Year-End Exhibit Rush
December and January present your last chances to see these exhibits in the Mid-Atlantic region.
December and January present your last chances to see these exhibits in the Mid-Atlantic region.
The DC Historic Preservation Office (DC HPO) will sponsor its 5th Annual Day of Archaeology Festival on Saturday, July 16 at the Dumbarton House in Georgetown.
Participation in the 2016 Spirit of the Jerseys State History Fair is free for all non-profit historical organizations.
The East Coast Branch of the WFA holds two World War I seminars every year in the Washington, D.C., Baltimore, and Philadelphia areas, bringing together scholars, students, and others who are interested in learning more about the “War to End All Wars.” This fall’s symposium took place on October 24th at the York County Heritage Trust and involved a full day of activities.
Archives Partnership Trust Trustee emeritus Honorable Jack McEneny will lead an interactive discussion on the theory of “flashback history.”
In June, The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage announced its 2015 grants in support of the Philadelphia region’s cultural organizations and artists.
College Women: Documenting the History of Women in Higher Education launches online.
It was announced earlier today that the New York State Museum, in Albany, New York, would be getting a $14 million facelift.
The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography is issuing a call for articles to be included in a special issue on education in Pennsylvania’s history scheduled for an October 2017 publication.
The Harrison Township Historical Society’s? new exhibition, “Eyewitnesses,” gives objects from the Museum’s rich collections a voice to tell their stories.