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Baltimore Museum of Industry Announces New Podcast Series

Yesterday the Baltimore Museum of Industry announced the launch of a new podcast series that explores the history of the […]

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Olivia Errico

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Baltimore Museum of Industry Distributes Free At-Home Field Trip Kits

Each year more than 30,000 students visit the Baltimore Museum of Industry to learn about the city’s industrial past. While […]

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Olivia Errico

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Workers at Philly Art Museum Petition for Union

On May 22, workers at the Philadelphia Museum of Art announced their intention to unionize and requested that the museum’s […]

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Olivia Errico

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New Marker in Maryland Recognizes Historic Strike

On April 7, 1970, road workers employed by Garrett County in Maryland went on strike in an effort to unionize. […]

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Olivia Errico

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American Labor Museum in NJ Opens New Exhibit on Union Made Fashion

Today, newspapers often run headlines highlighting poor labor conditions in overseas clothing factories. A new exhibit opening at the American […]

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Olivia Errico

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Marianna, PA Receives First State Historical Marker Commemorating Mining Accident

Blue and gold state historical markers are a common site in Philadelphia and certain regions of Pennsylvania. However, until Saturday […]

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Olivia Errico

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American Labor Museum in NJ Holds 27th Annual Labor Day Parade

The American Labor Museum in Haledon, New Jersey today stands on a quiet street, but in 1913, this historic house […]

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Olivia Errico

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New MARCH Exhibit: Women at Work on Cooper Street

“Women at Work on Cooper Street” is the newest exhibit on display at the MARCH house at Rutgers-Camden. The project details the varied lives of women who lived along Cooper Street in Camden in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

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Amy Osterhout

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Oral History Project at Hagley Preserves Brandywine Valley Stories

The project includes over 150 interviews conducted between 1954 and 1990 by Hagley’s staff and volunteers.

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Lucy Davis

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‘See You in the Streets’–Art and Public History Q&A with Artist and Author Ruth Sergel

Q&A with author, artist, and agitator Ruth Sergel about her arts, humanities, public history, and social activism practice, writing ‘See You in the Streets,’ and more.

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