• Vermont: Irene Made History, Took Some
• Dagomar Degroot: Historians and Climate Change
• City Room: The Somber Shadows of Attica
• Feds to Study Saratoga Battlefield Flood Plain
• Lake George History: The Wiawaka Project
• Adirondack Attic: Burl Wood Belt Cup
• Italian NY: Rosie the Riveter
• John Henry Hill, Artist, Hermit of Lake George
• Lost City: Mars Bars, A Last Look
• Chronicling America: The McKinley Assassination

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• Vermont: Irene Made History, Took Some
• Dagomar Degroot: Historians and Climate Change
• City Room: The Somber Shadows of Attica
• Chronicling America: The McKinley Assassination
• Feds to Study Saratoga Battlefield Flood Plain
• Lake George History: The Wiawaka Project
• Adirondack Attic: Burl Wood Belt Cup
• Italian NY: Rosie the Riveter
• John Henry Hill, Artist, Hermit of Lake George
• Lost City: Mars Bars, A Last Look

Each Friday afternoon New York History compiles for our readers a collection of the week’s top weblinks about New York’s state and local history. You can find all our weekly round-ups here.

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• Vermont: Irene Made History, Took Some
• Dagomar Degroot: Historians and Climate Change
• City Room: The Somber Shadows of Attica
• Chronicling America: The McKinley Assassination
• Feds to Study Saratoga Battlefield Flood Plain
• Lake George History: The Wiawaka Project
• Adirondack Attic: Burl Wood Belt Cup
• Italian NY: Rosie the Riveter
• John Henry Hill, Artist, Hermit of Lake George
• Lost City: Mars Bars, A Last Look

Each Friday afternoon New York History compiles for our readers a collection of the week’s top weblinks about New York’s state and local history. You can find all our weekly round-ups here.

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• Brooklynology: Bicycling in Brooklyn History
• Bowery Boys: Riots of London and New York
• AHA Today: Five Ways for Historians to Use Twitter
• Old Salt Blog: The Hurricane of ’38
• Genealogy: Free War of 1812 Pension App Search
• NCPR: U.S.-Canadian Border Changes Since 9/11
• Tom Engelhardt: Tear Down the Freedom Tower
• Jonathan Zimmerman: For Teachers, No Freedom on 9/11
• Civil War: Johnsburg (Warren County) Goes to War
• City Room: After the Storm, A Treasure Hunt

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• Slate: 10 Mistresses That Changed History (PHOTOS)
• Jeffery Tucker: History of American Land Rackets
• Adks in the Civil War: Saving Private Fuller
• City Room: NYC’s Storm History Since 1821
• Irene: Why Do Hurricanes Have Names?
• Mirror Mag: Water Mills of Warren County
• Harvey Road: New York’s First Ski Patrol
• Natural Selections: Forests, Old and New
• NY City Woman: The Radical Rich
• New Site: History of the Town of Schaghticoke

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• NY City Woman: The Radical Rich
• New Site: History of the Town of Schaghticoke
• Curbed: Hudson River’s Oldest Floating Home
• Civil War Reenactors: The Joys of Wool Suits in Summer
• David Sommerstein: The Schlitz Museum

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• Time Town: Spaced Out In Bolton Landing
• Ephemeral NY: When Audubon Settled in Manhattan
• Getting Free of the IRB: Oral History Call to Action
• AHA Today: Citations As History Journal Measurement
• Controversy: How to Read Unreadable Tombstones
• Ask an Academic: Loyalists in the American Revolution
• WaPo: History of the Dow Jones industrial Average [Slideshow]
• William Thompson: Memorabilia Collector Not a &#8216-Historian’
• Huff Post: National Women’s Museum Placating Conservatives
• Big Map Blog: NYC 1912 Knickerbocker Beer Map

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• Ephemeral NY: When Audubon Settled in Manhattan
• Getting Free of the IRB: Oral History Call to Action
• AHA Today: Citations As History Journal Measurement
• Controversy: How to Read Unreadable Tombstones
• Ask an Academic: Loyalists in the American Revolution
• WaPo: History of the Dow Jones industrial Average [Slideshow]
• William Thompson: Memorabilia Collector Not a &#8216-Historian’
• Huff Post: National Women’s Museum Placating Conservatives
• Big Map Blog: NYC 1912 Knickerbocker Beer Map
• Tony Goodwin: On Tearing up Adirondack Rails

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• Ephemeral NYC: Disappearing Sidewalk Fire Alarms
• Algonkian History: Mohicans and Stockbridge Mohicans
• Brooklynology: 1919 Eagle’s National Parks Tour
• Fenimore: Otsego &#8216-Meeting Place’ Exhibit Update
• Crooked Lake Review: Taverns, Drovers & Livery Stables
• Franklin County: 1912 Malone Sanitary Code
• 9/11 Exhibit: &#8216-Quiet Place’ not &#8216-Teaching Exhibition’
• The Constitution: A Cosmopolitan Examination
• HNN: A Lou Gehrig Treasure Trove
• Labor History: A Short History of AFSCME

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• Mirror Mag: Lake George Island, Site of Rev War Battle
• Rosslyn Redux: The Adirondack Chair Revisited
• Saratoga Races: Long History of Local Horses
• Active History: Writing Rockefeller Digital History
• Brooklyn Heights: Women’s Suffrage Movement
• Urban Edge: East River Park History
• TU Blogger Profile: Don Rittner
• NY Times: Egypt Revolt Dims Power of Zahi Hawass
• City Room: Retracing a Ride to a Fatal Duel
• Adirondack Attic: Farm Photos

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