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December 20, 2025
Kate Lautenbach

An Interview with Kate Lautenbach

An interview with the current GIS & Geohumanities Assistant, Kate Lautenbach

December 17, 2025
Artem Sereda

An Interview with Artem Sereda

An interview with the current Visitor Services & Operations Assistant, Artem Sereda

December 3, 2025
Kate Lautenbach

Dating every building in Boston

Why tax assessments are actually interesting

November 21, 2025
Genna Kane

Making Power, Making Land: The Spatial Legacy of Boston’s Energy Production

The creation of new land and the development of power infrastructure have a shared history along Boston's waterfront—one that still impacts our environment today

November 14, 2025
Nicole Claris

Highlights From The Vault — Gulf of What?

Check out these highlights from the November 14, 2025 From The Vault — Gulf of What?

November 10, 2025
Jan Trachet, Dietlind-Rozekin Craenhals, Alice Walder, Manuel Claeys Boùùaert, and Rein Debrulle

Mapathon 1571: Building Community Cartography Through Collective Georeferencing

How a sixteenth-century map reconnects contemporary audiences with its historical landscape

November 1, 2025
Ian Spangler

Atlascope goes eighteenth century: Introducing Clough's 1798 urban atlas

Take a trip back to 1798 with Samuel Chester Clough's atlas of Boston, now available in Atlascope

October 31, 2025
Julia Williams

Highlights From The Vault — Creepy Cartography

Check out these highlights from the October 31, 2025 From The Vault — Creepy Cartography

October 10, 2025
Kate Lautenbach

Highlights From The Vault — Maps in Disaster

Check out these highlights from the October 10, 2025 From The Vault — Maps in Disaster.

October 2, 2025
Geoffrey Phelippot

Playing and Learning World Geography in the Seventeenth Century

What card games can tell us about the geographical imagination

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