Long Island in the 1960s
Long Island in the 1960s: A Visual Essay
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Continue ReadingBy Nomi Dayan The Whale-Hunt: A Tale in Images
Continue ReadingMusic and art were the interconnected passions of artist William Sidney Mount’s life. Mount was one of the foremost pre-Civil War genre painters in the United States who lived in Stony Brook and Setauket, Long Island, for the majority of his life. Born into a family that loved singing, dancing, and performing music nearly as […]
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Continue Reading[videojs width=”450″ height=”253″ mp4=”http://lihj.cc.stonybrook.edu/media/SouthamptonWomen.mp4″][/videojs] Editor’s Note “Southampton Women Who Made a Difference” was an exhibition hosted by the Southampton Historical Museum from March 6 to May 1, 2010. It sprang from a slide presentation on 100 Long Island women given by Dr. Gaynell Stone in 1996 at the Hofstra University conference on “Long Island Women: […]
Continue ReadingTrack 1: “Big Duck Ramble” Editor’s Note Caroline Doctorow, a resident of Bridgehampton, has established herself as a major figure on the acoustic music scene, touring the east coast as well as co-hosting the syndicated folk radio show, “The Song Trails Radio Hour.” She has six albums to her credit with her most recent, “Another […]
Continue Reading“Isle of Beauty, Fare-Thee-Well” (song)
Continue ReadingIntroduction to “Isle of Beauty, Fare-Thee-Well”
Continue ReadingTrack 1: Introduction to “Isle of Beauty, Fare-Thee-Well” Track 2: “Isle of Beauty, Fare-Thee-Well” (song) Editor’s Note With this issue of the LIHJ, we expand our resources section by presenting “Isle of Beauty, Fare-Thee-Well,” the first of what will be occasional recordings linked to Long Island’s history. Stephen and Susan Sanfilippo are educators, researchers and […]
Continue ReadingThe Long Island Museum of American Art, History & Carriages hosted the exhibition Growing Up on Long Island from February 21 until October 25, 2009. The exhibit explored the many ways that childhood has changed across this region since 1800. Funded by the New York Council on the Humanities and the beneficiary of many expert […]
Continue ReadingLee Koppelman Long Island: A Unique Corner of the World (1:31 min.)
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Continue ReadingLee Koppelman Long Island’s Demographic Changes Since 1965 (2:42 min.)
Continue ReadingLee Koppelman Long Island’s Clean Energy Future (3:10 min.)
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Continue ReadingLee Koppelman Suffolk’s Farmland Preservation Program (2.06 min.)
Continue ReadingLee Koppelman Origins of Suffolk County Planning Department, 1960 (1.37 min.)
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