Family Heritage Experience Named a Blue Star Museum
Active-duty military personnel and their families receive free admission to American Ancestors’ family history exploration destination this summer McGRATHPR.com – American Ancestors’ Family Heritage Experience (FHE), Boston’s immersive museum […]
Stories of Black and Indigenous patriots come into focus as US remembers the American Revolution
APNEWS.com – Charlie Price says he didn’t learn much about the American Revolution in school. He knew about George Washington, the Battle of Bunker Hill and that the patriots won. It […]
American Ancestors Spotlights ‘Patriots of Color’ as Boston Marks 250 Years
Groundbreaking exhibition elevates Black and Native Revolutionary lives and the living descendant families reclaiming them today McGRATHPR.com – In observance of the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, American Ancestors’ […]
Patriots of Color Exhibit at American Ancestors’ Family Heritage Experience
In observance of the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, American Ancestors’ Family Heritage Experience unveils “Patriots of Color,” a major new exhibition opening Thursday, April 23, at 97 Newbury […]
Cleaning out his mom’s house, Boston man finds his ancestor’s freedom papers
Researchers in Boston are diving deep into his family tree to connect the missing links WCVB Ch. 5 Boston – Anne Arundel County, Maryland, was once home to a man […]
Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum Unveils First Officially Vetted List & Memorial Plaque of Boston Tea Party Participants
Partnership with American Ancestors® Produces Groundbreaking Research in Prep for America’s 250th and Expands Boston Tea Party Descendants Program® McGRATHPR.com – Today, on the 252nd anniversary of the Boston Tea […]
Author Talk featuring Stephen Puleo
Abington CAM‘s series “Author Talk” interviews award-winning book author Stephen Puleo on his newest title, “The Great Abolitionist,” the groundbreaking biography of a forgotten civil rights hero, the first major […]
Harwich Church Exhibits Its Abolitionist Roots
CAPE COD CHRONICLE – It has been 175 years since the Man with the Branded Hand became a central character in the abolitionist movement on Cape Cod. Harwich resident Captain […]
Exhibit Traces Cape’s Civil War-Era History
THE ENTERPRISE – Pilgrim Congregational Church (PCC) has created an original exhibit titled “History of Pilgrim Church and Abolitionists on Cape Cod,” an interactive display in its church sanctuary at […]