
Domestic life in New England in the seventeenth century
George Francis Dow · narrated by Moss
2026
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George Francis Dow reconstructs everyday life in seventeenth century New England, the houses, food, clothing, tools and manners of the first Puritan generations. Drawn from inventories and records, it makes the colonial home real and tactile. Social history at its most vivid and grounded.
3 chapters
- 1DOMESTIC LIFE IN NEW ENGLAND IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY1h 6m
- 2Chapter 415m
- 3AN ACCOUNT OF SUPPLIES FURNISHED BY THE COMPANY OF THE MASSACHUSETTS BAY TO REV. SAMUEL SKELTON, THE MINISTER AT SALEM.8m
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