The game is designed to bring players into the story of Dana Park past and present, stopping a phony deed scam before the villain takes the land away.
Save Dana Park turns a public space into a game board May 30
Reeling from a president’s assassination, we said political violence was not the answer to the country’s struggles
Cantabrigians channeled their anger over Lincoln's killing, many seeing it as a symbol of a larger struggle between the forces of good and evil.
Guess who was left out of the speeches in 1905 celebrating Cambridge’s 275th anniversary
“We cannot help but look forward with some anxiety to the future,” the president of Harvard said. “The Puritans no longer control Cambridge.”
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Cambridge’s Humane Society changed its mission, then quit, as Cambridge changed
As the demographics of the poor community in Cambridge shifted, so too did the Cambridge Female Humane Society’s approach to meeting their needs.
This spring, History Cambridge takes ‘History Hangs’ on the road
Walk, talk and learn more about West Cambridge, first the Brattle Street area and then Lowell Park and Mount Auburn Cemetery.
Debate over Fugitive Slave Act raises questions of ‘lawful authority’
The federal mandate for Northern states to enforce the proslavery agenda of Southern states fueled the fires of division before the Civil War.
With Metacom’s Resistance, colonists set Indigenous nations at war with each other
Metacom’s Resistance is a lesser-known, three-year war that is part of 350 years of conflict, coexistence and Indigenous presence.