Don Rittner: Tri-City Histroy Crusader State Archives Research Tip: Prison Inmate Records Lake George Mirror: The Gore Story Execution in Five Points: Piracy, Slave Trade and the Tombs Ephemeral NY: The ‘-Great White Hurricane’ Lost City: Last Working Phone Booth in NYC? Old Salt Blog: The Battle of the Ironclads Daily Mail: Eerie Images of […]
Execution in Five Points: Piracy, Slave Trade and the Tombs Ephemeral NY: The ‘-Great White Hurricane’ Lost City: Last Working Phone Booth in NYC? Old Salt Blog: The Battle of the Ironclads Daily Mail: Eerie Images of Ellis Island Paul Grondahl: Troy’s Ironclad Claim to History Metroland: The Museum Issue AHA: Perspectives on History, March […]
Ephemeral NY: A 1913 Exhibition Scandalized NYC Brooklynology: Manhunt! Lost City: Coney Island Rathskeller Uncovered NYS Library: Adirondacks Exhibit The L Magazine: History of NYC Beer, Brewing IBM’s Holocaust Role: New Documents Confirm Worst City Room avy Jones’s New York Bob Gardinier: Historic Bridge Coming Home, Piece by Piece Jessica Collier: Railroad Advocates Chugging Ahead […]
NYPL: Warhol’s Assailant Left Mark on Book City Room: Q & A 19th Century NYC Black Life HNN: We Had a Gay President, Just Not Nixon The Atlantic: Rise And Fall of American Whaling Wired: Q&A with Hacker Historian George Dyson Adirondacks: A Trip to Great Camp Santanoni Bruce Chadwick: History Films Back at the […]
American Folk Art: 19th Cbentury Prison Art Tenement Museum Blog: Reading the Walls at 97 Orchard Ephemeral NY: Chatham Square, NYC’s Whorearchy Bowery Boys: NYC’s First Aerial Photographs AHA Today: History Twitter Hashtags The Atlantic: What Happened to Virginia’s Slavery Museum? Boardwalk Empire: Set in Atlantic City, Shot in Brooklyn Robin Caudell: The Battle for […]
Albany History: Schuyler Flatts Slaves Reburial Update Photos: NYC’s Oldest and Largest Pow Wow Louise Mirrer: “Liberty/Liberte” Exhibit Review Schomberg Center Director: Black History is ‘-Life Saving’ Historians: 1760s War Remains Should be Returned A J Hudson: Wall Street and Slavery Niall Ferguson: Quitting Britain for ‘-Intellectual’ America Associated Press: Yankees and Yorkers Joseph Tartakovsky: […]
Coney Island House Register: A Literary Mystery Scipio Historian: My Year in a Nutshell Algonkian Missionaries: The New England Company Bowery Boys: Langston Hughes’ Harlem Spots Black History Month: Source of Pride or Hindrance? Learning Network: Teaching the Civil Rights Movement William Cronon: Scholarly Authority in a Wikified World Art Newspaper: MoMA’s Oral History Project […]
War of 1812: HMS General Hunter Wreck Profile Mental Floss: President Tyler’s Grandkids Still Living BIG Map Blog: Bridges’ 1807 Survey of Manhattan Jake Wesley: Johnstown Boy, Young Historian Eastman Kodak: 130 Yrs in Pictures Did Teddy Roosevelt Write Obama’s State of the Union? Gothamist: Sewer Tunnels Beneath Bushwick Dick Eastman: Education eBooks Cost Justification […]
Pioneers of Flight: The Flying Dryer Family Brooklyn Historical: Changing Shape of Coney Island Bowery Boys: Red Hook, Brooklyn Upstate Earth: George Lunn, Schenectady Socialists American Folk Art: A Niche at the Met Clermont SHS: A Photo Tour of Clermont Sustainability Round-Up: Top Trends for 2012 Kateri Tekakwitha: Passions Grow Over 1st Native Saint Topics […]
Tom Robbins: Judith Clark’s Radical Transformation Ephemeral NY: Dining at Grandpa Munster’s Brooklynology: Slave Births 1799-1801 Alice Miner Museum: Marquis de Lafayette Bowery Boys: Early Years of the NY Giants The Economist: The War of 1812 Overture AHA Today: Tweeting the 126th Annual Meeting In These Times: A Plan For Historians’ Job Crisis National Coalition: […]