Michael Pappalardo has led excavations and analysis for the Harlem African Burial Ground Project for over a decade. Established in the 1690s, the cemetery served as a burial place for free and enslaved people of African descent.
Easton Earns Certified Local Government Status, Capping a Four-Year Preservation Effort
Easton has officially been designated a Certified Local Government (CLG) by the National Park Service, a milestone that places the town among a select group
Sacred Rebellion: Congregationalists and the Revolution
A Special Summer Lecture with Dr. Kyle Roberts Join us this Sunday, July 5th, at 12:30 PM for a special summer lecture exploring the deep
Easton Dedicates Pomeroy Historic Marker, Opens New Gallery at the Old Academy
On May 29, 2026, neighbors, scholars, and community leaders gathered on the grounds of the Old Staples Academy, in the heart of Easton, for the
Deir el-Ballas: a Palatial-City from Ancient Egypt
Join us at the Easton Congregational Church Hall on Thursday, April 16th at 7pm, as Dr. Nicholas Brown, a Yale Egyptologist, returns to discuss his