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Challenges and Choices in Pennsylvania's Forests
“Challenges and Choices in Pennsylvania’s Forests” explores six time periods, from 800 BCE through the present, with the goal of illustrating the intended and [...]
Cleveland in World War II
Cleveland in World War II is a collaborative work based on archival sources and contemporary interviews by journalist Brian Albrecht of the [...]
Mistakes Were Made
Note from blog editors: Sean Kelley and a panel presented a session at the 2016 AASLH Annual Meeting about the lies we [...]
The AASLH Emerging History Professionals Affinity Community
Emerging History Professionals Affinity Community The Emerging History Professionals (EHPs) Affinity Community supports, connects, and unites the newest generation of state [...]
AASLH Leaders Participating in Consensus Webinars on Environmental Sustainability
Are you interested in the role of environmental sustainability in the museum profession? Do you have ideas or questions about [...]
50 History & Museum Internship Positions Open on AASLH Job Board
There are currently more than 50 internship positions available on our Career Center job board in all corners of the [...]
Meet a Member: Sarah Sutton
Meet a Member is a biweekly blog series spotlighting our members. AASLH has 5,500 fascinating members working hard for the field [...]
Ask FSA: Crowdfunding-Fad or the Future?
Crowdfunding, or the practice of funding a project by raising small amounts of money (as little as $1) from a large number of people, turns [...]
Apply Now for 2014 Developing History Leaders @SHA
For more than 50 years, SHA has provided an intensive residential professional development experience for history professionals. Date: November 1 – 22 Location: Indianapolis, Indiana [...]
The Many Roles of a Historic Cemetery
Earlier this month I wrote about the challenges associated with defining sacred place. While one person may emotionally perceive a religious structure or even a [...]
Do You Docent?
Colleague, former Education and Interpretation Committee member, and all around terrific history professional Michelle Moon recently posted on the use of the term docent at her [...]
Are We Telling the WHOLE Story?
The interpretation of historic houses for many visitors seems to be the same story, different house. Whether it be the home of a revolutionary leader, [...]
Maymont Mansion Ranks #13 in Virginia’s Favorite Architecture Poll
AASLH Member Since 1977 The Virginia Center for Architecture announced last week that Maymont Mansion ranked #13 in a public poll to identify Virginia’s Favorite [...]