Sunday, November 20, 2011

Local HISTORY fun...



Massachusetts Historical Society
Founded in 1791 

One of the nation's preeminent independent research libraries. 


Its collections contain millions of rare manuscripts and artifacts that provide a vibrant record of the entire course of American history.


 Through its resources, publications, and programs, the MHS strives to enhance the understanding of our nation's past and its connection to the present.

 The MHS invites anyone with an interest in the events and peoples that have shaped our country to become a member.


Enjoy Members-only events and publications while helping the MHS secure a future for our past.
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The Society Today

In the two centuries since the founding of the MHS, its mission has remained constant: to collect, preserve, make accessible, and communicate manuscripts that promote the study of Massachusetts and the nation. The institution today encompasses five programmatic areas: Library, Publications, Research Programs, The Adams Papers, and Education and Public Programming. The MHS is a member of the Independent Research Library Association (IRLA).
Through publications, digital images of materials presented at their website (http://masshist.org/), and documentary television programs and films, important historical materials from the Society's collections reach local, national, and international audiences. Now in its third century as a publisher, the Society has brought hundreds of books into print, most of them drawn from or reflective of the archive's holdings.
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For more information or to join online, visit www.masshist.org/join.
1154 Boylston Street Boston, Massachusetts 02215

Friday, November 4, 2011

Dining out....

Lately I've been meeting up with friends for some enjoyable evenings together for dinner, drinks and laughs.  
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Most recently we've enjoyed a delightful evening at Chez Pascal.
A cozy neighborhood restaurant
located on the East Side of Providence, RI.
A warm inviting establishment where Matthew and Kristin Gennuso, owners of Chez Pascal, cater to you, the diner.
From the moment we entered we were greeted with a smile. Escorted to a comfortable table, where the atmosphere was quiet and inviting. The wait staff were very attentive, polite and knowledgeable about the variety of delecies from the
'American(New)French style' menu. 
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I began with the - Escargots a la Bourguignonne with Warm Garlic & Parsley Scented Brioche.
A ~ traditional escargot baked with garlic, parsley and pernod butter ~
Followed by
 Sautéed Bomster Scallops with Roasted Potatoes, Fennel, Mushrooms
& Green Olives
   Scrumptious!
Drinks, appetizers and entries that can't be beat.
Service was impeccable.
The attire is casual with convenient on street parking.
So call your friends and go OUT for dinner
 to
Chez Pascal
Providence, RI.
Dinner is served Monday from 5:30pm - 9:00pm
Tuesday through Thursday from 5:30 -9:30pm,
Friday and Saturday 5:30-10:00pm.

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 We’ll be back very soon!