African Art Museum of Maryland Plans Move to Columbia
With its move in 2011, the African Art Museum of Maryland became the only museum located in the town of […]
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New-York Historical Society Acquires Papers of Biographer Robert Caro
The New-York Historical Society recently announced its acquisition of the papers of biographer Robert Caro, well known for his extensively […]
National Building Museum to Host Shakespearean Stage this Summer
This summer visitors to D.C’s National Building Museum will be transported back to Elizabethan England. The museum announced that its […]
Exhibit on African American Cuisine to Open in New York
African Americans have played an important role in developing many of the foods that we consider quintessentially American. A new […]
Delaware Art Museum Expands into Independent Bookstore
The Delaware Art Museum has expanded its role within the Wilmington community. The Museum will now also operate as an […]
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Plans to Raise Fees to Access Records
Historians and genealogists may soon have to pay more to access critical records about immigrant history housed under the department […]
Call for Sessions: New Jersey History & Historic Preservation Conference
Help shape the 2020 History and Historic Preservation Conference which will be held June 2 & 3 in Trenton, NJ! […]
Preservationists Worry as Philly Demolishes Record Number of Buildings
In 2019, the Philadelphia Department of Licenses and Inspections issued 941 demolition permits. This was only a slight increase over […]
Zimmerli Art Museum Introduces Free Sensory-Inclusive Bags for Visitors
The Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University-New Brunswick is striving to make the museum experience more accessible for all visitors. […]
Penn Museum Returns Ancient Iraqi Artifacts
Between 1922 and 1934, University of Pennsylvania archeologists dug up thousands of small clay tablets in Iraq and brought them […]