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Founded in 2005, NAHC provides detailed information of the Dutch period of Manhattan and New Netherland from its beginnings as a small, yet multicultural, European trading station. New Amsterdam laid the foundation of a commercial trading center consisting of a diverse and adaptable society which influenced and guided its growth to what New York City is today.  We believe that understanding our roots strengthens and nourishes New York and gives those of us who live and love here a deep sense of pride.

Contribute and be a part of preserving the history of New Amsterdam 

You will be helping us:

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Develop our story-telling projects, events and public programming

Support the building of our rich and dynamic educational portal

Continue to develop virtual experiences that explore the multifaceted history of New Amsterdam

Help us achieve our ultimate goal – creation of a physical center of exploration and learning about New Amsterdam.

Friends Who Have Contributed

Societies and Organizations

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Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation
The Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation supports the study of Long Island history and its role in the American experience.
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The Society of the First Families of New York
Honoring the memory of the First Families of New York who were residents of colonial New York before 1783.
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The Netherland America Foundation
NAF fosters impactful Dutch-US exchange through initiatives like NAF-Fulbright Fellowships, arts, business, public policy, and historic preservation programs.
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The Society of the Daughters of Holland Dames
Descendants of the Ancient and Honorable Families of New Netherland
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Verenigde Feteris-de Baan en Semper Labor Stichting
Dedicated to promoting the social, scientific and cultural development of young people
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Dutch Culture USA
Sharing Dutch arts, culture and shared cultural heritage in the U.S
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Old Stone House
Dedicated to preserving and teaching local and national history as it has impacted our historically significant Brooklyn neighborhood.

Friends

Ken Chase
Sandra Lazo
Baker Charitable Foundation
Mary Lynne Wolfe
Robin Van Bokhorst

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