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THE HISTORIC CAMBRIDGE COLLABORATIVE
presents

CAMBRIDGE DISCOVERY DAYS 2008: FROM SETTLEMENT TO REVOLUTION

Two Saturdays! August 9 and 16, 2008


Explore Cambridge history and culture with free tours and programs on a variety of topics at sites throughout the city. This year’s events focus on Cambridge from the settlement of Newtowne in 1630 through the early colonial period to the years leading up to the American Revolution.
Cambridge Discovery Days will also include old favorites, such as walks about architecture and public art, dramatic character portrayals, and a vintage baseball game. Special programs and tours for children and young people will also be offered.

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Cambridge Discovery Days are sponsored each year by the Historic Cambridge Collaborative. Founded in 1998, the Collaborative is a group of nonprofit historical and educational Cambridge institutions working together to develop public programs that celebrate Cambridge history. The participating institutions are:

Cambridge Arts Council
617 349 4380 www.cambridgema.gov/CAC
Cambridge Office for Tourism
617 441 2884 www.cambridge-usa.org
Cambridge Historical Commission
617 349 4683 www.cambridgema.gov/Historic
Friends of Mount Auburn Cemetery
617 547 7105 www.mountauburn.org
Cambridge Historical Society
617 547 4252 www.cambridgehistory.org
Longfellow National Historic Site
617 876 4491 www.nps.gov/long

For more information, call the Cambridge Historical Commission at 617-349-4683 or the Longfellow National Historic Site at 617-876-4491. Your feedback is welcome, e-mail the CHC.

This program was funded in part by a grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council.

 

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