Meetinghouse Hill, 1630-1783 (Norton Library)

The Meetinghouse, in the hands of Miss Winslow, is an excellent volume as history and as literature. Clarence Ver Steeg

In Meetinghouse Hill, Ola Elizabeth Winslow takes the reader back into colonial life from the days of the first settlers through the Revolution. Focusing her study around the small and unpretentious structure that was both the philosophical and the physical center of the New England town, she provides an illuminating picture of the world the colonists were building.