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How are Anthropologists Preparing for the 250th?
Figure 1; Manifestacion (Demonstration) by Antonio Berni, 1934 by Megan Spainhour, AASLH Membership and Office Coordinator In 2023, as [...]
Opposing Censorship: AASLH and Coalition Sue U.S. Department of the Interior
Today, AASLH and a coalition of parks, science, and design groups filed a lawsuit in federal court challenging U.S. Department of [...]
Will Shuster’s Lost Paintings of Carlsbad Caverns National Park
"Carlsbad #1, The Queen's Chamber" by Will Shuster By Dwight T. Pitcaithley In 1924, Santa Fe artist Will Shuster [...]
In Thanksgiving of History Organizations and Workers
This Thanksgiving, the staff of AASLH extends our gratitude to our nation’s museums and historic sites and the people [...]
An Invitation to the Small Museums, Important Collections Summit
By Sean Blinn, AASLH Small Museums Committee Chair Small museums can be some of the most rewarding places to [...]
Using Workforce Data to Shape the 2026 AASLH–NCPH Joint Conference
Deadline for proposals: December 5, 2025 Next year, the AASLH and NCPH joint conference will bring together more than [...]
Tell AASLH How the Current Environment Is Reshaping Your Work
Across the country, history organizations of all sizes and missions are navigating content restrictions, diminished funding opportunities, and other [...]
Submit “Hypothetical” Ethical Dilemmas for Upcoming AASLH Annual Conference Session
By Leah W. Craig, Deputy Director, Kentucky Historical Society Ethical challenges at museums and historic sites frequently make headlines. While it may be easy [...]
Statement on White House Interference at the Smithsonian
The White House’s latest, most concerted effort yet to bend the Smithsonian Institution to its will through a “comprehensive review” of content and policies—starting [...]
Trust Americans to Learn from the Past
A joint statement by the American Association for State and Local History (AASLH), Organization of American Historians (OAH), Association for the Study of African [...]
Don’t Forget to Stop by the Silent Auction at the AASLH Annual Conference
Joining us at the AASLH Annual Conference this September? Don’t forget to stop by the Silent Auction to help support AASLH! The silent auction [...]
Interpreting Historic House Museums Today Summit Recap
By Bethany L. Hawkins On April 22-23, 2025, AASLH held a summit at the Ford Estate in Grosse Pointe Shores, MI, for historic house [...]
AASLH 2025 Sessions for Educators and Interpreters
By Michele Longo, Office of Historic Alexandria, VA, and AASLH Educators and Interpreters Committee Chair There are so many great sessions at this year’s [...]