The Bay and the River: 1600-1900
Boston, MA: Dublin Seminar for New England Folklife, 1982. Softcover. green/beige pictorial wraps with black lettering, 114 pp., bw illustrations. VG (some fading, discoloration on spine, but otherwise in great condition). Item #181224
"The articles published in this volume are selected and edited transcritps of papers presented at the sixth annual conference of the Dublin Seminar, The Bay and the River: 1600-1900, held at the Concord Antiquarian Museum and at Concord Academy, Concord, Massachusetts, on the weekend of June 13 and 14, 1981. The two-day program addressed the general question: to what extent, if any, was life and culture in coastal Massachusetts and the Connecticut Valley shaped by local or regional influences? As its title suggests, The Bay and the River: 1600-1900 was based on the premise that 'regional' characteristics could be perceived at relatively small increments of distance and space." - from editor's introduction.
OCLC: 13469882
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