Hi Everybody! Welcome back to Out of the Archives and Into the Streets, the Archive on Parade blog. I hope everyone had a lovely long weekend. Since we owe the holiday to President's Day, and I happened to spend the weekend in DC, I thought only a tale from the Nationa...

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Now that Santa has driven his sleigh across the five boroughs, and around the world, I'd like to welcome him back home. Turns out, the illustrious Clau...

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Now that it's October, and the Major League Baseball Postseason is upon us, it's only fitting that today's post honors Moe Berg, the Major League catcher, linguist, lawyer...

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Today's post honors a summer tradition born and bred in New York City: the rooftop bar. Even before New York was a city of skyscrapers, citizens of Gotham liked to take t...

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Tonight, Archive on Parade is debuting Talks and Turntables a brand new lecture-series-turned-dance-party. This month's talks are organized around the theme "New York at N...

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Today's post honors Jessie Tarbox Beals, the nation's first published female photojournalist. You can find her work at the New York Historical Society, or online via sever...

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Today's post features James Rivington, fake newsman turned "most excellent" Revolutionary Spy, and the collection of his papers in the Manuscripts and Archives Division of...

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Today's post features at The Masses, a radical monthly magazine published in Greenwich Village from 1911-1917. You can find the entirety of the The Masses' print r...

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I'll be posting here to offer you a look into the research process, and highlight some cool stuff I find in archives around town. 

Today's post honors John Arbuckle, the Coffee King of...