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Tracing the Institutional Origins of the Public Library in New York: Tom Glynn's Reading Publics

Tracing the Institutional Origins of the Public Library in New York: Tom Glynn's Reading Publics

Tracing the Institutional Origins of the Public Library in New York: Tom Glynn's Reading Publics

Reviewed by Rob Koehler

Reviews, EducationGuest UserJuly 28, 2016Comment

What Did New Yorkers Read in the Gilded Age? Looking at the Armstrong Records

What Did New Yorkers Read in the Gilded Age? Looking at the Armstrong Records

What Did New Yorkers Read in the Gilded Age? Looking at the Armstrong Records

By Erin Schreiner

Arts & Culture, Gilded Age, EducationGuest UserJuly 19, 2016Comment

The Metropolitan Airport

The Metropolitan Airport

The Metropolitan Airport

Interviews, TransportationGuest UserJuly 15, 2016Comment

“Can’t They Be Separated?” Italian Immigrants and Irish Workers in Gilded Age New York

“Can’t They Be Separated?” Italian Immigrants and Irish Workers in Gilded Age New York

“Can’t They Be Separated?” Italian Immigrants and Irish Workers in Gilded Age New York

By Paul Moses

Gilded Age, Business & Labor, Race & EthnicityGuest UserJuly 6, 2016 Comment

“Does the United States Need a Medical Revolution?” Communism, Birth Control, and National Health Insurance in 1940s New York

“Does the United States Need a Medical Revolution?” Communism, Birth Control, and National Health Insurance in 1940s New York

“Does the United States Need a Medical Revolution?” Communism, Birth Control, and National Health Insurance in 1940s New York

By Jennifer Young

Medicine & Public HealthGuest UserJune 22, 2016Comment

A New York Story: Kitty Genovese

A New York Story: Kitty Genovese

A New York Story: Kitty Genovese

By Marcia M. Gallo

Crime & Policing, QueensGuest UserJune 4, 2016Comment

Invisible Man: Jeremiah Hamilton, the "Dark Prince" of Wall Street

Invisible Man: Jeremiah Hamilton, the "Dark Prince" of Wall Street

Invisible Man: Jeremiah Hamilton, the "Dark Prince" of Wall Street

By Shane White

Excerpts, Race & EthnicityGuest UserJune 1, 2016Comment

Bicycles: The Cure to "Newyorkitis"

Bicycles: The Cure to "Newyorkitis"

Bicycles: The Cure to "Newyorkitis"

By Evan Friss

Excerpts, TransportationGuest UserMay 25, 2016Comment

Sensibility and the Road: The Journal of Madame Knight and the Cultural Refinement of Eighteenth-Century New York

Sensibility and the Road: The Journal of Madame Knight and the Cultural Refinement of Eighteenth-Century New York

Sensibility and the Road: The Journal of Madame Knight and the Cultural Refinement of Eighteenth-Century New York

By Melissa Antonucci

British Era, Gender & Sexuality, TransportationGuest UserMay 18, 2016Comment

“Bodegas and Colmados: Dominican Vernacular Space in Washington Heights”

“Bodegas and Colmados: Dominican Vernacular Space in Washington Heights”

“Bodegas and Colmados: Dominican Vernacular Space in Washington Heights”

By Pedro A. Regalado

Manhattan, Race & EthnicityGuest UserMay 10, 2016Comment