Books, letters, leaflets, posters, and lottery tickets are among the collection of printed work that rivals even the Library of Congress.

Therefore, they form an archive not previously accessible,” said Lauren Hewes, vice president for collections at the American Antiquarian Society in Worcester, in a press release.

For the last 200 years, the American Antiquarian Society on Salisbury Street has been working to preserve our nation’s history, right in Worcester’s backyard.

The American Antiquarian Society in Worcester, Massachusetts, knows a thing or two about history. The institution currently holds the largest collection of written work printed in the U.S. before ...

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The world’s largest collection of pre-20th century, American ephemera sits prominently on Salisbury Street in Worcester.

Following a long-standing tradition, former American Antiquarian Society President Ellen S. Dunlap had her portrait unveiled March 12 at the institution at 185 Salisbury St., Worcester. "It's a ...

American AntiquarianRev. Stephen D. Peet, of Unionville, Ohio, established last year a quarterly devoted to early American history, ethnology, and archaeology. The third number has now appeared ...

Following a long-standing tradition, former American Antiquarian Society President Ellen S. Dunlap had her portrait unveiled March 12 at the institution at 185 Salisbury St., Worcester. "It's a ...