American History
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SUSIH 2025: Previewing the “American Revolutionaries: James and Grace Lee Boggs and Their Circles in Detroit” Panel
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No intellectual history conference taking place in Detroit would be complete without a session on James and Grace Lee Boggs, “two of America’s foremost ...

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Ed Wood; B-Movie Cult Icon & Poughkeepsiean
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By Bill Kleppel In 1980, two film critics, the brothers Harry and Michael Medved, wrote the book, The Golden Turkey Awards. It was written to identify the ...

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Roasts – Past is Present
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Publishers of amateur newspapers devoted a significant amount of their limited space to critiquing other amateur papers — sometimes ...

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On Mayors and the Counting Thereof — NYC Department of Records & Information Services
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Valentine complained, in an 1867 letter, that the Dutch records “were not very attentively cared for, having been without readers for probably a century ...

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Sunday Morning Medicine – Nursing Clio
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Mimi Mensah earned her master’s from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in environmental health science. Prior to that, she earned her ...

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Long Before the Field: Community, Memory, and the Making of Public History
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The term “public history” entered my vocabulary only after I moved to the United States, where it designates a well-defined professional field. In ...

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Timeline to Revolution
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  Timeline to Revolution Use the link below to download and print this guide: Timeline to Revolution The post Timeline to Revolution appeared first on ...

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Naomi R Williams on their new book, A Blueprint for Worker Solidarity
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LAWCHA226 Carr Building (East Campus)Box 90719Duke UniversityDurham, NC 27708-0719 Please send changes of address and general inquiries about your LAWCHA ...

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The Grand Kankakee Marsh
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December 11, 2025 When I was tasked with writing an article for Connections that focused on ...

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Texas Independence – Was it About Sovereignty or Slavery? — History is Now Magazine, Podcasts, Blog and Books
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The Fall of the Alamo (1903) by Robert Jenkins Onderdonk.“…the institution of slavery is neither an interest to be defended nor an outrage to be ...

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Waldameer Beach…A Joy Forever (and no drunken persons, no rough talk, and no boisterous demonstrations permitted!) Part 2
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The Erie Electric Trolley Company had a hit with Waldameer. Since its opening, the 65-acre picnic park had installed several rides and its ...

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Racially Restrictive Covenants in the Chicago History Museum’s Archives
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Hannah Simmons is a student at Northwestern University and the Black Metropolis Research Consortium graduate assistant at our Abakanowicz Research ...

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