Organizations and Societies
Associative Sociality and Community Engagement in Historic DorchesterOrganizations like the Dorchester Antiquarian and Historical Society and the Dorchester Athenaeum were examples of nineteenth-century educational groups. As leisure time increased, yacht clubs and other recreational groups were formed. One example was the Dorchester Gentlemen’s Driving Club, whose members competed with members of other clubs in trotting races. The Dorchester Woman’s Club was opened for the betterment of local residents. Explore the many groups from Dorchester’s history.
No. 21606 Boys and Girls Clubs of Dorchester
The clubs serve over 4000 youth in ...
Burnap Free Home for Aged Women
No. 1342 Postcard. Caption on front: The Burnap Free Home for Aged Women, ...
No. 14861 Dorcheester Anti-Slavery Society, program for July 4, 1835
On June 20, 1835, the newspaper The ...
21607 Regulations of the Dorchester Association for the Detection and Prosceution of Trespassers on Gardens, ...
Image: No. 225 Postcard. The Dorchester Woman's Club Dorchester, Mass.
The Dorchester Women's Club, whose ...
The intersection of Howard Avenue and Harlow Street was designated a Hero Square for Ervin M. ...
Hebrew Home, Hebrew Ladies Moshav ZeKeinim Association
No. 14680 Jewish Home for the Aged, Oct. 18, ...
No. 21605 Prince Hall Grand Lodge, 30 Washington Street, Grove Hall
Prince Hall Masons
from ...
21611 Articles Covenanted 1709
The year 1697
William Dana Orcutt. Good Old Dorchester. (1893), ...