Sirhan Sirhan Denied Parole in RFK Killing Protesters Block Stairs, Halls in Capitol Fire Destroys Historic D&H Building Historian: Gay Rights Began in 19th Century Hy Rosen, Cartoonist, Dies at 88 DAR Retrace Organization’s Roots Vintage Jet Crashes into Hudson River Each Friday morning New York History compiles for our readers the previous week’s top […]
NYC Museum Creating 9/11 Timeline Unnamed Triangle Fire Victims Identified NYC’s Little Italy Shrinking Each Year OAH Election Results Report: States Get Poor History Grades Fight to Ensure Civil War Vets Remembered Fight On to Preserve Stone Barracks Each Friday morning New York History compiles for our readers the previous week’s top stories about New […]
Teaching American History Grants Threatened Train Society, Children’s Museum in Dispute Reports: Cuomo Won’t Close Historic Sites Triangle Shirtwaist Fire Centennial Approaches Albany Board Rejects Demolition Plan NYS Lacks Official Civil War Committee ’60s Radar Tower Collapse Victims Recognized Fort Ti Capture Subject of Rev War Letter Each Friday morning New York History compiles for […]
New Library of Congress Home Page National Archives Microfilm Available Free Cassette Tapes are Disappearing Finger Lakes Museum Buys Local School Moreau and the French Connection Want a New York Landmark? Act Now! Schenectady Mayor Tapped to Head Canal Corp JFK Presidential Library Launches Digital Archive Malcolm X Trove Hidden During Feud Opposition to Harriet […]
State Parks Attendance Up, Funding Down Fireworks, Parades to Dedicate New Bridge For SUNY, No Tuition Hike, Some Pain Queens: Addisleigh Park Landmarked Harlem’s National Black Threatened Leaders Divided Over Adirondack Rail Corridor Each Friday morning New York History compiles for our readers the previous week’s top stories about New York’s state and local history. […]
Conservation Group to Sell Historic Property Governor Nominates New Parks Head Rail-trail Discussion Turns to History A Hudson Pier for Historic Ships? Skaneateles Lake Wrecks, Landmarks Found Kennedys Fighting to Withhold RFK Files Navy Yard’s 200-Year History Exhibit NJ Historical Society Sells Artifacts to Survive Each Friday morning New York History compiles for our readers […]
Rare 1770 Map of New York City Restored NJ Historical Society Sells Artifacts to Survive Edgar Allan Poe’s Vigil Ends Canada Monument Commemorates Jewish Tragedy Abenaki Seek Recognition at VT Leg EPA Seeks Divers for Sunken Tug Mohawk Valley Historic Site Threatened Shelburne Museum Director Departs Hubbard Hall Deemed Public Danger South Street Seaport May […]
Mammoth ‘-Could Be Reborn In Four Years’ Genealogical Society Unpacks in Keeseville Vermont Cemetery Dispute Reaches High Court New York Mills Historical Society to Relocate Fire Destroys Historic Hubbard Hall Celebrating War of 1812 Bicentennial? Coney Island Theater Landmarked Fraunces Tavern Reopens Rewater Rochester’s Erie Canal Aqueduct? Historic Dolgeville Mill to be Apartments Each Friday […]
Zahi Hawass Fears For Central Park Obelisk After 50 Years Opera Fest Moves On AP: NY, Scrimp on Civil War Anniversary No Pardon for Brooklyn’s Billy the Kid HDC Issues NYC Preservation Priorities Endangered Albany List Issued Brooklyn Museum Hopes to Return Artifacts Academic History Job Freefall Scuba Trail Modeled After Lake George Demolition Begins […]
Old Photos of NYC Go Digital Springfield Basketball Rules Fetch $4.3M Lacking Funds, NJ to Rebury Colonial Find First Tenured Female Princeton Prof Dies Pardon Considered for Brooklyn’s ‘-Billy the Kid’ Voice of ‘-Lone Ranger’ Dies Curtain Falls on NYS Theatre Institute Amsterdam-Mohawk River History Unearthed Saratoga Museum to Close Temporarily A Fight to Keep […]