Tony Goodwin: Tear Up Tourist RR Tracks Old Salt: Thanks For Not Talking Like a Pirate AHA Today: The PhD Gap’s Worrisome Trends Amy Ivy: Taking Stock of Garden Soil Robert Hoe: The Bronx Gutenberg Harlem: Never-Built Futuristic Housing Each Friday afternoon New York History compiles for our readers the previous week’s top weblinks about […]
Library of Congress Magazine Debuts National Archives NYC Move Set Old NYC Mobile App Released Bronx Historical Water Pipe Break Update Atom Smasher Moved to Museum Income Inequality Worse Now, Than 1774 RR Museum Faces Derailment Emancipation Proclamation in NYC NY Parks Launches Smartphone App Family Court System Marks 50 Yrs Each Friday morning New […]
The draft “New York State Common Core K-8 Social Studies Framework” has been issued and is available online [pdf]. The New York State Education Department is inviting comments until October 11, 2012. The K-8 Framework was designed to integrate existing New York State Learning Standards and curricula into a single document with an emphasis on […]
Robert Hoe: The Bronx Gutenberg Harlem: Never-Built Futuristic Housing Lawrence Gooley: Authorship, The New Book ‘-Paradigm’ Forgotten Stories: Rudolph Bell, Bronx Zoo Head Chef Atlantic Cities: NY’s City and Town Historians Old Salt Blog: The Battle of Plattsburg Preservation: Old Boston Post Road Landmarks Democratic National Convention: A Wild Ride in 1924 War of 1812: […]
Georgia Closes State Archives Algonquian Peoples Seminar Saturday Hudson River Ramble Continues Museums in Conversation Deadline Looms AHA Pushes Academic Disclosures Plattsburgh Commemorates 1812 Victory New UAlbany President Announced Ward Churchill Loses Appeal Hudson River Named National Water Trail Rome Marks Pledge of Allegience Author Each Friday morning New York History compiles for our readers […]
The Path though History project does not operate on a tabula rasa. When Henry Hudson arrived, there were no signs to guide him. Today there are more signs then one can count. For Path through History the challenge is not to create ex nihilo but to create order out of chaos.
N-Y Historical: Hudson River School and Recreation AHA: September Perspectives Online Beehive: Digitizing Dorr’s Annotated Newspapers Eastman: Future-Proofing A Motion Picture Collection AAM: Association Now An Alliance Long Island: Tesla Fans Return to Workshop Macroanalysis: Text-Mining the Classics Cuomo: Blazing A Path Through History Joel Aldrich Matteson: We Report, You Decide Smithsonian: Collecting the Republican […]
‘-Prank’ Destroys 17th-Century Farmhouse New Director for Am Folk Art Museum Battle of Plattsburgh Events Rev Up APA Records at NYS Archives Frank Lloyd Wright Archive Moving to NYC Crowdsourcing 18th Cent Transcriptionists Scholarship Honors Late Historian Des Forges Landau Gets 7 Years for FDR Theft New Leader for Underground RR Group State Park Attendance […]
Eastman: Future-Proofing A Motion Picture Collection AAM: Association Now An Alliance Long Island: Tesla Fans Return to Workshop Macroanalysis: Text-Mining the Classics Cuomo: Blazing A Path Through History Joel Aldrich Matteson: We Report, You Decide Smithsonian: Collecting the Republican National Convention AHA: History Discipline Core Behind The Scenes: Keith Haring Creates for Kids Estelle Freedman: […]
NEH Announces $39 M in Grants New Director for Humanities Alliance Survey: Canadians Ignorant of War of 1812 Free Census Weekend at Ancestry Cuomo Hosts History Tourism Meet Abolitionist Owen Brown Gravestone Recovered Vietnam Reporter Malcolm Browne Dies Federal Records Overhaul Announced Each Friday morning New York History compiles for our readers the previous week’s […]