Workshops and Tours
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- Timeline of Events
- Uncovering Concord’s Black History
- Workshops and Tours
- “Follow the Drinking Gourd”
Recent Blog Posts
- The Exterior Envelope is Complete!
- DGP Agenda – May 9, 2012
- DGP Receives Cynthia Woods Mitchell Fund for Historic Interiors Grant
- DGP Receives National Trust’s 1772 Foundation Grant
- Stone Bench Markers
- DGP Agenda – February 15, 2012
- Construction Completes on the South and West Elevations
- Robbins House new windows and door
- DGP Agenda – January 7 2011, Annual Meeting
- DGP Receives Sudbury Foundation Grant
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The Drinking Gourd is another name for the Big and Little Dippers. The North Star pointed out by these constellations was a guiding light for travelers heading North to freedom on the Underground Railroad.
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- Concord Museum
- First Parish in Concord: 375 Years
- Fisher Design Group
- Foundation for MetroWest
- Friends of Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
- Ivan Gaskell
- Massachusetts Historical Society
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- Preservation Massachusetts
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- The Old Manse
- The Orchard House
- The Sudbury Foundation
- To Set This World Right: The Antislavery Movement in Thoreau's Concord
- Traces of the Trade
- Walden Woods