Looking Back on a Chat with Medford’s Laura Duggan
Earlier this month I visited Medford Community Media to chat with Laura Duggan of Looking Back at Medford History about The Road to Concord and the history surrounding it.
We got into some deep mysteries, such as why the Thomas Gage Papers are in Ann Arbor, the Samuel Adams Papers are in New York, and a lot of the Thomas Jefferson Papers are in Boston.
The conversation runs for an hour and twenty minutes. You can watch the whole thing here.
We got into some deep mysteries, such as why the Thomas Gage Papers are in Ann Arbor, the Samuel Adams Papers are in New York, and a lot of the Thomas Jefferson Papers are in Boston.
The conversation runs for an hour and twenty minutes. You can watch the whole thing here.

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