• NY Times: History Channel Exec On Programming
• The Beehive: Roosevelt &#8220Send Us Every Reigment&#8230-&#8221
• New York Magazine: Immigrant Number One
• City Room: Lower East Side History Show
• Fenimore Museum: Connecting Galleries to Blogs
• Crooked Lake Review: Canal News 1823-1852
• American Folk Art: New England Frescoes
• Adk Base Camp: The Highest Located Hotel
• Executed Today: H. H. Holmes, American Serial Killer
• Virtual Dime Museum: An Aerial Honeymoon
• Bovina History: Bovina, Wet or Dry?
• Kinetic Carnival: Rebirth Of Coney Island?
• Clermont SHS: Painter Montgomery Livingston

• Associated Press: A Short History of New York Judges
• Jeffrey Pilcher: Cinco de Mayo, Battlefield to Beer Bottle
• Upstate Earth: The Burning of Schenectady, 1690
• Tenement Museum: Work for the Tenement Museum Blog!
• John Brown, Abolitionist: More Docu-Crap
• Ephemeral NY: Oldest Working Phone Number in NY
• Crooked Lake Review: The Finger Lakes, Pattern of Creation
• The Bowery Boys: Brighton Beach and Manhattan Beach
• Vintage Vacations: The Adirondack Airstream
• Jon Hochschartner: Reds Inside the Blue Line

• NYPL: History of the Name Spuyten Duyvil
• City Room: Turn-of-the-Century Twain Twitter Posts
• Virtual Dime Museum: The Brooklyn Jail Gazette
• Kinetic Carnival: Coney Island Preservation Threats Immediate
• NCPR: Adirondack Regional History on Radio
• Farmers’ Museum: 15 Minutes of Fame For Cardiff Giant
• Bowery Boys: Coney’s Elephant Hotel
• American Folk Art: Asa Ames Woodcarvings
• Bowery Boys: On Mark Twain
• Brooklynology: Six Special Canines

• Bowery Boys: On Mark Twain
• Brooklynology: Six Special Canines
• Upstate Earth: The Utica Insane Asylum
• Adk Almanack: Earth Day: Revolution 40 Yrs In The Making
• City Room: Airliners’ Loss Is Ocean Liners’ Gain
• Fenimore Art Museum: Abraham Lincoln’s Autopsy
• Ephemeral NY: Greenwich Village’s Model Prison
• Great Lives: Rufus King, First Senator From NY
• American Presidents Blog: Replacing Grant?
• AHA Today: Data On Women Historians

• Great Lives: Rufus King, First Senator From NY
• American Presidents Blog: Replacing Grant?
• AHA Today: Data On Women Historians
• Cranky Professor: Watch Sales Fall, Faculty Salaries Stall
• Bowery Boys: The Bronx Zoo, NYC’s Biggest Animal House
• Farmers’ Museum: A Rare 1750s Dutch Plow
• Kingston Lounge: Hotel Columbia, Sharon Springs
• NYPL: Trailblazing Immigrant Services
• Adirondack Almanack: Rockwell Kent’s Asgaard Dairy
• Upstate Earth: The Toxic Legacy of General Electric

• Lost City: A View From 1978
• Franklin Co. Historian: Thomas Hinds’s Malone Foundry
• Tom Calarco: Underground RR in VT Before 1850
• Adirondack Almanack: Ned Buntline to Frontier Town
• Jalopnik: History of NY Auto Show Violence
• Clermont SHS: Slavery at Clermont
• Glens Fall Feeder Canal Silos Funded
• YouTube: NYS Archives On YouTube
• Virtual Dime Museum: Rhinelander Sugar House
• Tenement Museum: Public Housing Projects
• Mindful Walker: NYC’s Women Trailblazers Tour
• Lord and Lady: Fort Plain’s 3-Story Block House
• Governors Island Blog: Island Archives

• Ephemeral NY: The Hotel Astor Roof Garden
• Inside the Apple: Area Code Blues
• George Eastman House: Yes, It’s Nitrate…Or Is It?
• Confessions of a Preservationist: Legendary Lockport
• Bovina History: Bovina’s Polish Community, 1910
• Adk Almanack: Lake George’s Chuck Hawley
• Algonkian Church History: Indian Land Case in Colonial NY

• NY State Archives: Youtube 1980 Olympics Video
• Historic Pelham: City Island’s New Bridge
• YouTube &#8211 NY Life Insurance Company History
• Chicago Sun-Times: New Books on Willie Mays
• My Inwood: The Old Nagle Family Cemetery
• Basketball Betting: Not-Quite-Legendary Buck Williams
• City Room: Ground Zero Museum Voices
• Matthew Dennis: Seneca Nation’s Cigarette Fight
• Batavia Daily News: Mitchell Sabattis

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