Empire State Engagements features conversations with historians of New York State, hosted and produced by @DrRobertChiles for the @nysmuseum & @nyhjournal. 🗽🍎
As Women’s History Month comes to a close do not forget to watch our first episode from the newest season with @ahopkinsbenton. Ms. Hopkins-Benton highlights multiple women’s connections with an industrial Singer sewing machine recently curated at @nysmuseum!
Ya girl got tenure!! I’m so proud to share that I’ve been promoted to Associate Professor of Religion at Kalamazoo College @kcollege & I’m so grateful to all my brilliant students & kind colleagues for their support 🧡🖤
In one of our most recent episodes Curator Connie Frisbee Houde from @nysmuseum demonstrates how manikins are dress for displays! 🗽
#NewYork#WomensHistory
It is no small pleasure to see this piece appear in @NYHJournal; I am very grateful for the support and guidance provided by editor @DrRobertChiles through the review process in addition to the referees' attention and recommendations. #history#NewYork
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We're pleased to present our latest episode: a conversation with @Bradwick33 of the @nysmuseum about the museum's recently acquired ca. 1890 hand fire engine.
#newyorkhistory#firefighting🚒
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@DrRobertChiles@EmpireStateHist@nysmuseum Definitely worth a watch. Fashion is so central to history and you can see the love & care the curators gave to these dresses.
We're pleased to present our newest episode: a conversation with @nysmuseum clothing & textile curator Connie Frisbee Houde, exploring the history of a 1935 wedding dress & the process of exhibiting the gowns.
#newyorkhistory#weddinggown#womeninhistory
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I'm pleased to present our newest episode: a conversation with @NYSHistorian Devin Lander on his work with the @NYHJournal, the @NYHistoryMinute podcast, & his role as State Historian--as well as the history of that position. Part 2 premieres next week!
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I am pleased to present our newest episode: an in-person conversation with @ahopkinsbenton of the @nysmuseum on a newly acquired Singer sewing machine & the experiences of immigrant women in #Chinatown & New York's garment industry.
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We're back!
We are excited to begin premiering new content over the next few weeks, including a series of in-person interviews at the @nysmuseum!
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"Babe Ruth Gets Political" now available online for viewing and CTLE credit!
Grab some peanuts and Cracker Jack and view this engaging program presented by @DrRobertChiles.
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Discover the stories of New Yorkers who served in WWII as part of the legendary Tuskegee Airmen, an all-Black group of pilots serving in the then still-segregated U.S. Army on the latest episode of @NYHistoryMinute.
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Manhattan Skyline and Brooklyn Bridge at night, c. 1929, Irving Browning photographer. Courtesy of the New York State Museum, donation in memory of Paul and Gertrude Meistrich and Sue Ben-Dor. #NYHistory
Thanksgiving Greetings!
We hope you enjoy this postcard collection, ca. 1910, from Sister Freida Sipple of the South Family Shakers, West Albany, N.Y.
(NYSM Collection)
TONIGHT!
"Babe Ruth Gets Political: Sports and Identity Politics in the Roaring Twenties." Join Journal editor @DrRobertChiles for an in-person presentation at the @nysmuseum on Thursday, November 17 at 7:00 PM! https://t.co/dnunPzqiZm