Boston history
Editorial overviews of the people, places and events that have shaped the city.
Publishing & editorial
Boston Made Newsroom is the publishing and editorial property of the Boston Made ecosystem, bringing together original Boston-focused features, company updates and selected stories from across the portfolio.
Editorial overviews of the people, places and events that have shaped the city.
Stories that consider Boston’s neighborhoods, institutions and evolving civic life.
Thoughtful coverage of the ideas and organizations contributing to the region’s character.
Selected news and editorial work from across the Boston Made ecosystem.
An archived Boston Made editorial series tracing pivotal people, places, conflicts and transformations across the city’s history.
From the 31 Days of Boston archive
An overview of the Massachusett people and the world that existed in the region before Boston’s founding.
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A concise look at the 1676 fire and its impact on the early city.
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An editorial overview of the smallpox debates that divided Boston during an early public-health crisis.
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A summary of the protest that turned Boston Harbor into a defining site of colonial resistance.
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An overview of Boston’s role in the abolitionist movement and the conflicts surrounding slavery.
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A concise account of the devastating molasses flood that struck Boston’s North End.
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An editorial look at Fenway Park’s long-standing place in Boston’s sporting and civic identity.
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An overview of the Big Dig and its far-reaching transformation of Boston’s transportation landscape.
Visit the NewsroomArchived historical features are editorial overviews intended for general readers and are not primary-source scholarship.