State House, Boston - map
Are you interested in the history of your city? Do you want to learn more about the Commonwealth of Massachusetts? Come and experience the rich history that the State Library and its archives have to offer. The State Library is once again inviting the general public to come and tour its extensive collection. This may be of special interest to anyone who is looking to arrange a tour for a school group with a desire to learn more about the history of the area.
Anyone who would like to set up a tour can contact Pamela Schofield at pamela.schofield [AT] state.ma.us or call 617-727-2590. You can also contact the reference department directly using the above number or by e-mailing reference.department [AT] state.ma.us
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Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Constituent Tours offered by the State Library
State House, Boston - map
The State Library is inviting the general public to come and tour its extensive collection! This may be of special interest to anyone who is looking to arrange a tour for a school group with a desire to learn more about their city or town's history.
Anyone who would like to set up a tour can contact Pamela Schofield at pamela.schofield@state.ma.us or call 617-727-2590. You can also contact the reference department directly using the above number or by e-mailing reference.department@state.ma.us.

For more information, visit the library's blog here.
The State Library is inviting the general public to come and tour its extensive collection! This may be of special interest to anyone who is looking to arrange a tour for a school group with a desire to learn more about their city or town's history.
Anyone who would like to set up a tour can contact Pamela Schofield at pamela.schofield@state.ma.us or call 617-727-2590. You can also contact the reference department directly using the above number or by e-mailing reference.department@state.ma.us.

For more information, visit the library's blog here.
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