“The Search for General Tso,” asks: If Chinese Americans comprise only 1 percent of the U.S. population, why are there... View Article
Kids get a feel for The Gables’ early Settlement House activities Caroline Emmerton’s 1916 Settlement April 13 to April 21,... View Article
Celebrate Caroline Emmerton’s Birthday Over April Vacation Week “Caroline Emmerton (1866 – 1942) was born into a life of wealth... View Article
IMMIGRATION and POP CULTURE By Elsabel Rincon After the Civil War, rapid industrialization and urbanization led to major technological advancements... View Article
The importance of family and community for America’s new immigrants is the next ‘Community Conversations’ topic at The Gables on April... View Article
Daughters of Ireland – A Quest for Freedom and Independence The second largest heritage claimed by Americans is Irish, with... View Article
What’s Happening in Settlement? Regaining their Voice Since the inception of The House of the Seven Gables Settlement Association over... View Article
The PBS produced Becoming American, a documentary film series on immigration, is well underway at The House of the Seven... View Article
The House of the Seven Gables in partnership with Salem State University and the North Shore CDC is hosting a... View Article
There’s almost nothing better than a warm welcome. Anxieties are put to rest. Communications channels stretch open. And smiles light... View Article
Did you know that The House of the Seven Gables has a unique dual mission? Not only do we preserve... View Article
By: Elsabel Rincon (Settlement Programs Manager) “Stories are a communal currency of humanity.” –Tahir Shah, in Arabian Nights During the... View Article