New Interactive Map Shows Historic Landmarks Related to Black History
This week the New York City Landmark Preservation Commission launched an interactive story map that highlights historic landmarks related to […]
digital history
PA’s First Lady Seeking Submissions for COVID-19 Exhibit
Pennsylvania’s First Lady Frances Wolf is soliciting submissions for an online photography exhibit documenting Pennsylvanians’ experiences of COVID-19. The exhibit […]
Baltimore Museum of Industry Announces New Podcast Series
Yesterday the Baltimore Museum of Industry announced the launch of a new podcast series that explores the history of the […]
Eastern State Penitentiary Adapts to COVID-19: Night Tours and Online Programming
To wrap up 2020, we are looking back on some of this year’s public humanities happenings in the Greater Philadelphia […]
Maryland Museum of Women’s History Announces First Major Exhibit
The Maryland Museum of Women’s History does not yet have a physical location you can visit. When the first building […]
Historical Society Launches New Digital Archive of Delaware Newspapers
Researchers can now access over one hundred years of southern Delaware history from their homes. The Seaford Historical Society recently […]
New Website Traces History of NYC’s Mexican Restaurants
Today you can find Mexican food all across New York City, ranging from food trucks and taco stands in the […]
Museum of the City of New York Calls for Images of Black Lives Matter Protests
Like cities across the country, New York has seen nearly non-stop protests since the police killing of George Floyd. Now, […]
Celebrate International Museum Day
May 18th marks International Museum Day, a celebration of the global museum community. The International Council of Museums designated the […]
Delaware Shares its Past with the Delaware Digital History Museum
We are fast approaching the end of a second full month of quarantine. This long-term shutdown has forced many historic […]