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From Afghanistan to the offices of the Pentagon: U.S. Army historical documents to be accessible anywhere, anytime Thanks to a large-scale digitization project now underway, the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center will make its important, immense historical collection available instantly and easily to Army leaders, educators, veterans, students, and researchers anywhere in the world… Read On

Nominations are now Open! The Philip S. Klein Book Prize is awarded for the best book on a topic that illuminates the history of Pennsylvania every even-numbered year… Read On

The Pennsylvania State Capitol The Winter 2020 issue of Pennsylvania History: A Journal of Mid-Atlantic Studies is devoted to a special theme: “Harrisburg, Digital Public History, and the City Beautiful.” The two guest editors are James LaGrand and David Pettegrew of Messiah College, who run the Digital Harrisburg Project there… Read On

The Pennsylvania State Archives and the Pennsylvania Historical Association invite applications for the 2020 Scholars in Residence Program. The Scholars in Residence Program provides support for up to four weeks of full-time research and study in manuscript and state record collections maintained by the Pennsylvania State Archives… Read On

Did you enjoy our Annual Meeting in 2019? Join us at #PAHistory2020 in Williamsport next October! The PHA invites proposals for its 2020 annual meeting to be hosted at Lycoming College in Williamsport, PA., October 15-17, 2020… Read On

Excellent historical scholarship is predicated on the diligence of talented students and educators. We are appreciative for all those who contributed to our annual awards -- the editors, chairs, committee members, and our hosts at Indiana University of Pennsylvania -- and especially the participants… Read On

The Pennsylvania Historical Association is honored to publish the text of Charles McCollester's keynote address, delivered at our 2019 Annual Meeting in Indiana, Pennsylvania. He situated the sacrifices made by a diverse group of union organizers -- including Fannie Sellins, "the articulate female organizer considered by many to be the successor of Mary Harris Jones," during the 1919 steel and coal strikes -- within the contemporary struggle to secure civil rights for all Americans… Read On

To mark the centennial of the Steel Strike of 1919, the Pennsylvania Historical Association presents here an audio tape of an interview with Monessen resident John Czelen, a local labor leader… Read On

From the Summer issue (86.3) of Pennsylvania History: A Journal of Mid-Atlantic Studies, the Pennsylvania Historical Association proudly presents for free access Tim Kelly and Margaret Power’s “Novelt: Worker’s Haven and Missed Opportunity.” The article can be found here, online on JSTOR and Project Muse, in addition to the physical journal… Read On

The WALS (Wheeling Academy of Law and Science) Foundation and Ohio County Public Library are teaming up to present the Reuther-Pollack Labor History Symposium III, this with the theme "Women in Labor History… Read On