Wednesday, April 29, 2015. Oh, Let Me Count the Ways! I am a straight, white, Protestant male. I could write a lot more about these ways, but here are two specifics for you, for the sake of brevity and for the sake of the students whose exams I need to grade en masse.

The Birth of a Chelmsford Landmark. 3 Quick Tips to Unlock the Secrets of an Old Lowell Photo.

The mission of LowellIrish is to collect and preserve the history and cultural materials, which document the presence of the Irish community in Lowell. As the first immigrant group in a city that continues to celebrate its immigrant past, LowellIrish will serve as an advocate to support a better understanding of the historical, political, religious, and social function the Irish played in the formation of the city. Saturday, February 10, 2018.

Many men and women in the Greater Lowell area served our country. Most came home but some did not. This blog remembers those that served in all wars from Greater Lowell. Friday, December 15, 2017. US, Army Transport Service, Passenger Lists, 1910-1939. I recently found on ancestry. , Army Transport Service, Passenger Lists, 1910-1939. What a find! It details the passenger lists of Army personnel traveling to and from France during and after the Great War.

Welcome to the Lowell Historical Society. We sponsor several lectures and workshops throughout the year. Board of Directors meet monthly - 2nd Tuesday.

A story as old as time. The house at 150 Wood St. , formerly part of Chelmsford and named after a man who was a captain in the local militia, was designated a garrison house that could provide protection to neighbors in case of an Indian attack. It was also once part of a more than 100-acre farm.

A Blog Chronicling the 2012-2013 Mayoral Term of Patrick O. Murphy of Lowell, Massachusetts. On the left, Dorothy Quigley, older sister of Theresa Quigley, hangs on the rungs of the aerial ladder. Quigley, the first correspondence he had.

Two newcomers to Lowell, MA exploring the City. Chris and I are excited to update our blog readers on how our DIY Lowell project has been taking shape. Would they come ready to think flexibly, and would they be able to come to a consensus about how to move forward? .

Sunday, November 2, 2014. Bring Home The Bacon Politics. While Republicans decry wasteful government spending, many Democrats try to straddle a line, posing as a fiscal watchdog. Yet, all the while, their only focus is robbing Peter to pay Paul. And, THEIR constituents are ALL named Paul! The votes start to pile up.