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100 Years, 100 Communities

Launched in honor of Historic New England's centennial in 2010, 100 Years, 100 Communities aims to protect and share New England's twentieth-century history. Historic New England partners with communities throughout the region on projects -- large and small -- that capture their unique stories before they are lost. These community partners are broadly defined. They may represent a geographic area, or be a professional association, peer organization, or a group of people organized around a common interest. 100 Years, 100 Communities is a multiyear initiative that will continue to expand Historic New England's outreach and regional impact for years to come. View a complete list of projects.

Highlighted Projects

Rock Rest horseshoes

African American Tourism
in New England


Darlene and Cow

Addison County Fair

Farmer's Cow Members

Modern History of
Dairy Farming

Berlin factory and boy

Berlin and Coos County
Oral History Project

Josiah Quincy School

Boston Public Schools Documentary Photo Project

Herring-Burgess #2, Plum Island, 1910

100 Years of Aviation at
Plum Island