Presenting the Past

Events are free and open to the public

1999

2000

January 15, 2000 (Saturday)
Meet the People of Colonial Albany
Daughters of the American Revolution
Room 306, State Capitol, Albany
1:00 pm

January 21, 2000 (Friday)
Meet the People of Colonial Albany
Albany School of the Humanities
Whitehall Road
11:00 am

January 22, 2000 (Saturday)
River People in Early Albany
National Maritime Historical Society
5 John Walsh Blvd., Peekskill
10:30 am

February 3, 2000 (Thursday)
The Promised Land
from Mississippi to the South End to Rapp Road
An African American Odyssey
Auditorium
Hackett Middle School
7:30 pm

February 16, 2000 (Wednesday)
Meet the People of Colonial Albany
First Church in Albany
110 North Pearl Street
1:00 pm

February 18, 2000 (Friday)
Dinnah Jackson's Albany
recognition program for Black History Month Essay Contest
sponsored by Albany County Legislature and Department of Human Resources

Albany County Building
112 State Street
11:00 am

March 4, 2000 (Saturday)
Early Albany Girlhoods
New York State Museum
Museum Theater, Cultural Education Center, Albany
1:30 pm

March 10, 2000 (Friday)
Meet the People of Colonial Albany
Fourth Grade Assembly
Public School #20
570 North Pearl Street, North Albany
1:00 pm

April 15, 2000 (Saturday)
Early Albany Girlhoods
Woman's Club of Albany
725 Madison Avenue, Albany
12:30 pm

April 27, 2000 (Thursday)
Meet the People of Colonial Albany
Fourth Grade Assembly
Guilderland Elementary School
2225 Western Avenue, Guilderland
9:30 am

April 30, 2000 (Sunday)
first annual
Albany History Fair
Terrace Gallery
Cultural Education Center
Albany
noon - 5 pm
for general information contact:
Historic Cherry Hill


the Colonial Albany Project will host a display of resources and materials
and an opportunity to chat with project staff and associates
then join us for:
Meet the People of Colonial Albany
Museum Theater
3:40 pm

May 9, 2000 (Tuesday)
Tinker, Tailor, Trader
Working People in Early Albany
Labor History Month Program
Museum Theater, Cultural Education Center, Albany
noon

June 16, 2000 (Friday)
Picturing the Past
A Visual Dimension for Community History
by

Stefan Bielinski
at the
Conference on New York State History
Fordham University
Bronx, New York
(518) 474-6917

August 9, 2000 (Wednesday)
Meet the People of Colonial Albany
Time Tunnel program
Museum Theater
Cultural Education Center
Albany
1 pm

August 19, 2000 (Saturday)
The World of Abraham Yates, Jr.
Free Public Program
and
subscription Trolley Bus tour
1-3 pm
474-6917

September 16, 2000 (Saturday)
Meet the People of Colonial Albany
Cayuga County Historians
St. Peter's Parish Hall
Auburn
evening

October 12, 2000 (Thursday)
Meet the People of Colonial Albany
State Museum research staff lecture
Museum Theater
Cultural Education Center
Albany
10:30 am

November 2, 2000 (Thursday)
Captain Samuel Schuyler:
South End Pioneer

Howe Library
Schuyler & Broad Streets
Albany
6:00 pm
474-6917

November 4, 2000 (Saturday)
The People of Colonial Albany Live Here Website
Albany Institute of History and Art
11:00 am

November 11, 2000 (Saturday)
Captain Samuel Schuyler: South End Pioneer
Howe Library
Schuyler & Broad Streets
Albany
2:00 pm
474-6917

November 17, 2000 (Friday)
panel entitled
Biographies of Eighteenth-Century New Yorkers
to be presented at
Researching New York
Perspectives on Empire State History
a conference held at
University at Albany, SUNY

To plan an event with the Colonial Albany Social HistoryProject, contact Stefan Bielinski.



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