#AASLH17 Current Issues Forum: Call for Participants
Want to have your voice heard at the 2017 AASLH Annual Meeting? Current Issues Forum (CIF) chairs are looking for panels of [...]
Advocacy Alert: Act Today to Preserve History Funding Across the Nation
Before the 4th of July passes, House members will begin building a tomorrow with or without crucial federal programs that support the [...]
Public History and American Civil Religion
When I tell people I study religious history, the conversation frequently turns to the state of religion in the United States. People [...]
What Taking History to Underserved Communities Taught Me About Museum Education
This summer, I am completing a fellowship program through The Columbus Foundation at the Ohio History Connection. I have been [...]
Catalina Island Museum Announces Executive Director Transition
The Catalina Island Museum in Avalon, California (members since 2001) announces the upcoming departure of its Executive Director, Dr. Michael [...]
Why Religious History is Essential to a Thriving Democracy
Old abandoned white wooden chapel on prairie at sunset with cloudy sky. In 1822, Thomas Jefferson wrote a [...]
Corporate History at the 2016 AASLH/MMA Annual Conference
Ford Motor Company Archives storage in the bowling alley at Fair Lane, 1953. Via The Henry Ford Mark [...]
Ohio Village Timeshare
Operated by the Ohio History Connection, the Ohio Village was a recreated 1860s town made up of nineteen different structures situated around a town square. [...]
Party with the Past
Launched in the fall of 2012, Party With the Past (PWTP) is the Atlanta History Center's latest outreach program for young professionals. PWTP is designed [...]
Honor & Sacrifice: The Roy Matsumoto Story
Honor & Sacrifice is a 28-minute historical documentary by Lucy Ostrander and Don Sellers that illuminates the little-known experience of Japanese Americans who had family [...]
Civil War on the Western Border: The Missouri-Kansas Conflict, 1854-1865
The Civil War on the Western Border: The Missouri-Kansas Conflict, 1854-1865 website combines original scholarship from historians with a repository of more than 6,000 pages [...]
Who Built Our Capitol? The Lives and Work of the Men and Women who Built the Minnesota State Capitol Building
The Minnesota State Capitol is considered one of America's greatest feats of statehouse architecture. But only a handful of the people who actually built the [...]
Under the Baton: Music at Old Cedar Point
The city of Sandusky, Ohio and the larger community of Erie County have long been associated with world-renowned Cedar Point amusement park. A documentary was [...]