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For generations, folklore and children’s tales have painted a gentle picture of Johnny Appleseed—a whimsical wanderer drifting barefoot across the American frontier, scattering apple seeds wherever his travels took him. Yet beneath this cozy folk tale lies a far more intriguing historical reality. The real figure behind the legend was John Chapman: a crafty, deeply … Continue reading Johnny Appleseed: Myth and Reality
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This colorful, illustrated lecture on the Fessenden water-powered spice mill—which operated on Arlington's Mill Brook in the mid-1800s—delivers surprising insights into the products, processes, and people of this long-forgotten enterprise. Arlington Historian Richard A. Duffy will present examples of both medicinal and culinary botanicals to anchor this business history, engaging the audience with aspects ranging … Continue reading Fessenden’s Spice Mill: A Pioneer in Boston’s Victorian Botanical Medicine Renown
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