A Proposed Federal Scanning Commission Harlem Landmark May Be Rehabilitated 2 Civil War Pensions Still Being Paid Mark Schaming Named NYS Museum Director MANY Issues FY 2012 Museum Strategic Priorities New Pressures to Track History Ph.D.s AHA Begins history Curriculum Project Jackie Papers Released by JFK Library Controverisal Art Dealer Robert Hecht Dies Kodak to […]
Last Surviving WW1 Vet, A Woman, Dies Tioga Co Historical Recovering From Flooding DC Wax Museum Adds Harriet Tubman New LoC Endowment for Contemporary Music RR Company Investing in North Creek Input Sought on Schuyler Slaves’ Reburial LG Fort’s Skeletons Remain Unburied $35M to Close Erie Canalway Trail Gaps NYPL Annouces New Mapping Initiative Gov […]
Report: Building Reuse Has Environmental Value Republican Blocks 9/11 Museum Funds Gurley Brown Gives Columbia, Stanford $30 M Folklorist’s Global Jukebox Goes Digital Folsoms Write Book About FDR 3M Black Records Free in Feb February Perspectives on History Online Fort Ticonderoga’s Visitation Flat in ’11 E-book Readership Rises Dramatically Each Friday morning New York History […]
JFK Library Releasing Last Secret Tapes Brooklyn Historic Skyscraper District Upheald Manning Marable Up For US Critics Award Ancestry, Historical Society of PA Partner Online AHA 2013 Call for Proposals Irish American Museum Opens South St Seaport Museum Reopens Seaway Trail Director Mitchell Dies 2 Champlain Society Pubs Digitized Each Friday morning New York History […]
Etta James, Dies at 73 NYPL Announces Freedom of Information Day Andrew Cuomo to be Subject of Biography NYC Historic Designation Won’t Stop Project Fort Ticonderoga Receives Award Book Features SUNY’s Oldest Campus 2012 Another Tight Year for SUNY Each Friday morning New York History compiles for our readers the previous week’s top stories about […]
Suffragist Howland’s House to Get Rebuild N-YHS Exhibition Debate Rages Theatre Historian Mary Henderson, 83 NY Civil War Tug Underwater Preserve AHA Annual Meeting Concludes Report: Naval History ‘-in jeopardy’ Lake George Considers Ousting Museum SUNY Chief Delivers ‘-State of University’ Speech Tappan Zee Concerns from Nyack Historical Historian Bernard Bellush Dies, 94 Each Friday […]
State Capitol Restoration Projects Completed 2011 History Blogging Awards Announced NARA Genealogy Workshops Go Online Penn Museum Offers Online Collections Database Albany’s Historic Lark Tavern Reopens History Conservancy Buys Ft. Edward Site Potsdam Church Closes After 188 Yrs Long Lake Archives Acquires Photos Coumo Address Features History Report: Historian Job Market Mending Each Friday morning […]
After 70 Yrs, Ski Trains Return Caffe Lena Tapes Headed for Preservation Woody Guthrie Archives Leaving NY ALCO Oral History Project Planned NARA Launches ‘-Citizen Archivist Dashboard’ Uphill Climb for National Latino Museum Protection Sought for Am Rev War Site Trail Boosters to Study RR’s Economics Monument to War of 1812 Dead Planned Crossing the […]
Expert to Assess Herkimer Downtown Buffalo Central Terminal Wins $10k Competition Noise Law Hurts NYC TOur Guides Tahawus RR Plan Sparks Opposition MacDonald, Pop Percussionist, Dies at 67 Lynhurst Cuts Staff, Hours College Must Release Oral-History Records Kateri Tekakwitha Rising to Sainthood Fed Gov ’12 Funding and History Battle Group Receives State Charter Each Friday […]
Louis Armstrong Museum Director Dies State Archives Partner with Ancestry.com NEH Awards $21 Million in New Grants Ancient Wood Tool Found in Lake Huron Canal Communities Share $1.5M in Grants Quadricentennial Records Find Home Ten Broeck Mansion Gets Historic Gift Mohawk Land-Reclamation Arrest Brooklyn Family Papers Go Online History Projects Get Development Money Each Friday […]