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  1. NEW BOOK | The American Archipelago: A New Edition of Oscar Handlin’s Classic Anthology, 'This Was America', edited by Kenneth Weisbrode

    Read the new edition of this classic text freely online in #OpenAccess or buy a copy: openbookpublishers.com/books/1

    #OAbooks #ImmigrationHistory

  2. For decades, the accepted story of Annie Moore, the first immigrant through Ellis Island on New Year's Day 1892, held that she moved to Texas, ran a hotel, and died in a streetcar accident. It was entirely wrong. Years of research by professional genealogist Megan Smolenyak uncovered the truth. Untapped New York tells the full story.
    #NYCHistory #EllisIsland #IrishHistory #ImmigrationHistory #NYC
    untappedcities.com/annie-moore

  3. City Beautiful blog presents a comprehensive look at Italian contributions to New York's public monuments. The article examines statues of Italian figures like Columbus, Garibaldi, and Verdi, as well as monuments created by Italian and Italian American sculptors and artists.
    #NYCHistory #ItalianAmerican #PublicArt #Monuments #ImmigrationHistory #UrbanHistory #CityBeautiful
    citybeautifulblog.com/italians

  4. my latest blog post, about several intermarried European Jewish musician families who lived in Egypt and emigrated to New York City in the 1910s and 1920s, becoming members of the Progressive Musical Benevolent Society.
    alte.klezmor.im/2026/01/13/ros

    #MusicHistory #klezmer #ImmigrationHistory

  5. Discover the surprising origins of US immigration processing! Heather Cox Richardson traces the shift from chaotic state-by-state rules to federal control at Ellis Island, from Lincoln-era encouragement to later exclusionary policies. heathercoxrichardson.substack. #ImmigrationHistory #EllisIsland #USHistory Richardson’s reporting is worth reading.

  6. I've mentioned him before but this non-Jewish musician/bandleader born in NYC in 1868, John Ellis, went on a tear of acting as a reference for naturalization applications for Jewish and klezmer musicians around 1920🤓 I still don't know what his connection is to them, like was it an orchestra, professional connection or was it just "oh if you need an American reference this guy'll do it for you"

    #genealogy #MusicHistory #ImmigrationHistory

  7. Judge to #TrumpAdministration: "This was an illegal act," Xinis said of DHS Secretary #KristiNoem's attack on #AbregoGarcia's rights, including his #deportation and imprisonment.

    "Defendants seized Abrego Garcia without any lawful authority; held him in three separate domestic detention centers without legal basis; failed to present him to any #ImmigrationHistory judge or officer; and forcibly transported him to #ElSalvador." commondreams.org/news/el-salva

  8. Join @IEHS1965’s Spring 2023 Online Book Series, March 10, 3-4:15PM EST!Maria Cristina Garcia and Kristina Shull will discuss their new books. Moderated by Llana Barber.

    Register in advance: iehs.org/event/online-books-se

    #immigrationhistory @UNC_Press

  9. Back when the American Revolution first happened, the colonists at the time saw themselves as English. Obviously they fought a war to become a politically separate entity, but to be American and to be British were to be of the same “people” in a way that to be American and say, German wasn’t.
    Of course over time, increased immigration and changing ideas about who gets to “count” as American means that is not really how we view things anymore.

    I say all that to say this: everything great and cool about America* is a result of its de-Anglicisation.
    @histodons @workingclasshistory
    #AmericanHistory #EnglishHistory #ImmigrationHistory #Immigration

  10. @earlymodernmaritimestudies

    A book I heartily recommend! Via @kevin_kenny

    #histodons: Congratulations to @CianTMcMahon for winning a Choice Outstanding Academic Title Award for his book "The Coffin Ship," a study of how Irish famine emigrants confronted life and death on board ship, building community in the face of great adversity. A fine work of #ImmigrationHistory.

  11. History: harvested ✅

    Thanks to everyone who came to the History Harvest at the Madison County Archival Library! We heard so many rich stories about the people and processes that have brought people into and through Madison County. Watch for another event in December!

    #PublicHistory #CitizenArchivist #ImmigrationHistory #Edwardsville #DigitalHumanities #Histodon #Histodons @histodons #HistoryHarvest

  12. Do you have items that tell the story of how your family came to Madison County? We'd love to take a look! The Madison County Historical Society, in collaboration with SIUE's IRIS Center and Department of History, is hosting a History Harvest on the theme of migration and immigration.

    #HistoryHarvest #DigitalHumanities #PublicHumanities #IllinoisHistory #ImmigrationHistory #AmericanHistory #Museum #MuseumStudies #LocalHistory #CitizenArchivist #Edwardsville #EdwardsvilleIllinois

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