The company that hosts our online catalog will be doing some maintenance this evening (Tuesday, June 21), which may make the catalog unavailable or slow to respond. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
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- Scheduling notice -- closed for Memorial Day
- New archival collection -- Haverhill, MA: First Congregational Church
- Boston Immigrants -- digital exhibit by the Mass. State Library
- Job opportunity -- Administrative Assistant
- Robert Wood collection almost ready
- People of the Stacks #9 -- Evelyn Vrandenburg
- Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Infant Damnation (Or Were Afraid to Ask)
- Brown Bag Lunch -- Exploring New England's Spiritual Heritage
- No Men Allowed
- Directory of Open Access Journals
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Organizations
- Congregational Christian Historical Society
- Congregational Library homepage
- Conservative Congregational Christian Conference
- Eden Archives
- Evangelical and Reformed Historical Society
- Library of the Boston Athenæum
- Massachusetts Bible Society
- Massachusetts Historical Society
- National Association of Congregational Christian Churches
- New England Historic Genealogical Society (NEHGS)
- United Church of Christ
Charles Wells Event
- Charles Chauncey Wells visited the library on June 18, 2009 to discuss his book about Boston graveyards to a record number of visitors.
Building & Facilities
- These are images of our building and other onsite views.
Hawks
- In 2006 a pair of red-tailed hawks made their nest on a ledge of our building overlooking the Granary Burial Ground. Our head of maintenance, John Beattie, was so taken with them that he put his budding photography skills to use documenting their progress.The striking images seen here are just a few of the hundreds of pictures he took.
Pratt's Illuminations
- S. Brainerd Pratt was a vital member of the American Congregational Association board in the 19th century. He was so esteemed that our conference room is named after him, and contains a large portion of his extensive Bible collection. Pratt was also an amateur illuminator, that is, he enjoyed creating the embellished letters and illustrations often seen in older, hand-copied books. These images are just a sample of his practice work.
Bibles from around the World
- This gallery was the basis for a display at the library, which was mirrored on the web site. This is a sample of our international Bibles, and by no means complete. The staff worked together to compile the most eye-catching for this project.
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