Archivists from various organizations share their collections of food-related archival materials of interest to curators and historians at small historical societies (including records of Agricultural Extension, community cookbooks from around New England, records of farming organizations and cooperatives, and records of regulatory agencies and food producers) and share their insights on what is available around the Commonwealth. In the question-and-answer period, they will answer questions about archival resources relating to food-related exhibits and projects and share their insights into doing food-related research. Moderator: Marilyn Morgan, Director of the History and Archives Tracks, University of Massachusetts Boston Archivists: ...
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For decades now, archivists have been working to make archival spaces more approachable and accessib...
The Boston area contains dozens of archives that are open to the public for research. The University...
UMass Boston houses many archival collections that are utilized by family historians and researchers...
In August 1975, Matt Mayer, a student at the University of Maryland, College Park, submitted a propo...
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