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- A Spring Walk with Susan Fenimore Cooper – Spring Newsletter, 2023
- A Talk on The Rediscovery of a 1653 Portrait by Jan Lievens -Spring Newsletter, 2023
- A Walk in Central Park
- A Win for Women – Spring Newsletter, 2023
- Dutch Painter, Pieter de Hooch, Embraced the Simple Joys of Home – Spring Newsletter, 2023
- From the Sultans’ Garden to the Park Avenue Malls
- Len Tantillo’s New Work on the Connecticut River and Fort Good Hope
- Mapping Early New York and Long Island – Spring Newsletter, 2023
- Mapping Early New York Surges Forward on Several Fronts Toya Dubin Project Manager
- NAHC and the New-York Historical Society – New York before New York Opening
- NAHC Celebrates Its 18th Anniversary with a New and Updated Website
- NAHC in Atlas Obscura!
- NAHC Salutes Artist Len Tantillo’s Latest Work
- Over 40,000 Undelivered Dutch Letters Rediscovered – Spring Newsletter, 2023
- Shipwreck and Salvation – The Wreck of The Prince Maurice 1657
- Spring Lecture at the New York Botanical Garden
- The Birthplace of Patroon Kiliaen van Renssaelaer to be Museum – Spring Newsletter, 2023
- Tulips on Park Avenue – Spring Newsletter, 2023
- What was the original ‘Jersey Sound’? Maybe it was like this group
- When did it all begin? When was New York Founded? #26
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- “Breaking Free from a Girls’ Boarding School”? American Mass Culture and the Roaring Twenties in the Netherlands #18
- “For Two Years, or Perhaps Forever”; Wilhelmina Douglas Hawley and the Artists’ Colony in Rijsoord #20
- A Blauvelt Descendant: Researching Family History Paperback
- A Description of New Netherland
- A Dutch Family in the Middle Colonies: 1660-1800
- A Dutch Prince, His American Jeep, and Two Female Passengers #16
- A Hudson Valley Reckoning: Discovering the Forgotten History of Slaveholding in My Dutch American Family
- A Sabre for Eisenhower: Forging Transatlantic Bonds for the Twentieth Century #21
- A Saltwater Frontier: Indians and the Contest for the American Coast
- A Spring Walk with Susan Fenimore Cooper – Spring Newsletter, 2023
- A Talk on The Rediscovery of a 1653 Portrait by Jan Lievens -Spring Newsletter, 2023
- A Walk in Central Park
- A Win for Women – Spring Newsletter, 2023
- An Interview with colonist, Catalina Trico
- Before Central Park
- Brothers Among Nations: The Pursuit of Intercultural Alliances in Early America, 1580-1660
- Catalyntje Trico: A Life in New Amsterdam
- Dutch American Perspective #10
- Dutch Painter, Pieter de Hooch, Embraced the Simple Joys of Home – Spring Newsletter, 2023
- Edward Winslow: Anglo-Dutch-American Pilgrim #15
- Explorers, Fortunes and Love Letters: A Window on New Netherland
- Exploring Historic Dutch New York: New York City * Hudson Valley * New Jersey * Delaware
- Facing East from Indian Country: A Native History of Early America
- Fellow Founding Fathers: Gijsbert Karel van Hogendorp and Thomas Jefferson #19
- Food, Drink and Celebrations of the Hudson Valley Dutch
- Four Hundred Years in America: Seventeenth Century Immigrant Ancestors Paperback
- From the Sultans’ Garden to the Park Avenue Malls
- Fur, Fortune, and Empire: The Epic History of the Fur Trade in America
- Govert Loockermans
- Growing Up Dutch in Iowa #11
- Hurley and its History: Historical Views Changing over Time #23
- Imagine New Amsterdam
- Jane Addams and Aletta Jacobs at the Women’s Congress in The Hague #13
- Jersey City’s Dutch Roots by Firth Haring Fabend, Ph.D
- John Romeyn Brodhead’s Hunt for History #5
- Johnny Goes Dutch #7
- Kiliaen van Rensselaer (1586-1643): Designing a New World
- Lady Liberty as Muse: An Inspired Dutch Writer and Her Love for the United States of America #17
- Land So Fair
- Len Tantillo’s New Work on the Connecticut River and Fort Good Hope
- Manuel de Gerret de Reus
- Mapping Early New York and Long Island – Spring Newsletter, 2023
- Mapping Early New York Surges Forward on Several Fronts Toya Dubin Project Manager
- Margrietje Cosyns
- Mass Murder on Manhattan #4
- Mayken’s World #2
- Meet Lisbeth Vrooman, Speaking from 17th-Century Albany
- NAHC and the New-York Historical Society – New York before New York Opening
- NAHC Celebrates Its 18th Anniversary with a New and Updated Website
- NAHC in Atlas Obscura!
- NAHC Salutes Artist Len Tantillo’s Latest Work
- New Amsterdam: What’s in a Name? #3
- Newsletter – Spring, 2023
- On the First Dutch Translation of the U.S. Constitution #8
- Over 40,000 Undelivered Dutch Letters Rediscovered – Spring Newsletter, 2023
- Recollections and Reconnections: War History as Family History #25
- Rising from the Ashes: The Afterlife of a Phoenix #14
- Shipwreck and Salvation – The Wreck of The Prince Maurice 1657
- Sight, Sound, Touch, and Taste: Africans Sensing the Dutch in New Netherland #24
- Sojourner Truth: Enslaved Woman of a Dutch-New York Family #12
- Spring Lecture at the New York Botanical Garden
- Sweet Prospects and a Bitter Experience: The Adventures of Gerrit Boon and Jan Lincklaen #9
- The “Little Ice Age”
- The Animal Fleet to New Amsterdam
- The Animal Fleet to New Netherland – Facebook Paragraph
- The Birthplace of Patroon Kiliaen van Renssaelaer to be Museum – Spring Newsletter, 2023
- The Colony of New Netherland: A Dutch Settlement in Seventeenth-Century America
- The Diary of Asser Levy: First Jewish Citizen of New York Hardcover
- The Dutch Republic through Bostonian Eyes #22
- The First Families
- The Island at the Center of the World: The Epic Story of Dutch Manhattan and the Forgotten Colony that Shaped America
- The Patron Saint of New York #1
- The Schaghen Letter – The Land Agreement between the Native Americans and the Dutch Settlers
- The Slow Death of Slavery in Dutch New York
- The Story of Asser Levy
- The Story of New Amsterdam
- The Tale of the White Horse: The First Slave Trading Voyage to New Netherland #6
- Tulips on Park Avenue – Spring Newsletter, 2023
- What was the original ‘Jersey Sound’? Maybe it was like this group
- When did it all begin? When was New York Founded? #26
