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The Leventhal Education Center at the Boston Public Library is a gift store, exhibition space, and educational resource center focused on preserving and advancing knowledge about maps. They offer various collections, research projects, and digital humanities initiatives to inspire learning for both teachers and students. The center aims to bring geography alive by exploring digital projects and providing reference materials for research. Through their streaming services, they keep the public informed about upcoming events such as special collections samplers and exhibitions like "Magic 2023". Currently, the gallery is closed until September for installation of an exhibition called "Getting Around Town: Mapping Four Centuries of Boston Transit," but visitors can still access resources online or visit in person once it reopens. The website also features articles including the latest one titled "John Winthrop's 'City Hill' Mapped" which delve into historical mapping topics. In addition to these offerings, there is a self-guided walking tour available with improved resources sponsored by Atlascope that allows people to explore Boston's history on foot. The website invites suggestions for adding atlases of other Massachusetts towns to its collection while offering a wide range of services and activities for the general public to enjoy when visiting the gallery in person or browsing through its digital exhibitions.