American History
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A Beginner’s Guide to Acquisitions – Past is Present
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The American Antiquarian Society already preserves over four million books, newspapers, graphics and manuscripts, but new acquisitions are still being ...

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How Human Rights Discourse has Impacted the New York City Government since the 1940s — NYC Department of Records & Information Services
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Events around the country during this period, ranging from the Montgomery Bus Boycott in 1955, integration of the Little Rock Central High School, the ...

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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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Cold War Chronicles – Not Even Past
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What does a Catholic Cardinal sequestered in the US embassy in Budapest and the dead body of an American found in Prague’s Vltava River in the ...

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“Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year”: The American Christmas Card from 1840-2000
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This is a guest blog post by Erika Herman, a recent graduate of New York University, where she earned a master’s degree in museum studies. Erika was a 2025 ...

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Yiddish Actors Give a Whole New Meaning to the Phrase, “Staging a Strike”
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One of the earliest foundations of the progressive theatre movement in America was contributed by the Yiddish Theatre, 1887–1913, in the formation ...

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Learn Our History Through Public Art
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This post is in conjunction with Johnson County Library’s “Past is Prologue: A New Deal for Public Art in the Free State” public program on July 7. To ...

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Indiana Historical Society Awards More Than $50,000 in Heritage Support Grants to Local Historical Organizations
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November 19, 2025 The Indiana Historical Society (IHS) has announced the recipients of its latest round of Heritage Support ...

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A Scientific Look at the Rifled Musket — History is Now Magazine, Podcasts, Blog and Books
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Scott Hippensteel begins with “snipers,” pointing out that no such unit existed during the Civil War; the term and function came much later. Instead, ...

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Deciphering an Old Erie “Ghost Ad”
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A year ago, Dr. Pam Lenz described the fascination and curiosity that accompanied her encounter with what had been known as the Paragon ...

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Muir Woods National Monument
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Muir Woods National Monument preserves one of the last remaining old-growth redwood forests in the United States. While redwoods once thrived across the ...

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Latino/a/e History on Display in Chicago History Museum’s New Exhibition, “Aquí en Chicago”
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CHICAGO – The Chicago History Museum (CHM) is proud to share its upcoming exhibition, “Aquí en Chicago,” opening October 25, 2025. This milestone ...

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