Archives Magazine Index
Summer 2001 – Spring 2012
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
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Nabakoff, Emin, X:3:(Winter 2011) 22
Nagasaki, Japan, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 25
Naidus, Jeremy W. (au), VIII:1:(Summer 2008) 3, 16–17, VIII:3:(Winter 2009) 5, 46, VIII:4:(Spring 2009) 4, 36–37, 40, IX:1:(Summer 2009) 38, 40, IX:3:(Winter 2010) 32, IX:4:(Spring 2010) 4–5, 34–35, X:1:(Summer 2010) 5, 36, X:2:(Fall 2010) 5, 32, 33, X:3:(Winter 2011) 4, 5, 10, X:4:(Spring 2011) 4, 32–33, 36, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 4, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 5, 36, XI:2:(Fall 2011) 3, 33, 36, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 5, 33, 36, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 4, 33, 36
Nalle, Charles, X:1:(Summer 2010) 20–23
under arrest, X:1:(Summer 2010) 22
odyssey, X:1:(Summer 2010) 21–22
rescued, X:1:(Summer 2010) 22–23
Nancy Drew Mystery Stories, V:4:(Spring 2006) 13–15
Naples, N.Y., VI:1:(Summer 2006) 6–7
Nash, Dede (au), XI:1:(Summer 2011) 5, 19–23
Nassau County, N.Y. airfields, III:2:(Fall 2003) 8–12
Nation of Islam (NOI), X:3:(Winter 2011) 23
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), II:2:(Fall 2002) 5
National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) (Washington, D.C.), V:1:(Summer 2005) 8–9, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 38–XI:1:(Summer 2011) 39, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 35
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), VII:4:(Spring 2008) 10
National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 24, X:4:(Spring 2011) 27
National Baseball Hall of Fame (Cooperstown, N.Y.), II:4:(Spring 2003) 8–12
National Civil Liberties Bureau (NCLB), IX:1:(Summer 2009) 34, 35
National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control, III:4:(Spring 2004) 15–16
National Council for History Education (NCHE) award, X:1:(Summer 2010) 9
National Education Association (NEA), VII:3:(Winter 2008) 25
National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry, X:1:(Summer 2010) 11
National Grape Cooperative Association, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 7, VII:1:(Summer 2007) 15
National Guard. See New York National Guard
National Prohibition Act, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 17
National Resources Defense Council (NRDC), I:2:(Fall 2001) 12–13
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR), IX:3:(Winter 2010) 28, 29
National Woman Suffrage Association (NWSA), I:2:(Fall 2001) 20–22
National Woman's Hospital for Inebriates and Opium Eaters (Wilton, Conn.), IV:4:(Spring 2005) 14
Native Americans. See American Indians
natural disasters. See heat waves
The Nature Conservancy, I:2:(Fall 2001) 10–13
Navas, Devin, X:3:(Winter 2011) 6
Nazi Germany, IX:1:(Summer 2009) 10
Neale, Reginald, X:3:(Winter 2011) 4
Neely, John, X:2:(Fall 2010) 26
Neptune Foundation, II:1:(Summer 2002) 11
New American Club, VII:4:(Spring 2008) 23
New Berlin, N.Y., III:1:(Summer 2003) 25, V:1:(Summer 2005) 25
New Cracow Friendship Society, VII:4:(Spring 2008) 23
New Deal, VIII:2:(Fall 2008) 26–27, 29
New Netherland, I:3:(Winter 2002) 8–10, 14, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 8–11, V:1:(Summer 2005) 14–17, VI:4:(Spring 2007) 9–13
religious tolerance in, VII:3:(Winter 2008) 8–11
New Netherland Project, I:3:(Winter 2002) 12–13
New Paltz, N.Y., VII:4:(Spring 2008) 35, X:1:(Summer 2010) 18
during Civil War, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 23–26
Elting Memorial Library, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 26
Huguenot Historical Society, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 26
New Paltz Ladies' Aid Society, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 25
New Paltz Times, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 23–26
New Rochelle, N.Y., IX:3:(Winter 2010) 24, 25
library, I:1:(Summer 2001) 5
Mexican population in, I:1:(Summer 2001) 4–5
New York Air National Guard 106th Rescue Wing, V:1:(Summer 2005) 28–32
New York Archives
"Ask the Archivist," V:1:(Summer 2005) 35, V:2:(Fall 2005) 29, V:3:(Winter 2006) 31, V:4:(Spring 2006) 31, VI:2:(Fall 2006) 29, VI:4:(Spring 2007) 35, VII:4:(Spring 2008) 35
letters to the editor, II:2:(Fall 2002) 4, III:1:(Summer 2003) 4, III:3:(Winter 2004) 2, IV:1:(Summer 2004) 4, V:3:(Winter 2006) 7, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 4, VI:3:(Winter 2007) 7, VI:4:(Spring 2007) 4, VII:1:(Summer 2007) 4, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 4, VIII:4:(Spring 2009) 5
preservation tips, I:1:(Summer 2001) 31, I:2:(Fall 2001) 31, I:3:(Winter 2002) 31, I:4:(Spring 2002) 31, II:1:(Summer 2002) 31, II:2:(Fall 2002) 31, III:1:(Summer 2003) 7
New York Association for New Americas (NYANA), VII:4:(Spring 2008) 21–23
New York City
banking, V:1:(Summer 2005) 33
Blizzard of 1888, VII:3:(Winter 2008) 36
botanical gardens, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 12–15
Center for Jewish History, I:4:(Spring 2002) 6–7
Chinatown, I:2:(Fall 2001) 16–19, V:4:(Spring 2006) 24–27
Colonial period, IV:3:(Winter 2005) 18–21, V:4:(Spring 2006) 16–19, VI:4:(Spring 2007) 9–13, VII:3:(Winter 2008) 8–11
education
Chinese Americans, I:2:(Fall 2001) 16–19
during World War I, III:2:(Fall 2003) 16–19, V:4:(Spring 2006) 20–23
fashion industry, IV:1:(Summer 2004) 23–26
Fresh Air Fund children, III:1:(Summer 2003) 31
homelessness in, V:3:(Winter 2006) 8–12
hotels, VIII:2:(Fall 2008) 10–13
infant abandonment, VIII:2:(Fall 2008) 14–17
Jubilee Fashion Show, IV:1:(Summer 2004) 24–26
literature depicting, IV:3:(Winter 2005) 14–17
USS Monitor and, VIII:3:(Winter 2009) 22–25, VIII:4:(Spring 2009) 5
music, 18th-century, II:4:(Spring 2003) 26–27
9th Ward school disaster, Nov. 20, 1851, VII:1:(Summer 2007) 30
Orange Day Riot, 1871, II:4:(Spring 2003) 20–22
popular culture, mid-20th-century, IV:3:(Winter 2005) 14–17
public baths, II:1:(Summer 2002) 8–11
public health, II:1:(Summer 2002) 8–11
terrorism and
September 11, 2001, I:3:(Winter 2002) 6–7, 13, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 24–25
September 20, 1920, II:2:(Fall 2002) 8–11
water supply for, II:4:(Spring 2003) 23–25
Women's Republican Association, VIII:1:(Summer 2008) 23
Yiddish newspapers in, VI:2:(Fall 2006) 24–27
New York City Council, X:2:(Fall 2010) 13
New York City Department of Street Cleaning (DSC), IX:2:(Fall 2009) 28, 30
New York City Draft Riots, VIII:3:(Winter 2009) 12
New York City Fire Department, IV:1:(Summer 2004) 6–7
New York City Hall, VIII:3:(Winter 2009) 10, 17
New York City Municipal Archives, fashion collection, IV:1:(Summer 2004) 23
New York Civil War Centennial Commission, X:4:(Spring 2011) 6
New York Condensed Milk Company, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 20
New York County Clerk's Office, records management, post-9/11, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 24–25
New York County Supreme Court, XI:2:(Fall 2011) 30, 32
records management, post-9/11, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 24–25
New York Court of Chancery, XI:2:(Fall 2011) 30–32
New York & Erie Railroad, VI:3:(Winter 2007) 16–20
New York Foundling Asylum, VIII:2:(Fall 2008) 14
The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 29
The New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 29, VIII:1:(Summer 2008) 33
New York Giants, VIII:4:(Spring 2009) 20–23
New-York Historical Society, IV:3:(Winter 2005) 20–21, X:1:(Summer 2010) 27
New York Horticultural Society, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 15
New York Manumission Society, III:4:(Spring 2004) 21–22
New York National Guard, III:3:(Winter 2004) 8–12, III:4:(Spring 2004) 4, IX:3:(Winter 2010) 13–16
New York Office of State Fire Marshal. See Office of State Fire Marshal
New York Orphan Asylum, III:3:(Winter 2004) 16–17
New York Public Library, IV:3:(Winter 2005) 21, VIII:1:(Summer 2008) 33, X:3:(Winter 2011) 36
building/construction of, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 14–18
a family story emerges, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 16–17
from idea to reality, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 15–16
a tragic accident, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 17
reflections at 100th anniversary, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 17–18
The New York Researcher, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 29
New York School for the Deaf (White Plains, N.Y.), II:3:(Winter 2003) 24
New York State. See also specific topics
classical place names, origins, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 31
Colonial period, I:3:(Winter 2002) 8–10, 14, IV:3:(Winter 2005) 24–25, V:4:(Spring 2006) 16–19, VI:4:(Spring 2007) 6–7, 9–13
geography, I:4:(Spring 2002) 16–19, II:1:(Summer 2002) 5
governor's mansion, I:4:(Spring 2002) 9
insolvency proceedings, V:2:(Fall 2005) 28–29
land transactions, V:4:(Spring 2006) 5
Local Government Records Law, 1987, V:1:(Summer 2005) 5
Military Tract, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 31
purchase of Iroquois land, VI:3:(Winter 2007) 8–11
Web site "web crawl," VII:1:(Summer 2007) 8
New York State Archives
acquisitions, 2006-2007, VII:4:(Spring 2008) 4
American Revolution collection, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 4–5
Annual Archives Awards
2001, I:3:(Winter 2002) 5
2002, II:2:(Fall 2002) 40
2003, III:2:(Fall 2003) 48, III:4:(Spring 2004) 6–7
2004, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 48
2005, V:3:(Winter 2006) 5, 44
2006, VI:3:(Winter 2007) 4, 47
2007, VII:3:(Winter 2008) 4–5
2008, VIII:4:(Spring 2009) 6–7
2011, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 7
awards given, IX:3:(Winter 2010) 8–9
awards received, III:2:(Fall 2003) 48
barge canal photograph collection, VII:4:(Spring 2008) 4
chirograph collection, VII:1:(Summer 2007) 29
Civil War database, II:4:(Spring 2003) 5, 30
Civil War Registers, VI:2:(Fall 2006) 28–29
collections, strange finds, III:3:(Winter 2004) 18–19
Court of Appeals videotape collection, VII:4:(Spring 2008) 4
criminal records in, II:1:(Summer 2002) 5
digital collections, VI:4:(Spring 2007) 4–5
disaster response, 2006 floods, VI:2:(Fall 2006) 4–5
Documentary Heritage Program, III:1:(Summer 2003) 6–7
Dutch Colonial records, I:3:(Winter 2002) 11, III:2:(Fall 2003) 34–36, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 11
educational programs, II:2:(Fall 2002) 6–7, III:2:(Fall 2003) 6–7
film and scripts collection, I:4:(Spring 2002) 23–25, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 32–33
Heritage Documentation Project, I:2:(Fall 2001) 2, 13
history of, III:2:(Fall 2003) 34–36
insolvency files, 1784-1847, V:2:(Fall 2005) 28–29
"Legacies Project," III:4:(Spring 2004) 5
literacy project, II:4:(Spring 2003) 4–5
Local Government Records Management Improvement Fund, I:2:(Fall 2001) 19, V:1:(Summer 2005) 5–6
Local Government Records Program, III:1:(Summer 2003) 6–7
local governments collection, III:3:(Winter 2004) 5
Native American Treaties and Land Records, II:4:(Spring 2003) 5, VII:4:(Spring 2008) 4
preservation projects, II:2:(Fall 2002) 6
prison records, I:4:(Spring 2002) 15
records center, IV:1:(Summer 2004) 5
renovation project, I:1:(Summer 2001) 7, 9, II:4:(Spring 2003) 5, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 6, IV:3:(Winter 2005) 4
response to disaster, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 6–7
Revolutionary War records, III:2:(Fall 2003) 34–36
Sept. 11, 2001 collection, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 6–7, VII:4:(Spring 2008) 4
Gov. Alfred E. Smith papers, II:4:(Spring 2003) 19
theft from, X:2:(Fall 2010) 6, 7
tourism photograph collection, VII:4:(Spring 2008) 4
website, XI:2:(Fall 2011) 8
World War I service record cards, VI:2:(Fall 2006) 30–31
New York State Archivist
letters from, I:1:(Summer 2001) 2, I:2:(Fall 2001) 2, I:3:(Winter 2002) 2, I:4:(Spring 2002) 2, II:1:(Summer 2002) 2, II:3:(Winter 2003) 2, II:4:(Spring 2003) 2, III:1:(Summer 2003) 2, IV:1:(Summer 2004) 2, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 2, IV:3:(Winter 2005) 2, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 2, V:1:(Summer 2005) 2, V:2:(Fall 2005) 2, V:4:(Spring 2006) 2, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 2, VI:2:(Fall 2006) 2, VI:3:(Winter 2007) 2, VIII:1:(Summer 2008) 2
letters to, III:2:(Fall 2003) 2, V:3:(Winter 2006) 2, VI:4:(Spring 2007) 2
New York State Assembly, IX:4:(Spring 2010) 22–23
New York State Assembly Document Room (Albany, N.Y.), I:4:(Spring 2002) 32
New York State Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 22, 24
New York State Biological Survey of the Department of Environmental Conservation, I:2:(Fall 2001) 6
New York State Board of Charities, IX:4:(Spring 2010) 32
New York State Board of Regents, VIII:4:(Spring 2009) 36, 37
New York State Boys’ Working Reserve, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 32–35
New York State Bureau of Military Statistics, VI:3:(Winter 2007) 24
New York State Canal System, V:1:(Summer 2005) 33
New York State Capitol, I:4:(Spring 2002) 32, VIII:3:(Winter 2009) 14, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 23
1911 fire, I:1:(Summer 2001) 8–9, III:2:(Fall 2003) 35–36, III:3:(Winter 2004) 28–29, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 4, 11, X:4:(Spring 2011) 6–7, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 8
making it into a living museum, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 6–7
time capsule, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 4–5
New York State College of Home Economics, I:1:(Summer 2001) 14–15
New York State Constitution, I:4:(Spring 2002) 16–19, XI:2:(Fall 2011) 30, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 12, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 32
New York State Department of Corrections, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 33
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, IX:3:(Winter 2010) 8
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), XI:3:(Winter 2012) 14
New York State Department of Health, I:2:(Fall 2001) 32, VI:2:(Fall 2006) 32
New York State Education Department Division of Visual Instruction, VI:4:(Spring 2007) 5
New York State Education Department (NYSED), IX:3:(Winter 2010) 6–7
New York State Electoral College, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 7–11
New York State Factory Investigation Commission (FIC), II:4:(Spring 2003) 17, 32, IX:1:(Summer 2009) 36–37, X:3:(Winter 2011) 36–37, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 12
New York State Fair, IX:1:(Summer 2009) 40
New York State Farm Cadet Program, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 32–35
New York State Freedom Trail Program, I:1:(Summer 2001) 29, I:2:(Fall 2001) 29, I:4:(Spring 2002) 29, II:1:(Summer 2002) 29
New York State General Highway Law, 1797, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 29
New York State Historical Association Research Library, VII:3:(Winter 2008) 7
New York State Historical Records Advisory Board (NYSHRAB), X:2:(Fall 2010) 6
New York State Inebriate Asylum (Binghamton, N.Y.), IV:4:(Spring 2005) 12–15
New York State Legislative Commission on Solid Waste Management, X:1:(Summer 2010) 9
New York State Legislature, VIII:3:(Winter 2009) 9–10
New York State Library
conservation lab, V:2:(Fall 2005) 4
1911 fire, I:1:(Summer 2001) 8–9, X:4:(Spring 2011) 6–7
Lyall Squair Collection, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 6–7
manuscripts and special collections, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 6, IV:3:(Winter 2005) 4
Gov. Alfred E. Smith Papers, II:4:(Spring 2003) 19
William Gorham Papers, V:3:(Winter 2006) 15
New York State Lunatic Asylum (Utica, N.Y.), III:4:(Spring 2004) 12, 25–28
New York State Medical Society, III:4:(Spring 2004) 12
New York State Military Museum and Veterans Research Center (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.), I:4:(Spring 2002) 21–22, VI:3:(Winter 2007) 24
New York State Museum
artifacts, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 10
educational programs, V:2:(Fall 2005) 4, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 8
geology collection, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 18–20
paleontology collection, II:4:(Spring 2003) 15, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 18–20
Rockefeller exhibition, VIII:1:(Summer 2008) 17
New York State Museum Club, V:2:(Fall 2005) 4
New York State Museum Discovery Squad, V:2:(Fall 2005) 4
New York State Newspaper Project, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 26
New York State Office for Technology (OFT), XI:2:(Fall 2011) 4
New York State School for the Deaf (Rome, N.Y.), II:3:(Winter 2003) 25
New York State Senate, X:4:(Spring 2011) 26
New York State Teachers Association (NYSTA), VII:3:(Winter 2008) 25
New York State Thruway Authority, history kiosks, II:4:(Spring 2003) 4
New York State United Teachers (NYSUT), VII:3:(Winter 2008) 26–27
New York State Veteran Oral History Program, I:4:(Spring 2002) 21–22
New York State Virtual Archives of Environmental History, II:1:(Summer 2002) 5
New York State Women Voters' Anti-Suffrage Party, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 24–25
New York State Writers Institute, IX:2:(Fall 2009) 6–7
New York Stock Exchange, III:1:(Summer 2003) 4–5, IV:3:(Winter 2005) 18–20
New York Transit Museum (Brooklyn, N.Y.), I:2:(Fall 2001) 5
New York Women's Republican Club, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 23
New York World's Fair (Queens, N.Y.), XI:1:(Summer 2011) 29–31
New York Yankees, III:4:(Spring 2004) 18–20, IV:1:(Summer 2004) 4, VIII:4:(Spring 2009) 21. See also baseball
Newark, N.Y., VI:1:(Summer 2006) 7
Newburgh, N.Y., X:1:(Summer 2010) 17
Niagara County Environmental Fund, I:2:(Fall 2001) 25
Niagara Falls, N.Y., I:2:(Fall 2001) 23–25, X:2:(Fall 2010) 16
atomic bomb and, X:1:(Summer 2010) 16
beauty and power, X:1:(Summer 2010) 14
coded spectacles, X:1:(Summer 2010) 15–16
history of, X:1:(Summer 2010) 12–16
icon of fugitives, X:1:(Summer 2010) 15
mummies and two-headed calves, X:1:(Summer 2010) 14–15
Niagara Falls Museum, X:1:(Summer 2010) 13, 15
Niagara Falls Power Company, X:1:(Summer 2010) 13
Nicoll, Francis, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 32
Nicoll, Rensselaer, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 32
Nicolls, Gov. Richard, IX:3:(Winter 2010) 25
Nielsen, Kim E. (au), VI:1:(Summer 2006) 3, 23–26
9/11. See September 11, 2001 terrorist attack
Niss, Barbara J. (au), V:4:(Spring 2006) 3, 6–7
Nixon, Richard M., I:2:(Fall 2001) 28, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 8, 11, IX:2:(Fall 2009) 26
Niznick, Elizabeth, X:2:(Fall 2010) 8
Non-Importation Act of 1806, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 20
Norris, Charles, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 10–14
North Elba, N.Y., II:3:(Winter 2003) 28–29, X:1:(Summer 2010) 22
North River Steamboat, VIII:2:(Fall 2008) 9
Northern Turnpike, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 29–31
Northrup, Solomon, X:1:(Summer 2010) 26
Norton, Mary Beth, V:2:(Fall 2005) 9
Norway, N.Y., V:1:(Summer 2005) 24, 26
Norwich, N.Y., VII:2:(Fall 2007) 18, 20
Nott, Charles, X:3:(Winter 2011) 27
Novak, Tara, VII:3:(Winter 2008) 5
Novelty Iron Works (New York City), VIII:3:(Winter 2009) 24–25
Nuclear Age. See Atomic Age
nuclear weapons. See atomic bomb
Nunez, Dr. Samuel, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 23
nurses, Civil War, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 20–23
indespensible service, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 23
a new role for women, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 21–22
Nuvolari, Tazio, I:2:(Fall 2001) 4
Nyitray, Kristen, IX:3:(Winter 2010) 9
