Coney Island: Historian Braves The Hurricane Finding the Patio: Landscape Discoveries at Clermont NYPL: A Closer Look at Brooklyn History Lucy Martin: Is the War of 1812 Over-hyped? AHA Perspectives: November 2012 Hurricane Sandy: Advice for Historic Homeowners America Gone Wild: Nature Wars Hudson Heritage: Post-Sandy Resources Each Friday morning New York History compiles for […]
State Archives Issues Weather Alert Unfinished 9/11 Museum Is Flooded Statue of Liberty Closed Indefinitely Richard Current, Civil War Historian, 100 Troy Initative Taps Uncle Sam Nominations Woman of History Sought Adirondack RR To Offer Pullman Service County Selling Siezed Mohawk Land Adk Museum Creating Master Plan Historic Ti Hospital Being Demolished Each Friday morning […]
Hudson Heritage: Post-Sandy Resources Holland Cotter: Rethinking the 1913 Armory Show LA Review: Origins Of The Book Of Mormon Historic House Trust: Hurricane Damage Update Chronicle: Careers for History Ph.D.s Tia Ghose: Why We Care About Genealogy The Atlantic: Wikipedia Is Nearing Completion? Caleb Crain: How Digitization Can Harm Research Each Friday morning New York […]
Nominations Woman of History Sought Adirondack RR To Offer Pullman Service County Selling Siezed Mohawk Land Adk Museum Creating Master Plan Historic Ti Hospital Being Demolished Art Museums Report On Sandy 200 People At Railroad Rally New Evidence For Henry Johnson Stake Parks Seek Outdoor Rec Partners Conference on NYS History Announced Each Friday morning […]
Ephemeral NYC: 19th Cent Slave Market at Union Sq Alliance of Musuems: Disaster Preparedness World War 2 Historian: Strong On Uncertainly DAR: Library Launches New Rev War Research Guides Telegraph: The Game Hunter Who Saved Roosevelt Huff Post: Fort Ticonderoga [Photo Slideshow] Each Friday morning New York History compiles for our readers the previous week’s […]
Stake Parks Seek Outdoor Rec Partners Conference on NYS History Announced Four Freedoms Park Opens APHNYS 2013 Meeting Announced State Museum to Sponsor ‘-Adirondack Day’ New Pullman Train Service Proposed 1878 Edison Audio Unveiled New Evidence Honors Henry Johnson George McGovern Dies at 90 Indian Activist Russell Means Dies Each Friday morning New York History […]
Brooklyn Historical: Brooklyn Navy Yard Tour George Eastman House: Home Movie Day 2012 Moby Dick: The Book That Ruined Melville’s Career Salon: The Right’s Least Popular Museum Brooklyn Historical: Kennedy at the Navy Yard Bowery Boys: Ghost Story Podcasts State Ed Building: Celebrating 100 Years Each Friday morning New York History compiles for our readers […]
Future Of South St Seaport Ship Uncertain Carnegie Hall Digitizing Archives LoC to launch Civil War Blog D&H Station Project Underway State Museum Holding ‘-Adirondack Day’ Landmark Status For Rainbow Room Two Being Canonized From NY VT Artist Marc Awodey Dies Troy Sentinel Digitally Preserved Cuomo Restructures Tourism Each Friday morning New York History compiles […]
Situated in the scenic Hudson Valley, Ulster County is a lovely location to make a home and raise a family, but it wasn’t always so pleasant. Unsavory characters and immoral events have sullied its name. In the 1870s, the Shawangunk Mountains inspired fear rather than awe, as groups like the Lyman Freer and Shawangunk gangs […]
Brooklyn Historical: Kennedy at the Navy Yard Bowery Boys: Ghost Story Podcasts State Ed Building: Celebrating 100 Years MANY: Salary and Benefits Survey Rare Photo: 1898 Washington Co “I” Company John Sheehan: Forever, Ever Wild Schenectady: Artifacts of City’s Past War of 1812: Canada Casting U.S. As Aggressor NYTimes: How The GOP Became Anti-Urban WaPo: […]