Where are blacks, women? Museums rethink past

A Massachusetts living-history museum that depicts life in the early 19th century is looking to overhaul the way it presents the past in an effort to stay relevant to a 21st century audience. Old Sturbridge Village has received a $75,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities it will use to partner with scholars and ...

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Where are blacks, women? Museums rethink past

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