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Like historic sites across the country, the Marian Anderson Historical Society closed with the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic in […]

Workers at the country’s museums continue to be hit by layoffs as the coronavirus pandemic forces institutions to remain closed. […]

On July 22, New York’s Tenement Museum laid of seventy-six workers. This layoff included every part-time education employee– ninety-two percent […]

Yesterday, the American Alliance of Museums released the results of a survey designed to understand how museums are weathering the […]

On Monday, New York City entered Phase Four of the state’s reopening plan. While Phase Four would have originally allowed […]

On July 3, Philadelphia entered the modified green phase of reopening during the coronavirus outbreak. As a part of this […]

On August 13, 1919, a furious storm blew through Philadelphia. The rain and wind continued into the next day, but by the […]

Each year more than 30,000 students visit the Baltimore Museum of Industry to learn about the city’s industrial past. While […]

Shortly after furloughing much of its staff, D.C’s National Building Museum announced that nearly two-thirds of its employees will be […]

At the beginning of May, Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenny introduced a revised 2021 city budget. The new budget included major […]