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Downtown Archæologies
A class project for the Spring 2018 "Media History of New York" Media, Culture, and Communication class taught by Moacir P. de Sá Pereira
Edward DeGrant, Pauline Levine, Redlining, and Two New York Museums
What happened to the residents of city houses-turned-museums after they moved out?
Grace Afsari-Mamagani
Grace is a doctoral candidate in English and American Literature at New York University working at the intersection of information experience design, contemporary literature, and critical digital pedagogies. She is especially interested in the epistemological and ontological implications of 21st-century literature
Happy Hour Discussion: Scholarly Writing in an Online Environment
NewYorkScapes is hosting an informal happy hour discussion about scholarly writing in online environments.
Historic Sites, Racialized Geographies, and the Responsibilities of Public Historians
A discussion session dedicated to exploring the reponsibilities of public historians in interpreting relationship between present-day landscapes and historic sites.
Historical City Data Log-a-Thon
Come join NewYorkScapes for a historical data catalog building event co-sponsored by the Digital Culture/s Colloquium. We'll be searching open-access digital libraries and data sources high and low for undiscovered data documenting the history of the city of New York.
House of Genius Project
The House of Genius Project is part of a group digital project on Washington Square and Greenwich Village conducted by librarians in the Humanities and Social Sciences department of NYU's Bobst Library.
Documenting New York City’s House of the Good Shepherd
This project recovers the history of New York City’s House of the Good Shepherd, the largest Magdalen asylum operating in Manhattan during the 19th century.
Inquisite
Inquisite is a tool for collaboratively organizing and analyzing research data using proven techniques developed for archival management and social networks.
Irish Speakers and the Empire City
Irish Speakers & the Empire City is a collaborative endeavor to try to identify and record the household information of residents of New York City born in Ireland who claimed Irish (Gaelic) as their mother tongue on the 1910 census.