
- Jan 3, 2025
- Sam Walker
Mapping Boston’s Arts
A chronological journey through the neighborhoods that shaped Boston’s fine arts culture.
Read moreA chronological journey through the neighborhoods that shaped Boston’s fine arts culture.
Read moreCheck out these highlights from the December 20 From the Vault: LMEC Community — Best Maps of 2024
Read moreLearn about the intricacies of Carleton’s 1795 map from Dr. John W. Mackey, a Master Lecturer of Social Sciences in the College of General Studies at Boston University.
Read moreCheck out these highlights from the December 6 From the Vault: Unconventional Maps.
Read moreThe LMEC Education team welcomed educators from the annual National Council for Social Studies conference to the Leventhal Center for three days of workshops and open houses.
Read moreCheck out these highlights from the November 22 From the Vault: Doing More with Maps.
Read moreDocumenting the places and spaces where the Eaton sisters (primarily Winnifred and Edith) lived and wrote
Read moreCheck out these highlights from the November 1 themed From the Vault: Indigenous Geographies. This collection showing event was specially curated in partnership with Amira Madison, the Supporting Indigenous Communities Fellow at the Mayor’s Office of New Urban Mechanics..
Read moreCheck out these highlights from the October 25th themed From The Vault: Out With the Old, In With the New. This collections showing event was specially curated by our Visitor Services & Exhibitions Assistant, Sam Walker.
Read moreIn this two-part article series, friend of the Center, Gerald A. Rosenthal, explores the history and infrastructure of Boston in 1906 and also uses the 1906 film Seeing Boston to provide a detailed tour by trolley car through the city.
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