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…paid for the printing and distributing of circulars, advertising in the Cambridge Chronicle, sign making materials, accounting supplies, shipping materials, tool repair, bleaching equipment, room rental, and hired labor. After…
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…the Women’s Bureau of the U.S. Department of Labor before returning to Cambridge as executive director of the Workplace Center at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Sloan School of Management….
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…Joe Galusha is an Instructional Technologist at Simmons College with an academic background focusing on the historical intersections of social, gender, and labor history at the local level. Eric Grunebaum…
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…makeup of Cambridge’s industrial labor force? What struggles have workers faced in the city’s largest industries, and how have they organized and advocated for themselves? What roles have race and…
Read More…and labor. The account book dated 1815-1849 records work performed at Harvard College on both Gore Hall and Divinity Hall. Also included are account books for William Wait III and…
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…numbers of people in Jamaica, Antigua and other islands. The proceeds from this enslaved labor helped to fund private residences and public institutions throughout the city, and continuing economic ties…
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…that employed many Jews. The Nazis executed Peter along with his laborers, leaving Fenerlis’ grandmother a widow with six children to raise alone. John and Dina Fenerlis on their wedding…
Read More…could now be made with a great saving of time and money. That this humanitarian and labor-saving device, which completely altered a great industry, was, like the sewing machine, invented…
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…Trust. Biography Joe Galusha is an Instructional Technologist at Simmons College with an academic background focusing on the historical intersections of social, gender, and labor history at the local level….
Read More…with access to seventy-two war laboratories. Much of this is still secret, but it will be a proud chapter when, it may be, someone in the Cambridge Historical Society can…
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