Latest update to this site:
Monday, December 3, 2012
From 2010-12 Maggi wrote the "Your Town Salem" Boston Globe (boston.com) "History Time" column as a regular Globe Correspondent; she also edited occasional guest-written articles from other scholars.
Other writers included Jim Dalton, Bob Booth, Elizabeth Duclos-Orsello (Salem State University), Julie Arrison (HNE) and Ben Railton, "professor of American literature, culture, history, and, natch, Studies" at Fitchburg State College, MA.
Follow the stories as they are published:
go to the Boston Globe's online
"Your Town Salem" section (new ones on Weds.)
By Maggi Smith-Dalton & Jim Dalton
Globe Correspondents
Joint Bylines, Maggi and Jim
History Time: Salem's connection to 'Jingle Bells'
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Maggi's Globe Articles 2012
Salem's Fruitful Hawthorne Family (pg 1)
Sara Willis Eldred Takes Up Her Pen
"Can You Tell Me Anything About This Fanny Fern?"
A "damned mob of scribbling women" (2)
A "damned mob of scribbling women" (1)
Vicious election of 1800 was a watershed
A Salem club for thinking and working (Part 1 of 3)
A Salem Club for Thinking and Working (Part 2 of 3)
A Salem Club for Thinking and Working (Part 3 of 3)
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Jim's Globe Articles 2010-2011
Patrick S. Gilmore, Music Man in Salem
Salem Man Witnesses Sicily's Struggle
Salem Witchcraft in the Opera House
Immigrants to Salem Join the Abolitionist Cause
The Man Behind the Gerrymander
Bentley's Diaries Give Some Christmas Insight
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Maggi's Globe Articles 2010-2011
History Time: Thoreau Speaks to Salem
Alexander Graham Bell Makes a Connection
The Jubilee Singers Thrill Salem
Civil War Salem, The Rallying Point
Civl War Salem, the Beginning of the End
"A Peaceable Man" meets Lincoln
Civil War Salem: The Present Crisis
A Shared Love of History and Music (Fenollosa)
Salem Supporters of the Rising Sun
Ernest Fenollosa's New Encounters
Self-Made Man Frederick Douglass Sways Salem
The Rise and Descent of "Balloon Tytler" in Salem
Salem's Much Misunderstood Witch Trials
Arthur Miller Finds Inspiration in Salem
William H. Prescott, Salem Historian
Prescott's Emerging Literary Career
The Prescotts Begin Married Life
A Burst of Immigration in Salem
Salem Takes Pride in Its Culture
Salem Embraces the Railroad Age
Salem Argues the "Woman Question"
Salem and the "Woman Question" Pt. 2
Salem Gives a Home to Local History, Pt. 2
The Great Age of Science Pt. 3
Salem's Fragment of the Divine
Salem's Fragment of the Divine, Pt. 2
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