Mary Babson Fuhrer, Historian, led a series of workshops on primary sources for our National Heritage Museum's 2007 Summer Teacher Institute. These sessions were illustrated by her research on Lexington families as a way to provide skills to educators for teaching their classes how to research their communities.
Fuhrer has taught public history programs for many years to a broad range of students. Currently she is teaching American History at the University of New Hampshire, while finishing her PhD there.
