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Beacon Federal Partners: The Next Chapter

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3 months ago

May 27, 2026

Beacon Federal Partners Beacon Federal Partners is one of the clearest examples of how the Boston Made portfolio is growing with purpose. Beacon Federal Partners is the government contracting and strategic partnerships brand serving public-sector clients. As the Boston Made ecosystem grows, each brand plays its own part in a shared, long-term strategy.

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Anthony Burns: The Fugitive Slave Case That Shook Boston

The 1854 arrest of Anthony Burns transformed Boston into a fortified stage for America’s escalating conflict over slavery.

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2 weeks ago

August 25, 2026

Nathanael Strickland

31 Days of Boston — Day 25 The 1854 arrest of Anthony Burns transformed Boston into a fortified stage for America’s escalating conflict over slavery. In 1854, Anthony Burns, a young man who had escaped slavery in Virginia, was arrested in Boston under the Fugitive Slave Act. The case electrified the city. Abolitionists organized resistance. An attempt to free Burns…

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Paul Revere: The Man Behind the Midnight Ride

Paul Revere was far more than a rider: he was a silversmith, engraver, businessman, messenger, networker, and master of revolutionary communication.

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3 weeks ago

August 15, 2026

Nathanael Strickland

31 Days of Boston — Day 15 Paul Revere was far more than a rider: he was a silversmith, engraver, businessman, messenger, networker, and master of revolutionary communication. Paul Revere’s midnight ride became so famous that it can obscure the more interesting man behind the legend. Revere was a working Boston artisan and entrepreneur. He made silver, engraved images, participated…

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King Philip’s War: The Conflict That Nearly Destroyed New England

The brutal 1675–1676 conflict transformed Native and colonial New England and left scars that shaped Boston’s future.

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1 month ago

August 5, 2026

Nathanael Strickland

31 Days of Boston — Day 5 The brutal 1675–1676 conflict transformed Native and colonial New England and left scars that shaped Boston’s future. In 1675, violence erupted across New England in a war remembered by English colonists as King Philip’s War, after the English name given to the Wampanoag leader Metacom. The conflict was rooted in decades of colonial…

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