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New project. We announced an indexing project organized by Harold Kravis. Harold has begun the task of adding to the new Jewishgen Memorial Plaque Project. If you would like to help, contact Harold at harold.kravis55@gmail.com
Attend an IAJGS Conference!
The 37th Annual IAJGS International Conference:
Orlando, FL July 23-28, 2017 Can't attend? - Try alternate registration. Click here and find out about Live! Video streaming of 60 selected lectures (full week or daily) and audio/slides of conference proceedings for individuals unable to attend. Also available 90 days after the conference. |
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The 38th Annual IAJGS Conference
Warsaw, Poland at The POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews There is a new smartphone and tablet travel app for Jewish Warsaw. The app is called “Warsaw, Varshe”. Link |
New York to the Nation: Exploring History through the Holdings of the National Archives - Rotunda Panel Exhibit
On February 11th, the National Archives at New York City unveiled the new panel exhibit, New York to the Nation: Exploring History through the Holdings of the National Archives, in the 2nd floor Rotunda of the historic Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House.
New York to the Nation offers visitors an opportunity to view facsimile copies of photographs, petitions, letters, military records, and more from the holdings of the National Archives.
Discover the history of the Customs House and U.S. Customs Service. Learn about the story of New York from its days as a Dutch colony through its place at the heart of American immigration, finance and innovation. Explore the different types of records held by the Archives and how to access them for research.
The panel exhibit is viewable during public hours; 10:00 am to 5:00 pm daily and until 8:00 pm on Thursdays.
On February 11th, the National Archives at New York City unveiled the new panel exhibit, New York to the Nation: Exploring History through the Holdings of the National Archives, in the 2nd floor Rotunda of the historic Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House.
New York to the Nation offers visitors an opportunity to view facsimile copies of photographs, petitions, letters, military records, and more from the holdings of the National Archives.
Discover the history of the Customs House and U.S. Customs Service. Learn about the story of New York from its days as a Dutch colony through its place at the heart of American immigration, finance and innovation. Explore the different types of records held by the Archives and how to access them for research.
The panel exhibit is viewable during public hours; 10:00 am to 5:00 pm daily and until 8:00 pm on Thursdays.
