Thirteen works vanished from the Gardner Museum in 1990. The empty frames remain.

AI disclosure: AI visuals and narration.

Sources:
https://www.gardnermuseum.org/about/theft

#GardnerMuseum #ArtHeist #BostonHistory #UnsolvedMystery #Ghost1Creative

In addition to new voters in "Boston Marriages," unnumbered women in romantic or non-heteronormative partnerships, whose lives went largely undocumented, also registered to vote in 1920. #MaryElizaProject #BostonHistory #19thAmendment #WomensHistory #LGBTQHistory #LGBTQHistoryMonth

Join Us! We will be at the Nichols House Museum in #Boston this Wednesday to discuss the new 1920 Women Voters of Ward 8 (parts of #BeaconHillBoston and #BackBayBoston). More information is available at the link below. #BostonHistory #19thAmendment www.nicholshousemuseum.org/events/the-m...

Anna Coleman Ladd was renowned for her bronzes and for her work with the American Red Cross, creating a facial prosthetics for a World War I soldiers. Learn more in our new blog post! Link to website in bio.
#MaryElizaProject #BostonHistory #19thAmendment #WomensHistory

Postcards from Irving Vol. 17 (Summer 2026) OUT NOW!
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Shaw was one of around 1,500 teachers listed in the New Women’s Voter Registries. In 1920, she taught at Boston’s Burdett College (or Burdett College of Business and Shorthand), a junior college offering business training, while living in Dorchester. #BostonHistory #19thAmendment