Pennsylvania Historic Sites Launch New Project to Increase Access for Visitors with Loss of Vision
This summer, visitors to some Pennsylvania historic sites who are blind or have low vision will be able to experience […]
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New York Museum Highlights Victorian-era ‘Rebel Women’
A new exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York highlights city women who bucked the rigid gender […]
Ebony and Jet Photo Archives Donated to Smithsonian Museum of African American History and Culture
A group of foundations have acquired the photo archives of Jet and Ebony magazines with plans to donate the collection […]
Georgetown Historical Society Loses $14K in State Funding Over Confederate Flag
Lawmakers in Delaware voted to deny state funding to the Georgetown Historical Society because of the Confederate flag flying over […]
National Constitution Center Uses Theater to Bring to Life Reconstruction Era
“FOURTEEN”, a new play at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, merges history and theater to bring to life Reconstruction, […]
NJ Program Offers Discounted Admissions to Cultural Institutions for People on Public Assistance
A new program in New Jersey offers discounted admissions to cultural institutions for residents who receive public assistance. The Families […]
New York Commemorates Stonewall 50th
In this blog post, MARCH Digital Media Coordinator Olivia Errico explores New York exhibits commemorating the Stonewall Riots of 1969. […]
Nancy Van Dolsen Appointed New CEO of Cliveden of the National Trust
Nancy Van Dolsen, a native of Northwest Philadelphia, will start as the new Chief Executive Office of the Cliveden of […]
First US Museum Dedicated to Posters to Open in New York
The first US museum dedicated to the art and history of posters is set to open in New York City […]
New Statue of Liberty Museum Opened this Month
On May 16, the new Statue of Liberty Museum on Liberty Island opened to the public. The new 26,000 square […]