Our popular annual magazine, Heritage, has won several awards. This full-color publication is devoted to the collections, exhibitions, and activities of the New York State Historical Association.
Our annual subscription rates for Heritage are as follows:
The New York State Historical Association’s quarterly, New York History, is the only scholarly journal devoted entirely to the history of New York State. New York History is a must read for those seeking an in-depth look at the events that shaped the history of the United States.
Our annual subscription rates for New York History are as follows:
The Farmers’ Museum is pleased to present Harvest of History, an interactive website and fourth-grade curriculum dedicated to agriculture and rural life in New York State. The website includes an interactive virtual tour of The Farmers’ Museum, a database of primary sources including museum objects and documents, printable versions of the interdisciplinary curriculum, and links to relevant resources.
Distance Learning allows you to bring the resources of New York State Historical Association to your students without ever leaving the classroom.
These real-time sessions between schools and museum educators use objects, images, engaging activities and hands-on projects to create a “virtual trip” to our museums. Our programs will enhance and enrich your student’s curriculum while complying with both national and New York State curriculum standards in social studies, science, mathematics, and art.
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For more than 100 years the New York State Historical Association has collected, exhibited, and published the best of our state's history for teachers and students.
Now, the Association is pleased to provide curriculum materials for your classroom. Based on New York learning standards, these lessons and activities bring history to life by delivering hands-on and engaging lessons for your students. They introduce students to key themes in New York State history, while helping them to hone their analytical, interpretation, and literacy skills.
The 2011 October Conference for Teachers
Thursday, October 13 and Friday, October 14, 2011