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New Year Update from the History Relevance Campaign
For the past four years, History Relevance has been creating united voice in the history field. Our ultimate goal is that people [...]
Missouri History Museum Breaks Attendance Records Thanks to New Approach
Crowds wait in line to see Route 66: Main Street Through St. Louis at the Missouri History Museum during the last [...]
StEPs Spotlight: Center for the History of Family Medicine
Exciting changes are happening at the 800+ organizations taking part in the StEPs program (Exciting changes are happening at the 800+ organizations [...]
Using the Holocaust Museum’s Citizen History Project to Engage Your Visitors
Our colleagues at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum have asked AASLH’s help in spreading the word about their remarkable history [...]
History Unfolded: US Holocaust Memorial Museum Launches Citizen History Project
How much did Americans know about the Holocaust when it was happening? How did they respond? The United States Holocaust Memorial [...]
Meet a Member: Sewall-Belmont House & Museum
We are excited to launch a new biweekly blog series called “Meet a Member.” AASLH has 5,500 fascinating members working [...]
Jan 15 is Deadline for Enrollment in Next Wave of Visitors Count! Research
Visitors Count! is now accepting enrollments for the next wave of research. The deadline is January 15, 2016. Visitors Count! [...]
Reflecting on the AASLH Conference Inspiration for Small Historic Sites
Thanks to a Small Museums scholarship, I attended the AASLH annual conference in Birmingham, Alabama. While there, I learned new and valuable ideas about operating [...]
Hindu Temples in the United States
Hanuman Mandir, Alpharetta, Georgia Hindu temples have marked sacred spaces for millennia in India. However, recent research documents over 200 of these structures [...]
New-York Historical Society to Present a Diverse Range of Exhibitions Spring 2014
AASLH Member Since 2002 Exhibitions will highlight iconic NYC photos by Bill Cunningham, Forgotten Sports History, Original Audubon Watercolors, and Civil War-Era Quilts NEW YORK, [...]
Marketing Historical Thinking Skills to our Colleagues
Recently I attended the American Alliance of Museums conference in charming Baltimore, Maryland. At one of the un-conference sessions and over the twitter feed (#aam2013) [...]
Adaptive Reuse of Religious Buildings
As congregations around the country shrink, disband, or move into more modern facilities, hundreds of church buildings are left vacant. These structures, many of which [...]
A Plague of Beetles on Your Historic House!
Well, the carpet-bagging, snowbirds arrived to the South more than a month early this year. No, I’m not talking about the golf-loving Midwesterners Ohioans coming [...]