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1940 US Census Records to be Free Canada Digitizes Canada Gazette (1841-1997) Former Archives Employee Pleads Guilty Fredric Remington 150th Birthday 19th Cent Quarry Preservation Effort Adirondack Library Acquired by Union College Dylan Paintings Draw Scrutiny Bateaux Below Founder Retiring Each Friday morning New York History compiles for our readers the previous week’s top stories […]
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, […]
Each Friday morning New York History compiles for our readers the previous week’s top stories about New York’s state and local history. You can find all our weekly news round-ups here. Subscribe! Nearly 2,000 people get New York History each day via E-Mail, RSS, or Twitter or Facebook updates.
Two Adirondack institutions, devoted to telling the stories of the natural and human history that have formed their remarkable corner of the world, recently received gifts that will enable both to continue their missions for many years to come. The Wild Center/Natural History Museum of the Adirondacks and the Adirondack Museum have announced that they […]
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 […]
Schoharie Crossing Remains Closed Debate Over Scenic RR Accelerates Retreat on Shared SUNY Presidencies Wm Kennedy’s Prohibition Story to Air Historic Sites Recovering From Irene Carl Oglesby, 1960s Antiwar Leader, Dies Hard Times for a Hell’s Kitchen Mural Woman Leaves Adirondack Museums $4.8M Local Buys Historic Electric Boat Company Parks See Attendance Fall Each Friday […]
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 […]
Each Friday morning New York History compiles for our readers the previous week’s top stories about New York’s state and local history. You can find all our weekly news round-ups here. Subscribe! Nearly 2,000 people get New York History each day via E-Mail, RSS, or Twitter or Facebook updates.
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