Controversial monuments, Revolutionary War monuments in the Hudson Valley, cemetery workshops, documenting covid-19. 

Documenting Covid-19's impact on the local community, Charles Willson Peale's 1801 Mastodon moved from Germany back to the US for display, and more. 

The Office of the Orange County Health Commissioner is advising that everyone who is able to do so should remain at home until further notice. Therefore, all meetings, public programming and archive-based research projects, on and off site are canceled/ postponed at this time.

We are still available via email, and will try to answer or forward inquiries when possible.

Link to e-newsletter here.

Cemetery Workshops, Warwick Symposium and Semiquincentennial meetings in the spring of 2020.

​Link for e-newsletter here. 

Newburgh Masonic Lodge Time Capsule Opened, 250th of the Battle of Golden Hill, Annual Reports Due.

​Link to e-newsletter here. 

​February 15, 2019 E-Newsletter: Mildred Starin to receive woman of history award, short history of Downing Park, Goshen Track seeking donations, heritage development grants

Upcoming talk on creating a local historic commission, New book about Orange County dairy farms, Historic Bloomer-Dailey house, new historic marker in Goshen, etc. 

End of year review of WWI events, D.A.R Quassaick chapter celebrates 125 years, the legacy of the Orange Blossoms, Local connection to  the Titanic, etc. 

Tower of Victory opens to the public, OC Legislators visit Algonquin Park, WTBQ features author Mike Matsler

Colden Ruins paneling rescued, Gillibrand announces Fed funding for Historic Preservation, Pony Express author at Warwick Library