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Located in Dennis Village on Cape Cod, the Cape Playhouse has a special place in American theatre history as the longest-running professional summer theatre in the country. Referred to as the place "Where Broadway Goes to Summer" by The New York Times, The Cape Playhouse has attracted a long... more

Oral history interviews with former Ipswich town historian Mary P. Conley and two other residents, Adolph "Butch" Clemeno and Charles J. Soffron, on their experiences living in Ipswich during the World War II era, conducted fifty years later.

The Assessor's Plan Books document Worcester's parcels, showing boundaries, ownership, taxable square footage, roadways, and lot numbers from their earliest creation up to the transition to the City's modern GIS system.These maps are referenced directly in some deeds by their plan book and page... more

The Gardner-based Heywood-Wakefield Company was, for many years, the nation's largest furniture manufacturer. The company's origins date to 1826, when five chairmaking brothers in Gardner established Heywood Brothers. In 1851, Cyrus Wakefield established the Wakefield Rattan Company in South... more

This collection contains the vital records of Colrain, Massachusetts. Colrain was first settled in 1735 and incorporated in 1761.