1899 S. B. Pierce Building Still a Flagship Building in Upham’s Corner The building at the corner of Dudley Street and Columbia Road, north of Dudley Street and west of Columbia Road, was named for Samuel Bowen Pierce, who died in 1895. His son, J. Homer...
“Amos Upham Was a Humble Grocer; His Son Became One of Boston’s Richest Citizens” by Anthony Sammarco, published in the Dorchester Community News, March 1995. PDF1002 Sammarco Amos Upham March...
“Andrew Square Named after Abolitionist ‘War Governor’ John Andrew.” Article by Anthony Sammarco, published in the Dorchester Community News, May 12, 1995.PDF1003 Sammarco Andrew Square May...
Anna Harris.Smith No. 9499 “Resident’s Concern Hatched Animal League.” By Anthony Sammarco. Dorchester Community News, September 14, 1990. Nearly everyone in Dorchester has heard of or used the services of The Animal Rescue League. But few of us realize that it was...
“Dorchester was a Hotbed of Anti-Slavery Activism.” By Anthony Sammarco, Dorchester Community News, July 7, 1995 PDF1003 Sammarco Andrew Square May 1995 PDF1005 Sammarco Ant-Slavery Activism July1995 Mentions Lucy Stone, Henry Blackwell, Harriet Sewall, Samuel Sewall,...
