Lowell's New Block boardinghouse stood on Dutton Street for over 120 years before it fell to mid-century 'progress' in 1966.
Lowell Mill Girls
In His Words – Dickens’ Visit to Lowell, Massachusetts, 1842
Were your ancestors among the crowds gathered to meet a young Charles Dickens when he visited Lowell, Massachusetts in early February 1842? Dickens, a young writer of rising fame at the time of his visit, had yet to write A Christmas Carol and A Tale of Two Cities. His fame had largely been won…Read more In His Words – Dickens’ Visit to Lowell, Massachusetts, 1842
