For more than a century, a vast trove of letters, newspapers, books, and pamphlets from Weymouth's Weston sisters, who formed the Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society to rally for the abolition of slavery, was kept at the Boston Public Library. Thanks to a $600,000 anonymous pledge, the collection is being preserved and made available for the first time over the Web. Scroll through to see book conservators at work on the collection. Read the article.
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