Delaware’s Only Revolutionary War Battleground to get New Interpretation and Improvements
Cooch’s Bridge Historic Site tells the story of the only battle that took place in Delaware during the Revolutionary War. […]
Public Humanities News
PA Historical and Museum Commission Accepting Applications For Cultural And Historical Support Grants
The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission is currently accepting applications for its Cultural and Historical Support Grants. Nearly $2 million […]
Jefferson Statue to be Removed from NYC City Hall
Last week members of the New York City Public Design Commission voted to remove a statue of president Thomas Jefferson […]
Join NJ Council for the Humanities for its Community History Showcase
The New Jersey Council for the Humanities will be holding its first Community History Showcase on October 27 from 1:00 […]
Baltimore Museum of Art Workers Plan to Unionize
Earlier this month employees at the Baltimore Museum of Art went public with their plans to unionize. The workers announced […]
Preservation NJ Announces 2021 Historic Preservation Award Winners
The non-profit historic preservation organization Preservation New Jersey has announced the winners of its 2021 historic preservation awards. Each year […]
Philly’s New Historical Marker Honors LGBTQ Activist, State’s First Marker Dedicated to Latinx Person
On Friday, officials unveiled Philly’s newest historical marker. Honoring LGBTQ activist Gloria Casarez, the marker is the first in Pennsylvania […]
Biggs Museum Acquires New Building from State of Delaware
The Biggs Museum will soon be growing thanks to a new building from the state of Delaware. The state transferred […]
New DC Mural Pays Homage to Go-Go Music
Earlier this month MuralsDC unveiled a new work paying homage to the distinct DC sound of go-go music. The mural […]
NYC Gives $26.4 Million to Queens Museum Expansion
Earlier this week New York Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that the city has allocated $26.4 million to support the […]