From the Papers: A short letter opens a long story
See how one frontier couple’s experiences highlight the expansion of Christian Science in Colorado.
From the Papers: Sales of Science and Health
Read about enthusiasm for the 16th edition of the Christian Science textbook at the time of its 1886 publication.
Technology in Mary Baker Eddy’s Household
Airplanes: “Calvin Frye was much interested in mechanical developments and was a steady subscriber to technical magazines. When it was announced that an airplane meet would take place at Squantum, Massachusetts, Mr. Frye and other members of the household very much...
From the Collections: Mary Baker Eddy’s carriage rides
Read about a longtime practice that served several useful purposes for the leader of the Christian Science movement.
The early years of Christian Science Reading Rooms, 1887–1910
The early years of Christian Science Reading Rooms, 1887–1910 Hotel Boylston, Boston, undated. P04159. Herbert L. Dunbar. (Updated January 2019) The beginnings of Christian Science Reading Rooms can be dated to January 1887. According to a later article in The...Explore archived episodes of our podcast
