• May 6, 2021
• Alicia Svenson, Danielle Rose, and Garrett Dash Nelson

Studying the Bending Lines exhibition in New England Museums Now

A writeup about a study of our digital exhibition appears in the Spring 2021 edition of the New England Museum Association's journal

• Apr 29, 2021
• Rachel Mead

Riding along the mail route map

Our map bot found some treasure buried at the post office

• Apr 27, 2021
• Garrett Dash Nelson

Sizing up the map with Insizeor

Our new scale-comparison tool lets you compare big, small, and in between

• Apr 22, 2021
• Rachel Mead

Boston's Oldest Buildings and Where to Find Them—on Atlascope

Our Atlascope tool makes the perfect digital companion to a new book on Boston's oldest buildings from the City Archaeologist

• Apr 16, 2021
• Belle Lipton

Get to Know Your Data: City of Boston Parks Department

We spoke with City of Boston analysts about creating and maintaining publicly engaging and socially responsible datasets

• Apr 13, 2021
• Lauren Chen & Rachel Mead

HOLC Maps Come to LMEC

• Apr 9, 2021
• LMEC Staff

Teaching with Maps in the Past

We use maps for teaching every day at LMEC, just like educators have been doing for centuries!

• Apr 7, 2021
• Connie C. Chin

Peoples of the Pacific

In a Rodgers and Hammerstein musical and a Covarrubias anthropological map, portrayals of ethnic diversity raise questions about images and stereotypes

• Apr 6, 2021
• Richard Pegg

Unique Perspectives on Kyoto

The curator of the MacLean Collection examines graphic representations of urban Japan from the Tokugawa period

• Apr 2, 2021
• Rachel Mead

April Showers Bring Map Flowers!

A selection of maps from Aprils past 💐