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Get outside, make a difference, and celebrate your hometown history! National Historic Marker Weekend 2026 takes place Friday, April 24 through Sunday, April 26!This free, family-friendly volunteer event invites neighbors, friends, and families nationwide to clean and care for historical markers in their communities. With this year’s theme, “Your Hometown,” it’s a fun way to learn local history, give back, and spend time with the people around you. What makes your hometown history…
by Office of State History
by Office of State History & The Hudson River Valley Institute at Marist University
by A New York Minute in History
by Office of State History
by Office of State History & The Hudson River Valley Institute at Marist University
by Office of State History
by A New York Minute in History
by Office of State History

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