National Constitution Center Uses Theater to Bring to Life Reconstruction Era
“FOURTEEN”, a new play at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, merges history and theater to bring to life Reconstruction, […]
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NJ Program Offers Discounted Admissions to Cultural Institutions for People on Public Assistance
A new program in New Jersey offers discounted admissions to cultural institutions for residents who receive public assistance. The Families […]
Maryland Black History Museum Receives Grant to Preserve Objects
The Banneker-Douglass Museum in Annapolis, Maryland received a $50 thousand grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services to […]
Second Pennsylvania Location Added to Word Heritage Site List
On July 7, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee announced the addition of Frank Lloyd Wright’s iconic house Fallingwater to the […]
New York Commemorates Stonewall 50th
In this blog post, MARCH Digital Media Coordinator Olivia Errico explores New York exhibits commemorating the Stonewall Riots of 1969. […]
New App Teaches Users about D.C.’s Indigenous History
A new app that explores D.C.’s indigenous history launched Tuesday. The app, called “Guide to Indigenous D.C.”, teaches users about […]
Nancy Van Dolsen Appointed New CEO of Cliveden of the National Trust
Nancy Van Dolsen, a native of Northwest Philadelphia, will start as the new Chief Executive Office of the Cliveden of […]
Pennsylvania Celebrates 100 Years of Women’s Suffrage
On June 24, people across the state commemorated the 100-year anniversary of Pennsylvania’s ratification of the 19th Amendment. The 19th […]
Preservation Maryland Starts New Project to Highlight State’s LGBTQ History
Preservation Maryland, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving historic places, has turned to the Web for help documenting the state’s […]
PA Gov. Wolf Signs Bill Recognizing Juneteenth
On Wednesday Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf signed a law officially recognizing Juneteenth as a holiday in the state. The law […]