NCPR: Colleges Bring Dollars And Sense Kathleen Hanna: Early Forest Ranger Profile Adk Almanack: North Country Abolitionist James Doolittle Matt Brewing: 150 Years and Counting Geoffrey C. Ward: Great-Grandfather, Bamboozler Robert Darnton: Defense of New York Public Library African Burial Ground: Blending Scholarship, NYC History Artinfo: Top 10 Best Museum Web Sites Each Friday afternoon […]
Ice Hockey: Old and New Richard Stout: 19th Cent French Prints at The Hyde Report: Adirondack RR Has Large Economic Impact Mike Lynch: Naming Backcountry Features Wolfson Judge: Young, Popular Historians ‘-Damaging Academia’ Harvey Road: Mount van Hoevenberg Ski History Each Friday afternoon New York History compiles for our readers the previous week’s top weblinks […]
Jaya Saxena: Mayor McClellan And The First Subway Ride Forgotten Stories: The NY Fat Men’s Association Don Rittner: How to Recycle a Church AHA: Competitive Proposal Selection for 2013 The Atlantic’s ‘-Cynic’: A History PhD Student YNN: North Creek Rail Depot Rich in History Susan Tobias: Sutherland Sisters Profile Each Friday afternoon New York History […]
Lawrence S. Wittner: May Day, Haymarket to Occupy Frederick Douglass: Modern Abolitionist, Famous Ancestor NCPR: Traditional Work Series Old Salt Blog: Trinity Church Maritime History Caleb Crain: Suggested NYPL Plan Each Friday afternoon New York History compiles for our readers the previous week’s top weblinks about New York’s state and local history. You can find […]
No City for Old Tankers: Mary A. Whalen Seeks Home Teaching New York History: Three Frameworks Phil Grondahl: New Phase for Historic Cherry Hill Chronicle: NYPL Debate Rasies Questions Adirondack History: A Pot Lover’s Paradise Each Friday afternoon New York History compiles for our readers the previous week’s top weblinks about New York’s state and […]
Dick Eastman: Family Names Were Not Changed at Ellis Island Greater Hudson Heritage: Conservation Treatment Grants Independent Sector: $ Value of Volunteer Time Charles Evans Hughes: ‘-Respect for the Courts” NCPR: Remembering Artist, Illustrator Sid Couchey Larry Gooley: Theft by Newspapers Affects Writers Elizabeth Warburton: Lake Placid Mid-Century Motels [pdf] Chronicling America: Sinking of the […]
Larry Gooley: Theft by Newspapers Affects Writers Elizabeth Warburton: Lake Placid Mid-Century Motels [pdf] Chronicling America: Sinking of the Titanic Curriculum Matters: Science, Art in the Common-Core Era Old Salt Blog: You Mean the Titanic Was Not Just a Movie? Alternet: Labor Crisis Threatens Higher Education Caleb Crain: NYPL’s Central Library Plan NYTimes: Goshen Bldg […]
Thomas Bender: The One-Track Grad School Model Harvey Road: A History of Whiteface NCPR: An Expert Eye For Finding Fakes NARAtions: Do We Need Brick and Mortar Museums Virtual Dime Museum: WCTU and the Bock Beer Goat Bowery Boys: Brooklyn Newsboys Strike of 1886 Fort Ticonderoga: Portraying a Citizen Army Albany History: The Marinus Willett […]
Nat Geo: April Fools’ Day Origins a Mystery Old Salt Blog: Bicentenial of the War of 1812 WCAX: Vermont’s History of Presidential Visits Cortland County: Sentance Diagramming Turns 165 Diner’s Journal: Last Call at Bill’s Gay Nineties Lost City: The Brooklyn Bear Attack of 1932 Each Friday afternoon New York History compiles for our readers […]
Ephemeral NY: Ghostly Outlines of NYC Buildings Eastman House: Hine Retrospective Celebrates Collection Brooklyn Historical: Remembering Elsie Richardson American Conservative: German Sabotage and World War I Berfrois: TR’s Diligence and NYC Drinkers Chronicle: Aging Professors Create Faculty Bottleneck 1919 Film: ‘-Treasures of the Far Fur Country’ New-York Historical Society: Behind-The-Scenes Writing Contest Each Friday afternoon […]