This multi-generational enclave of Brito-Yankee domination dating from 1620 reveled in a composite mixture of ethnic flavors such as: languages, foods, religious beliefs and cultural preferences, that rendered a group of some 100,000 individuals into a mini-cosmopolitan city. One never needed to travel to Chicago or New York City to sense the burgeoning rumble of pluralism.
Discoveries & Lessons in a Ghetto Town
Lowell: Immigrant town on Merrimack River had all the answers
