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Historians Podcast Episode
Published June 19, 2018 | State History
An episode of The Historians Podcast is heard every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. on WBDY-LP (99.5 FM) in Binghamton, N.Y., the radio station of the Bundy Museum of History and Art. The Historians Podcast is available on bobcudmore.com, Apple iTunes, Googl...
VR Provides Vivid Storytelling – Book Group
Published June 26, 2018 | State History
This month on the blog we are excited to share an interview with Historic Cherry Hill. Their partnership with Siena College uses VR and demonstrates how humanities organizations are reaching out to their audiences through new technology. The world...
EUREKA: Flushing Remonstrance at Federal Hall
Published June 26, 2018 | State History
The New York State Archives and Archives Partnership Trust are proud to partner with the National Parks of New York Harbor Conservancy and Federal Hall to bring a rarely displayed document -the Flushing Remonstrance- to Manhattan. On view for one...
Support the Historical Societies and Museums in Wyoming County
Published June 28, 2018 | State History
This year Wyoming County Historian's Office and museums of Wyoming County are doing a “Treasure Hunt Through History.” Participants travel around the county, look for the clue in each museum, get their map and journal stamped (each location h...
Leo P. Ostebo Wins 2018 AASLH Award of Merit
Published July 2, 2018 | State History
AASLH PRESS RELEASE: Contact: Joann Galletta Hahn – President of Board of Trustees kpheritagemuseumnet@gmail.com Leo P. Ostebo King Park Heritage Museum 631-269-3305 Bethany Hawkins hawkins@aaslh.org 615-320-3203 AASLH NASHVILLE, T...
New York Students Excel at 2018 National History Day
Published July 2, 2018 | State History
Congratulations to all of the students from across New York State who took part in New York History Day. Special acknowledgement should be given to the following students, their teachers, and families for achieving medals at the National His...
State Museum Displays 18th Century Tomahawk Recently Returned to Museum's Collections
Published July 6, 2018 | State History
This article originally appeared on the New York State Education Department website on July 5th, 2018. The New York State Museum announced that an 18th-century Native American tomahawk gifted to Cornplanter, the respected Seneca leader, by Pres...
National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum Inducts Three Abolitionists
Published July 6, 2018 | State History
The National Abolition Hall of Fame and Musuem will induct three abolitionists into the Hall of Fame in October of this year. The selected inductees are; Frances E. W. Harper, Laura Smith Haviland, and Reverand Samuel J. May Jr. To celebr...
History Day Project Leads to WWII Heroes’ Final Reunification
Published July 13, 2018 | State History
This article originally appeared on the Washington Post website in June 2018. They were twins and did everything together, even in death. Two weeks after Allied forces swept over northern France in the D-Day invasion, 19-year-olds Julius and...
Women's Rights National Historical Park Announces Convention Days 2018
Published July 13, 2018 | State History
This article originally appeared on the Friends of Women's Rights National Historical Park website in July 2018. Women’s Rights National Historical Park (NHP) is pleased to announce Convention Days 2018. In 2018, we are exploring the power of w...
"New Netherland Praatjes" Episode 12 Now Available
Published July 13, 2018 | State History
This article originally appeared on the New Netherland Institute website in July 2018. Author and museum curator Steve Jaffe chats with Steve McErleane and Russell Shorto about Jaffe's work on the "New York at Its Core" exhibit at the Museum of...
The Historians: Podcast
Published July 13, 2018 | State History
"The Historians" is a weekly audio interview podcast that features authors and other guests who discuss the rich heritage of the region and the nation. Bob Cudmore is host and producer of “The Historians.” Read more...
Call For Presenters for GHHN Annual Conference
Published July 13, 2018 | State History
This article originally appeared on the Greater Hudson Heritage Network website. The voices and stories of those who fall outside the narrative of 'dead rich white men' are still not often heard at historic sites. We think it's time for that to...
Oneida County History Center Historical Selfie Scavenger Hunt
Published July 27, 2018 | State History
This article originally appeared on the Oneida County History Center website in July, 2018. Out selfie scavenger hunt returns this August! Explore Mohawk Valley history through this interactive, county-wide scavenger hunt. Grab your camera to l...
Rebel Women: Defying Victorianism Exhibit Opening
Published July 27, 2018 | State History
This article originally appeared on the Museum of the City of New York website in July, 2018. We may think of the Victorian era as a period of constraints on women’s lives, a time when middle-class ideas about femininity defined women by their ...
Gilder Lehrman Institute Names 2018 History Teachers of the Year
Published July 27, 2018 | State History
The Gilder Lehrman Institute has named the 2018 History Teachers of the Year. The winners were selected based on their dedication to teaching American History, creativity and use of primary sources in the classroom. Read more...
Pomeroy Foundation Announces Sullivan-Clinton Campaign Marker Program
Published July 30, 2018 | State History
COMMEMORATE THE 250TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR 1779 SULLIVAN-CLINTON CAMPAIGN WITH HISTORIC ROADSIDE MARKERS THROUGH 2029 The Empire State Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (ESSSAR) invites your organization t...
Conflict and Collaboration: The 41st Annual Conference of the New Netherland Institute
Published August 3, 2018 | State History
This article originally appeared on the New Netherland Institute website in July, 2018. The 41st Annual Conference of the New Netherland Institute will convene in Albany at the New York State Museum on the 22nd of September 2018. This year's ti...
Las Villas of Plattekill and Ulster County
Published August 3, 2018 | State History
This article originally appeared on the Arcadia Publishing website. This is the first comprehensive historical retrospective on Las Villas of Plattekill and Ulster County ever written. Ulster County was first settled in 1652 and officially beca...
Two New Exhibits Opening at the Oneida County History Center
Published August 3, 2018 | State History
This article originally appeared on the Oneida County History Center website in July, 2018. Rediscover the golden age of downtown Utica. The streets were lined with wall to wall department stores, theaters, restaurants, and much more. Read more...