Free to Be… A 1960s Fashion Revolution explores the decade’s changes in women’s fashion through four clothing themes: socialites, professionals, ...
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In the first box there are nine folders of NYPD records about racial “disorder” in Harlem during 1963-1965. Several are specific to demonstrations staged ...
The U.S. Department of Justice recently concluded its investigation into Alabama’s long-term care system for children with physical disabilities ...
As a founding member of the American Institute of Architects, Vaux helped establish professional standards in the field that are still recognized today. ...
The Municipal Archives and Library collections at DORIS are vast and document government decision-making and interactions with a diverse community. The ...
Intel's plans are key to the EU's ambition to reshore parts of the global production of advanced microchips. The chipmaker first unveiled plans for a ...
This year there is a happy confluence of holidays—December 25 is both Christmas Day and the start of Hanukkah. And, Kwanzaa begins on December 26. All of ...
Like many City agencies, the Department of Street Cleaning began using photography in the early years of the twentieth century to document their work. ...
Find out more about the NYC Department of Records at nyc.gov/recordsSome of the images on this site may be subject to third-party rights such as ...
The Town of Franklinton, Louisiana, located about 70 miles north of New Orleans, not far from the Mississippi border, came under fire from the Justice ...
