About: Mary Ellen Lepionka - Indigenous History of Essex County, Massachusetts

About the Author   Mary Ellen Lepionka of Gloucester is an independent scholar researching the Indigenous history of Essex County from the last Ice Age to around 1700 for a book on the subject. Some chapters have been published on . Mary Ellen is a retired college instructor, textbook developer, author, and publisher with a

Parker River National Wildlife Refuge Complex, Government organization

Where exactly are Agawam and Wenesquawam? - Indigenous History of Essex County, Massachusetts

Cape Ann Slavery & Abolition - Jenn's Web

Wonasquam Village and the Skywatchers

The Anti-Slavery Movement

Mary Ellen Lepionka – Historic Ipswich

Erasure: The Forgotten Native American History of Cape Ann and Manchester-by-the-Sea - The Manchester Cricket

Gloucester celebrates Indigenous Film Festival – The Gillnetter

Stone Structures on Cape Ann, Mary Ellen Lepionka

MASSACHUSETTS INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY RESOURCES — Salem Historical Society

Cape Ann Museum CAM Connects

Mary Ellen Lepionka – Historic Ipswich

A plan to keep Dogtown wild and free - The Boston Globe

Mary Ellen Lepionka-Beverly's Indigenous People – Plantreeventures

Morning Show with Mary Jacobsen September 15. 2022 Mary Ellen Lepionka