The film depicts the daily life of a Puritan family in early colonial New England, focusing on their morning routines, household chores, and interactions with nature and neighbors. The father ...

Wickedpedia Did New England prisoners really eat lobster in colonial times? Legend has it the crustacean was once so plentiful — and held in such low esteem — that it was served as prison food.

I have to disagree with David Williams's May 17 letter concerning colonial New England and Virginia. Virginia was a status society, whereas the Puritan colonies were caste societies, "herrenvolk ...

Rare Colonial New England coin up for auction, expected to fetch $1 million Minted in Boston in 1652, it’s one of the first coins made in the Colonies.

Settlers on the exposed frontiers of colonial New England were no strangers to hardship and danger. But for the inhabitants of Deerfield in the Province of Massachusetts Bay, the early hours of ...

BOSTON (WHDH) - An ultra-rare New England colonial coin worth up to $1 million is set to sell at auction later this year following its discovery in 2016 and its identification in 2020.

In Williamsburg, Va., an 18th-century schoolhouse reveals the history of Black life in colonial America. By Audra D. S. Burch Audra D.S. Burch covers race and identity.