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New York History Around The Web This Week

January 19, 2018 by Editorial Staff 1 Comment

  • Historic Districts Council Names 2018 Six to Celebrate
  • Most of NPS Advisory Board Resigns In Protest
  • Woman Confronts Public Figures With Their Immigrant Histories
  • Historic Hotel Saranac Reopens
  • Lost Newburgh: Tragedy of Urban Renewal
  • Google Surprised By Art Selfie App Success
  • Adirondack Park Agency: An Obstacle to Wilderness?
  • Rail Or Trail: Warren County Weighs Options
  • Tate Cuts Donor Links After Harassment Charges
  • NYC Commission On Art, Monuments and Markers Report [pdf]

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