhood (old Victorian at 3 Mill Street that burned down many years ago) and some of my immediate family members still live in the area. A few years back, my mom (Edna Cardillo) was interviewed for a DHS project. Although frail, she is an active member of the Kit Clark (sp?) Senior Center. More later.

At 6:27pm on June 5, 2008, pleun clara bouricius said…: Earl, I created a reading the landscape interest group, perhaps you are interestred in joining --pleun