Public historians at the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) accepted the challenge of collecting video oral histories of workers associated with Bethlehem Steel’s Sparrows Point, Maryland plant, and company town right after the plant’s owner went bankrupt and closed it in 2012.
The Carnegie Mellon University Archives is home to more than 6,000 feet of records and 100 years of CMU’s history.
Visitors to Bridgeton’s Old Broad Street Church and Cemetery this summer will enjoy a host of free tours, lectures and exhibits.
A new online journal from NJHC and RUL debuted this summer.
The Red Mill Museum Village celebrates the 150th anniversary of Clinton, New Jersey.
Matthew Bender, professor of history at The College of New Jersey (TCNJ), has compiled a virtual library of personal accounts from Superstorm Sandy.
Earlier this month, I had one of those moments. A noted scholar asked for a copy of my undergraduate honors thesis […]
MARCH and OHMAR (Oral History in the Mid-Atlantic Region) formed a partnership to host three major events for public historians on the Rutgers University-Camden campus.
Columbia University, in New York City, is hosting their 2015 Summer Institute, “Narrating Population Health: Oral History, Disparity, and Social Change.”
Much of the history I write involves absences, erasures, and silences in the historical record and I am a huge […]