Explore exhibitions curated by the Congregational Library & Archives.
The Congregational Library & Archives regularly curates in-person and digital exhibitions highlighting important themes and events from the more than 400 year history of Congregationalism in North America. Find links to digital exhibitions and information about past and upcoming in-person exhibitions below.
NEHH@20: Re-Examining Stories from New England Communities
Digital Exhibition | Launched October 2025
NEHH@20 commemorates the twentieth anniversary of the New England’s Hidden Histories project (NEHH) by showcasing overlooked stories from Congregational church records. The exhibition explores the important research that has come from this archive and its impact on our understanding of early New England history. The essays in NEHH@20 reveal some of the remarkable ways these records can be used to tell community stories.
Sacred Rebellion: Congregationalists in Revolutionary Massachusetts
In-Person Exhibition | Open by Appointment
Sacred Rebellion highlights the stories of Congregationalists in Revolutionary Massachusetts who believed God favored the patriot cause, yet debated questions of liberty, loyalty, and the legacy of the American Revolution.
