FHS Libguides (Library Guides): Ms. Collins' Local History Research Project

from the Massachusetts Historical Society Collections

Primary Sources and context from the Massachusetts Historical Society

Choose the "search" option and input the names and events that you brainstormed about your topic.

This list is in chronological order, and each milestone document has a handy explanation and analysis to help you out.

The NYPL has almost 1,000,000 documents, photos, manuscripts, posters and maps available online, and all easily searched by keyword.

A searchable library of 5,000,000 primary source resources from museums, historical societies and libraries around the country.

This online exhibit examines the evidence surrounding the Eames "Massacre" within the context of King Philip's War and relations between the Nipmuc and the colonists in Framingham.

The official site of the Tribal Government and Citizens of Nipmuc Nation

website run by the current-day Praying Indians in our region

created by the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe

Think of these as 1840s bumper stickers.

Website created by the Framingham History Center. Includes information on Peter Salem.