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After three years of construction, the New-York Historical Society’s redesigned landmark building is reopened for business. With spacious new interiors, this once fusty site, the society’s home since 1804, has completed the physical and intellectual transformation promised by its acclaimed “Slavery in New York” exhibition in 2005. Its new exhibits reflect its ambition, breadth and …
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The Road to Statehood, Southwest StyleOnce comprising a single territory, Arizona and New Mexico diverged in many ways long before each became a state 100 years ago. The path to statehood for New Mexico and Arizona beg… Read MoreRape, Execution and Conflicting StoriesWas justice served by the hanging of Oglala Lakota warriors Two Face and Blackfoot at Fort Laramie? The punishment defined the term “cruel and unusual”: Authorities sentenced each … Read MoreFighting for the HomesteadThe Homestead Act of 1862 opened the frontier door for many people, but clashes over free public lands continued until there was enough law and order out West to make a house on 16… Read MoreThe Warren Emporium Brought the Newfangled Concept of Recreational Shopping to CheyenneVisionary F.E. Warren became the ‘John Wanamaker of Wyoming’. Francis Emroy Warren was the most gifted entrepreneur in 19th-century Cheyenne, and he became the wealthiest man in Wy… Read MoreCatlin Was Not the First but Perhaps the Last To Believe the Mandans Were Welsh IndiansThe ‘theory’ had bolstered the British position in North America. Painter and author George Catlin loved Indians, and he loved the Mandans, but he wasn’t quite sure the Mandans wer… Read More
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