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YouTube Channel

YouTube Channel offerings of the Waltham Historical Society

The Waltham Historical Society is making pieces of our holdings available through postings on a YouTube channel. The Edmund L. Sanderson Lecture Series recordings include some of the 100 lectures in the Series and will be made available as they are edited and made ready for posting. We also hope to include virtual walk-throughs of exhibits and some of our local walking tours. Vist the Channel to check the Library of available items or choose from below.
  • Reverend Ripley's Prophesy: Samuel Ripley, His Son Ezra, and the Fight for Abolition with Matthew Ahern in collaboration with the Trustees of the Olde Manse in Concord
  • Survival: 1630-1635 with John Morrison in collaboration with the Partnership of the Historic Bostons
  • Everyday Life in 1913 Waltham, with Waltham Historical Society Treasurer Marie Daly
  • A History of Beaver Brook Reservation with Marie Daly with Bibliography
  • A Look Back at Cornelia Warren 100 Years After Her Death, 1857-1921 with Dee Kricker
  • Mom's World War II Letters with Corinne Smith
  • New England Candlepin Bowling with Susan Mara Bregman
  • A Corkscrew, Please with William Francis Kennedy
  • Tracing Your Family History with Marie Daly
  • History of Prospect Hill Park with Mort Isaacson
Line drawing of church by Waltham High School student Melissa Orellana and link to our YouTube channel
The Edmund L. Sanderson Lectures are supported by a Grant from the Waltham Cultural Council.
To see the complete contents of our YouTube channel, please follow this link.
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Supported in part by a grant from The Waltham Cultural Council
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