Lowell Trolley
The Lowell National Park Closed Car Trolley # 4131 is traveling through the Boot Mills Complex in Lowell, MA. This video was originally posted by pugsleytrainlover106
Read More »The Lowell National Park Closed Car Trolley # 4131 is traveling through the Boot Mills Complex in Lowell, MA. This video was originally posted by pugsleytrainlover106
Read More »I am fascinated by amateur videos like the ones below. They are perfect examples of an average person capturing local flavor.
Read More »The entry below is being cross posted from Marjorie Arons-Barron’s own blog. Former Senator Alan Simspon, a Wyoming Republican, just about summed up my reaction to the debt ceiling impasse. He said that the extent to which pettiness has overcome patriotism is nothing short of disgusting. Despite Republican longstanding charges…
Read More »Saturday the Stanley Cup came to Tewksbury and over fifteen hundred people showed up to see it. Below is a super video of the event originally posted by TheSharkSurvivor.
Read More »This is a wonderful video production of Chelmsford’s 2011 Fourth of July Parade created by Larry Richardson.
Read More »Previously my co-author Paul gave us some of his keen observations of the Bela Fleck and the Flecktones’ concert which took place on the front lawn of the Mogan Cultural Center Friday night. The video below was taken by Citizen Journalist bilandamyburke and posted on YouTube. It a nice candid…
Read More »This is a fun video… 5pm on July 1st, 2011 in Orleans, Cape Cod, MA, shoppers stocking up for the 4th of July got a surprise shot of patriotism to start their weekend! This flash mob was organized by http://www.SpiritofAmericaband.org to wish everyone a happy 4th of July!
Read More »Its Dave the Human Cannonball at a Lowell Spinner’s game. Wild! This video was originally posted by adcunninghamYT
Read More »This video was originally posted by babydoll9781
Read More »The entry below was originally posted on Marjorie Arons-Barron’s own blog on July 4. You can find Marjorie’s blog here. What better day than Independence Day to contemplate the meaning of the U. S. Constitution? What better issue to use as context than the current debate about raising the debt…
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