New-York Historical Society’s Expansion to House LGBTQ Museum
At the beginning of the month, the New-York Historical Society announced that it will be expanding with a new addition […]
LGBTQ history
Rehoboth’s Poodle Beach May Receive Historical Marker
While Poodle Beach in Rehoboth, Delaware is a summer holiday destination for many people today, the beach once served as […]
Audio History of AIDS Epidemic Brings Humanity to NYC Memorial
The New York City AIDS Memorial sits on a small, triangular plot that was part of the former St. Vincent’s […]
Preservation Maryland Releases Statewide LGBTQ Heritage Context Study
Earlier this week, Preservation Maryland released its landmark statewide LGBTQ Historic Context Study. The study documents nearly 400 sites related […]
Statue of Marsha P. Johnson to be Erected in her NJ Hometown
This summer cities across the country have been reckoning with the meaning of their public statues. While most of the […]
James Baldwin’s NYC Home Nominated to the National Register of Historic Places
The Manhattan home where author and activist James Baldwin spent the latter years of his life has been added to […]
Maryland to Expand Curriculum Guidelines to Include LGBTQ and Disability Rights History
Maryland’s Department of Education has announced plans to expand curriculum guidelines to include LGBTQ and disability rights history. The announcement […]
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. […]
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 […]
Pilot School for NJ LGBTQ Curriculum Program Announced
Bergen County Arts & Science Charter School will be one of the first schools to participate in the pilot program […]