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This Week’s New York History Web Highlights
- Richard Jense: ‘No Irish Need Apply’ Didn’t Exist
- Common Core In Historical Context
- What I Do: Valerie Paley, New-York Historical Society
- Less Than Half of Major Social-Science Studies Reproducible
- Whither The New York State Historian?
- Long Lake Man Spent Vietnam War In Salvage
- Eric Foner: Civil War Struggle and Progress
- A History of Stripping in New York City [Photos]
- David McReynolds Reviews American Socialist Party History
- The American Revolution In The British Imagination
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- Plan to Curb Test Boycott Criticized
- Religious Zealots Destroy Ancient Palmyra
- Groups Protest High Peaks Oil Car Dump
- 2015 NEH Grant Winners Announced
- Whitney Museum Gets $2 Million
- Lake George Dig Uncovers Fort Walls
- Smithsonian Welcomes New Secretary
- NYU Expansion Plan Gets Final Approval
- NCAA Rule Change Costing Colleges Millions
- 20th Madison County Hop Fest Set
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This Week’s New York History Web Highlights
- David McReynolds Reviews American Socialist Party History
- The American Revolution In The British Imagination
- Transgender History Advances Discourse on Identity
- The Long History of Political Idiocy
- How Future Historians Might Use Your Tweets
- 3 Things About Higher Education in Prisons
- Staten Island: Rise and Fall of Sandy Ground Cultural Park
- A Short History of the Lake George Steamer Sagamore
- Genealogy, Public History, and Cyber Kinship
- Civil War Artifacts at the Penfield Museum
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- Lake George Dig Uncovers Fort Walls
- Smithsonian Welcomes New Secretary
- NYU Expansion Plan Gets Final Approval
- NCAA Rule Change Costing Colleges Millions
- 20th Madison County Hop Fest Set
- Suffrage Centennial Conference Planned
- Questions Abvout NCCC Head’s Big Raise
- Amid Controversy Museum Cuts Marketing
- Battle of Plattsburgh Events Planned
- Erie Canal Funding Challenged In Court
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- Bloody Bill Higby of Willsboro NY
- The Unique Legacy of Lake Placid’s Old McDonald’s Farm
- Stolen Matthew Brady Sign Spurs Debate
- Adirondack Great Camps: Gilded Age Leisure
- Associated Press: Erie Canal A Costly ‘Relic’
- New Stonewall Movie Whitewashes LGBT History
- Museum Dioramas Are Endangered
- 1620: A Hideous and Desolate Wilderness
- Report: Diversity Problem at American Museums
- Bombshell: DEC’s Collusion on Mining Swap
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- UK National Gallery Staff On Strike
- Erie Canal Funding Challenged In Court
- Storm Damaged Historic Sites Sharing $6.2M
- $1.5B ‘Development’ Money Contest Underway
- Wild Center Attracting Record Crowds
- Most Students Fail Common Core Exams
- Comments Sought On Historic Champlain Islands
- NY Economic Devlopment Scheme Criticized
- Oldest Eastern Cottonwood Cut in Newburgh
- RR Plans To Store Oil Tankers in High Peaks
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This Week’s New York History Web Highlights
- New Stonewall Movie Whitewashes LGBT History
- Museum Dioramas Are Endangered
- 1620: A Hideous and Desolate Wilderness
- Report: Diversity Problem at American Museums
- Bombshell: DEC’s Collusion on Mining Swap
- How DEC Sold The Plan To Mine Wilderness
- The State Historian and the Future of NY History
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- Historic Champlain Island Comments Sought
- NY Economic Devlopment Scheme Criticized
- Oldest Eastern Cottonwood Cut in Newburgh
- RR Plans To Store Oil Tankers in High Peaks
- Complaint Against DEC Over Mine Lobbying
- $4.6M Toward Thousands Islands Parks
- Restoration of 30s Baths Sought
- Archaeological Dig Returns to Adks
- Event Planned Marking Grant’s Death
- Adirondack Council Marks 40 Years
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This Week’s New York History Web Highlights
- Searching for an Early Adirondack Cabin
- The State Historian and the Future of NY History
- William Kennedy Remembers E.L. Doctorow
- The North Country Opposed Slavery
- HS Student Debunk’s Profs ‘No Irish Need Apply’ Theories
- How The World Learns About The American Revolution
- Hofer Named Director of New-York Historical’s Museum
- The Bearing Land Bridge Theory Revised?
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