The Athenaeum of Philadelphia Opens After Renovations
The Athenaeum of Philadelphia closed its doors to the public five months ago to undergo $1.6 million renovations. On Monday, […]
The Athenaeum of Philadelphia Opens After Renovations
New-York Historical Society Expanding
In July 2021, the New-York Historical Society announced a major expansion project for 170 Central Park West. The project will […]
NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project Receives the Trustees’ Award for Organizational Excellence
The NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project received the Trustees’ Award for Organizational Excellence from the National Trust for Historic Preservation […]
New Navy Museum in Washington, D.C.
The United States Navy intends to acquire land next door to the Washington Navy Yard to construct a new museum […]
Ghost Hoax in Colonial Morristown
The Historical Society of Florham Park held its first in-person lecture since 2019 at the Florham Park Library on Tuesday, […]
What’s New at MARCH?
Below are a few exciting things happening at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Center for the Humanities (MARCH): We are hiring! Applications […]
Interactive Map Depicts Which Indigenous Lands You Live On
The Smithsonian Magazine published an article highlighting an interactive map that depicts which Indigenous Lands you live on. On the […]
New Plaque Unveiled Dedicated to African American Suffragists in Brooklyn
A new plaque at 405 Carlton Street in Brooklyn, New York, that celebrates African American suffragists was unveiled on October […]
Fellowship Opportunities at Bard Graduate Center
The Bard Graduate Center in New York invites scholars and artists to apply for the following fellowship opportunities for the […]
International Arrivals Hall at Philadelphia Airport Named After Dr. Leon Sullivan
Dr. Leon Sullivan is now the official namesake of the arrivals hall at the Philadelphia International Airport. The renaming ceremony […]