Explore the Collaboration of the Brooklyn NAACP and the Black Church in the Fight for Racial Justice
The Center for Brooklyn History is marking the 100th anniversary of the Brooklyn Chapter of the NAAC...
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Delve Into the History of the Sanborn Map Company With Green-Wood Cemetery
Intended as documentation for the fire insurance industry, the maps produced by the Sanborn Map Comp...
Get a Look at Some Archival Gems With a New Center for Brooklyn History Online Program Series
It was 125 years ago that the Brooklyn Public Library first started serving patrons, and in celebrat...
Kick Off Women’s History Month With an Online Discussion About Transit Pioneers
The New York Transit Museum is delving into the stories of the women who blazed a trail in the city ...
Get Inspired by Grassroots Advocates as They Share Their Path to Historic District Designation
Listen in as Brooklyn locals share how they pushed for the landmarking of their block. Members of th...
Join Photographers for a Conversation on Documenting Racial Justice Protests in Brooklyn
The Center for Brooklyn History is gathering photographers to share their experiences and insights a...
Join Six New York City Historic Sites for Some Winter Crafting
You can keep small hands busy this week with historic activities and games being offered up by six h...
Explore History, Activism and Performance by Applying to Be a Weeksville Freedom Fellow
Weeksville Heritage Center and their resident artist, Ebony Noelle Golden, are seeking out curious, ...
Brooklyn-Based Producer Brings Virtual Theater to Audiences Around the World
“It is wild to think we are still MAYBE AT MINIMUM 8 months from theatre really coming back,” Je...
Brooklyn Historical Society Panel Explores Hip Hop History and Systemic Racism
Virtual programming continues with the latest thought-provoking discussion from Brooklyn Historical ...
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