HSB-41 Home - Entire Timeline
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| Years | Image | Event | Description | Keywords |
| 1634 | Massachusetts immigrants settle Wethersfield and Windsor, Connecticut | Connecticut, colony, settlement | ||
| 1870 | The whaling industry attracts thousands of immigrants from the Azores | immigration | ||
| 1870 | Most female wage workers are employed in factories or as household servants. | In Boston, 8 of 10 household servants are foreign born. In textile mills, most are immigrants or the children of immigrants. | women's work, population, immigration | |
| 1905 | ![]() | Paul Revere House saved from demolition | The house, which was in an immigrant neighborhood, was reinvented as an early colonial dwelling. It is still open to the public. | museum |
| 1912 | Workers at Lowell live in ethnic communities | immigration, labor | ||
| 1912 | Strike in Lawrence, Massachusetts | For photos and original documents provided by the SUNY-Binghamtom, "Women and Social Movements" Web site see, "The 1912 Lawrence Strike: How Did Immigrant Workers Struggle to Achieve an American Standard of Living?" | labor, economy | |
| 1931 | Polish Legion of American Veterans chartered. | Invoking the memory of Polish officers who fought in the American revolution, they eventually estabished units in New England. | immigrant |