DC Community Group Fights for Historic Landmark Status for Barry Farm
Community activists in Washington D.C. hosted a walking tour of Barry Farm, a low-income housing complex, last Saturday to show […]
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Delaware Agricultural Museum and Village Seeks Support for Historic Restoration Project
Since the 1970s, The Delaware Agricultural Museum and Village in Dover has transported visitors into a late nineteenth-century agricultural town […]
Barnes Foundation Uses VR to Engage New Audiences
Philadelphia’s Barnes Foundation is bringing its collections outside of the museum walls with the help of virtual reality. The program […]
American Labor Museum in NJ Holds 27th Annual Labor Day Parade
The American Labor Museum in Haledon, New Jersey today stands on a quiet street, but in 1913, this historic house […]
Maryland Museum Considers Removing Confederate Flag from Logo as Part of Rebranding Effort
The National Museum of Civil War Medicine is rethinking its branding and wants visitor feedback. The Maryland museum’s logo currently […]
Historical Society of Washington’s Research Library Reopens
The Historical Society of Washington’s Kiplinger Research Library celebrated its homecoming yesterday, as the library reopened in its old location […]
PA Historical & Museum Commission Launches Campaign to Highlight 400 Years of African American History
The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission recently announced a new social media campaign that highlights 400 years of African American […]
New Audio Tour Highlights Philly’s South Asian American History
Most people associate the Philadelphia’s Old City neighborhood with Benjamin Franklin, Betsy Ross, and other white Revolution-era figures. However, a […]
Historic Hudson Valley Releases Project Exploring Slavery in the North
Historic Hudson Valley sheds light on slavery in the colonial North with their newest project, “People Not Property.” “People Not […]
Philadelphia Museum of Art No Longer Offering Free Admission for Local College Students
Some college students returning to Philadelphia this fall will find that their studies come with one less perk. Over the […]