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Speak Up for the NEH + More Ways to Advocate for History and Museums (Weekly Dispatch)
The new Congress and new White House have begun signaling dramatic cuts they intend for federal agencies, programs, and policies that will [...]
New AASLH Member Benefit: Special Deal on HistoryIT Services
We are pleased to announce a new benefit for AASLH Institutional Members. Members are now able to receive, at a significant discount, [...]
Believing in Community Outreach: A Lesson in Shared Authority
Second Saturday Program Audience at the York County History Center My organization recently drafted a new strategic plan that stressed [...]
Small Museums Scholarships Available for 2016 AASLH Annual Meeting & Online Conference
Small Museums Scholarships 2016 AASLH Annual Meeting and Online Conference Detroit, Michigan - September 14-17 DEADLINE: 10 June 2016 The [...]
New Museum Dedicated to “Unsung Heroes” to Open in Kansas in May 2016
When you studied history in school, did you ever wonder if there were individuals who had taken extraordinary actions but [...]
Art & Tractors: Creating an Environment of Excellence
Deere & Company is fortunate to have a robust art collection. Though the company has owned some art for most [...]
Latest Addition to Brooklyn Historical Society’s Digital Curriculum Investigates Dutch “Breukelen”
The Brooklyn Historical Society (AASLH member since 1999) recently announced the release of Dutch Breukelen: Where Brooklyn Began, the latest publication in BHS’s [...]
AASLH Unveils New Career Center
Last December, AASLH launched its new Home for History website. With the new website, AASLH is able to offer more benefits to its members. Among [...]
The Endangered “Lecture Series”
When it was founded in 1922, the Detroit Historical Society had two missions: first, to help the Detroit Public Library collect historical documents for preservation, [...]
Big Student Opportunties at Small Museums
When I was sixteen years old, a small town girl from Inverness, Florida, I went to New York City for the first time and visited [...]
Pilgrims on a Journey
A few months ago while traveling across upstate New York, I stumbled upon the Hiram Edson Farm in Clifton Springs, New York. As a lover [...]
Disaster Planning: Observations From a Firsthand Perspective
How do you prepare for the worst at your historic site? With the increase in dramatic, extreme weather conditions, there has been renewed emphasis on [...]
Staying Alive: Surviving the Online Review
According to an online customer intelligence tool, 92% of internet users read online reviews, and 89% of those users say that these reviews influence their [...]