Purchase In the Merrimack Valley, A Farm Trilogy, by Jane Brox at https://form.jotform.com/242435339916058
PLEASE CLICK HERE TO VIEW VIDEO of the White Fund Lecture -- "No Avenging Gibbett": The 1860 Pemberton Mill Collapse, by Robert Forrant, History Department, University of Massachusetts Lowell
Celebrating 10 Years!
CLICK HERE for a 2024 Rising Loaves Recap: We Are Story Weavers, including the student anthology, video and photos!
Session Recordings are now available at:
https://lawrencehistory.org/education/symposium/2024/sessionrecordings
To view the story of Ansha Sholum, please visit:
https://lawrencehistory.org/lhcexhibits/anshasholum
The Lawrence History Center is pleased to announce its 2024 Community Symposium Opening Keynote Speaker: Lorena Germán
Please take a look at our current Annual Report, 2022-2023, for a review of all Lawrence History Center activities!
A terrific interview with blacksmith Richard Wright in the Essex Company Shop at the Lawrence History Center Annual Meeting and Open House on 9/23/2023, thanks to LHC board vice president An
On September 23, 2023, the Lawrence History Center (LHC) held its 45th Annual Meeting and Open House. LHC board treasurer Mark Svendsen, in LHC board president Mark Cutler's stead, presided over the meeting at which Mark Cutler became immediate past president, Sara Morin Barth was installed as LHC board president, Andy Kelley moved into the LHC board vice president role, Karen Van Welden Herman took on the role of LHC board secretary, and one new board member -- Stelvyn Mirabal -- was elected by the membership to his first three year term. The meeting and open house marks 45 years since LHC was founded and took place in the Essex Company Stable, part of the Essex Company Office & Yard, a site listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
