Archives Magazine Index
Summer 2001 – Spring 2012
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Wachhorst, Wyn, VI:4:(Spring 2007) 14
Wachtel, Howard M. (au), IV:3:(Winter 2005) 3, 18–21
Wagner, George, X:3:(Winter 2011) 40
Wagner, Sen. Robert F., XI:1:(Summer 2011) 12
Walcott, C. D. (Charles Doolittle), II:4:(Spring 2003) 13–15
Wald, Lillian D., VIII:1:(Summer 2008) 34
Walden Elementary School (Orange Co., N.Y.), VIII:4:(Spring 2009) 7
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel (New York City), VIII:2:(Fall 2008) 10, 13
Wall Street, II:2:(Fall 2002) 8–11, IV:3:(Winter 2005) 18–21, V:2:(Fall 2005) 18–22, XI:2:(Fall 2011) 30–32
Wall Street Exchange Building Association, X:3:(Winter 2011) 36–37
Waller, Joshua, I:1:(Summer 2001) 5
Walsh, Rev. Matthew, VI:2:(Fall 2006) 9
Walters, Rick, VIII:4:(Spring 2009) 6
Walworth, Chancelor Reuben Hyde, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 18–19
Walworth, Clara, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 19, 21
Walworth, Ellen Hardin, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 19–21
Walworth, Frank, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 18
Walworth, Frank Hardin, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 19–21
Walworth, Mansfield Tracy, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 18–20
Walworth, Nell, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 19
Walworth, Reuben Hyde, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 18, 20
Walworth, Reubena, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 19
Walworth, Tracy, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 19
Walworth Memorial Museum (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.), XI:3:(Winter 2012) 21
WAMC Northeast Public Radio, X:1:(Summer 2010) 8
Wappinger Indians, VII:3:(Winter 2008) 13
War of 1812, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 12–15, VIII:4:(Spring 2009) 28–31, X:2:(Fall 2010) 13
war veterans, X:3:(Winter 2011) 38–39
Waranawankong Indians, VII:3:(Winter 2008) 13
Ward, Aaron, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 28
Ward, Christine W., I:4:(Spring 2002) 2, 5, II:1:(Spring 2002) 2, II:2:(Fall 2002) 2–3, 6–7, II:4:(Spring 2003) 2, III:1:(Summer 2003) 2, III:2:(Fall 2003) 2–3, 34, III:3:(Winter 2004) 2, III:4:(Spring 2004) 6, IV:1:(Summer 2004) 2, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 2, 6, IV:3:(Winter 2005) 2, 4, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 2, V:1:(Summer 2005) 2, V:2:(Fall 2005) 2, V:3:(Winter 2006) 2, 4, 35, V:4:(Spring 2006) 2, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 2, VI:2:(Fall 2006) 2, VI:3:(Winter 2007) 2, VI:4:(Spring 2007) 2, VII:1:(Summer 2007) 2, 5, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 2, VII:3:(Winter 2008) 2, VII:4:(Spring 2008) 2, 5, VIII:1:(Summer 2008) 2, 5, VIII:2:(Fall 2008) 2, VIII:4:(Spring 2009) 3, IX:1:(Summer 2009) 3, IX:2:(Fall 2009) 3, IX:3:(Winter 2010) 3, 8, 11, IX:4:(Spring 2010) 2, X:1:(Summer 2010) 3, X:2:(Fall 2010) 3, X:3:(Winter 2011) 3, 6, 7, X:4:(Spring 2011) 3, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 3, 8, XI:2:(Fall 2011) 4, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 3, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 3
Ward, Ferdinand, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 17
Ward, Geoffrey C., XI:3:(Winter 2012) 16, 17
Waring, George Edwin, Jr., IX:2:(Fall 2009) 28, 30
Warren, Jean, I:1:(Summer 2001) 14
Warren, Tanya Lee (au), III:4:(Spring 2004) 8–9
Warren Co., N.Y., bounty hunting in, VII:1:(Summer 2007) 6–7
Washington, D.C., slavery laws in, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 27–29
Washington, George, II:2:(Fall 2002) 13–15, IV:1:(Summer 2004) 19, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 4–5, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 13, IX:2:(Fall 2009) 10, X:1:(Summer 2010) 17, X:2:(Fall 2010) 11
Washington, Margaret (au), X:2:(Fall 2010) 5, 24–27
Washington Co., N.Y.
harvesting hay in, VIII:1:(Summer 2008) 4
suffragists in, XI:2:(Fall 2011) 26–29
turnpikes in, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 30–31, VIII:1:(Summer 2008) 4
Wassaic, N.Y., VII:2:(Fall 2007) 20
"Watchdog Committee," VII:1:(Summer 2007) 24–28
water damage, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 6–7
Waters, Marjorie (au), IV:3:(Winter 2005) 3, 26–28
Waterston, Sam, VI:3:(Winter 2007) 5
Watervliet, N.Y., X:1:(Summer 2010) 23
Shaker settlement in, IV:3:(Winter 2005) 30, X:4:(Spring 2011) 22–25
Watkins Glen, N.Y., auto racecourse, I:2:(Fall 2001) 4
Watson, Elkanah, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 29
Watts, John, VIII:1:(Summer 2008) 21
Watts, Robert J., VIII:1:(Summer 2008) 21
Wayne, John, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 32–33
weather. See heat waves
Weaver, George, III:3:(Winter 2004) 17
Web 2.0, X:2:(Fall 2010) 33, 34
Web site "web crawl," VII:1:(Summer 2007) 8
Webb, Mohammed Alexander Russell, X:3:(Winter 2011) 21, 22
Webb, N.Y., VI:2:(Fall 2006) 7
Webber, Charles T., I:4:(Spring 2002) 29
Webster, Daniel, VI:3:(Winter 2007) 17
Wechsler, Harold S., I:3:(Winter 2002) 27
Weddle, Bonita L. (au), III:1:(Summer 2003) 3, 30, VII:1:(Summer 2007) 3, 8Weeks, James, V:1:(Summer 2005) 10
Weeksville (Brooklyn), N.Y., V:1:(Summer 2005) 10–13
Weeksville Society, V:1:(Summer 2005) 10–1
Weible, Robert (au), VIII:2:(Fall 2008) 2
Weichmann, Louis J., X:4:(Spring 2011) 19
Weimer, Carol, V:1:(Summer 2005) 21
Weinman, O., X:3:(Winter 2011) 40
Weinstein, Dr. Allen, V:1:(Summer 2005) 8–9, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 7
Weiss, Vicki (au), VI:4:(Spring 2007) 3, 20–23, X:3:(Winter 2011) 5, 40
Welch, Charles, VII:1:(Summer 2007) 14–15
Welch, Dr. Thomas, VII:1:(Summer 2007) 14–15
Welch's Grape Juice Company, VII:1:(Summer 2007) 14–15
Wellman, Judith, V:1:(Summer 2005) 11, 13
Wellman, Judith (au), II:3:(Winter 2003) 3, 12–15, VII:4:(Spring 2008) 3, 24–27
Wells, H. G., III:4:(Spring 2004) 16
Wepner, Morris, X:1:(Summer 2010) 28
West Point, N.Y., II:2:(Fall 2002) 12–15, IX:2:(Fall 2009) 9–13. See also U.S. Military Academy
Lincoln at, VIII:3:(Winter 2009) 10–11, 18–21
West Shokan, N.Y., I:3:(Winter 2002) 22–23
West Troy, N.Y., X:1:(Summer 2010) 23. See also Watervliet
Westchester Co., N.Y., I:1:(Summer 2001) 4–5, IX:3:(Winter 2010) 8
African American communities in, VI:3:(Winter 2007) 25–28
crime and criminal justice system in, X:2:(Fall 2010) 8–9
land conservation in, I:2:(Fall 2001) 11–12
reservoirs, II:4:(Spring 2003) 23–25
slavery in, I:3:(Winter 2002) 15–18, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 27–29
"A Virtual Archive: The Civil War Era in Westchester," II:1:(Summer 2002) 7
Westchester County Anti-Slavery Society, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 29
Westchester County Archives, II:1:(Summer 2002) 7
Westerdahl, Carl A., X:3:(Winter 2011) 4
Western House of Refuge for Women (Albion, N.Y.), VII:2:(Fall 2007) 36
Western House of Refuge (Rochester, N.Y.), VIII:2:(Fall 2008) 33
Western New York Library Resources Council (WNYLRC), XI:3:(Winter 2012) 9
Westfield, N.Y., 15, VIII:3:(Winter 2009) 9, VIII:3:(Winter 2009) 10
Westinghouse, George, Jr., X:3:(Winter 2011) 30–31
Westinghouse, George, Sr., X:3:(Winter 2011) 30
Westinghouse Air Brake, X:3:(Winter 2011) 30
Westinghouse Mansion That Almost Was, X:3:(Winter 2011) 30–31
Wexler, Irving "Waxey Gordon," VIII:2:(Fall 2008) 31
W.H. Brady, VIII:3:(Winter 2009) 29
Whalen, Grover, IV:1:(Summer 2004) 24–25
whaling, III:4:(Spring 2004) 9, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 18–22, VII:3:(Winter 2008) 20–23
Wheaton, Charles, V:3:(Winter 2006) 23
Wheeler, Joel, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 24–25
Wheeler, Steven (au), III:1:(Summer 2003) 3
Wheelock, Charles, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 33
White, Stanford, VII:4:(Spring 2008) 13
White, William L., IV:4:(Spring 2005) 15
Whiteface Mountain, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 13
Whiting, Bowen, III:4:(Spring 2004) 12
Whitman, Gov. Charles S., I:4:(Spring 2002) 26–27, V:4:(Spring 2006) 29, IX:3:(Winter 2010) 13, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 34
Whitney family, III:1:(Summer 2003) 18–19
Wicks, Sen. Arthur, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 33
Wicks, Job, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 15–17
called to the Shakers, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 15–16
Wicks, Polly, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 15–17
Wicks family, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 15–16
deaths in, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 17
split, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 16–17
Widmer's Wine Cellars (Naples, N.Y.), VI:1:(Summer 2006) 6–7
Wilcoxen, Gilbert, IV:3:(Winter 2005) 26–28
Wilder, Almanzo, II:1:(Summer 2002) 6
Wilder, Eliza Jane, II:1:(Summer 2002) 6
Wilder, Laura Ingalls, II:1:(Summer 2002) 6
Wilderness Society, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 13
Wiley, Dr. J. W., XI:1:(Summer 2011) 8
Williams, Cornelius M., IX:4:(Spring 2010) 9–10, 12, 13
Williams, Frank J. (au), VIII:3:(Winter 2009) 5, 31–36, IX:3:(Winter 2010) 10
Williams, George, V:1:(Summer 2005) 5
Williams, George L. (au), IX:3:(Winter 2010) 4
Williams, Lydia A., V:2:(Fall 2005) 24, 26
Williams, Nathan, X:4:(Spring 2011) 24
Williams-Myers, A. J. (au), I:3:(Winter 2002) 3, 15–18
Willis, Carol, V:4:(Spring 2006) 11
Wilson, Gov. Malcolm, VII:3:(Winter 2008) 26
Wilson, Robert, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 16–17
Wilson, Woodrow, II:2:(Fall 2002) 23, V:2:(Fall 2005) 11, 14, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 24, VII:4:(Spring 2008) 10–11, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 35
Wilton, N.Y., VI:1:(Summer 2006) 17–19
Wiltwyck School for Boys (Esopus, N.Y.), II:2:(Fall 2002) 28–29
Wiltwyck/Wiltwijck (Kingston), N.Y., I:3:(Winter 2002) 9–10, II:3:(Winter 2003) 5
Windels, Paul, X:3:(Winter 2011) 33
windmills, II:1:(Summer 2002) 24–25
wine industry, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 6–7
Winslow, John, VIII:4:(Spring 2009) 5
Winter, Kate (au), VI:1:(Summer 2006) 3, 20–22
Winter Census of 1870 (New York City), X:1:(Summer 2010) 35
Winthrop, Gov. John (Conn.), V:2:(Fall 2005) 9
Wirt, Mildred, V:4:(Spring 2006) 14–15
Wisbey, Peter (au), VIII:3:(Winter 2009) 5–7
Wise, Arthur, X:3:(Winter 2011) 26
Wise, George, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 11
witch hunts and trials, V:2:(Fall 2005) 6–9
Wittern-Keller, Dr. Laura (au), I:4:(Spring 2002) 3, 24–25, II:2:(Fall 2002) 4, VII:3:(Winter 2008) 4, VIII:1:(Summer 2008) 6
Wojtowicz, John, II:1:(Summer 2002) 5
Wolcott, Jeannie, VII:1:(Summer 2007) 18
Wolfgang, Meldon J. III, V:1:(Summer 2005) 34–35, VI:2:(Fall 2006) 22, VIII:3:(Winter 2009) 47, XI:2:(Fall 2011) 7
Wolfgang, Meldon J. III (au), IV:4:(Spring 2005) 3, 28–29, V:1:(Summer 2005) 3, V:2:(Fall 2005) 3, 30–31, V:3:(Winter 2006) 3, V:4:(Spring 2006) 3, 30–31, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 3, 31, VI:2:(Fall 2006) 3, 28–29, VI:3:(Winter 2007) 3, 29, VI:4:(Spring 2007) 3, 32–33, VII:1:(Summer 2007) 3, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 3, 34–35, VII:3:(Winter 2008) 3, 34–35, VII:4:(Spring 2008) 3, 34–35, VIII:1:(Summer 2008) 3, 33, VIII:2:(Fall 2008) 3, 34–35, VIII:3:(Winter 2009) 5, VIII:4:(Spring 2009) 4, 38–39, IX:1:(Summer 2009) 36–37, IX:2:(Fall 2009) 33, IX:3:(Winter 2010) 28–29, IX:4:(Spring 2010) 32–33, X:1:(Summer 2010) 5, 34–35, X:2:(Fall 2010) 5, 34, 35, X:3:(Winter 2011) 5, 38, 39, X:4:(Spring 2011) 4, 34–35, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 5, 38–XI:1:(Summer 2011) 39, XI:2:(Fall 2011) 3, 34–XI:2:(Fall 2011) 35, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 5, 34–XI:3:(Winter 2012) 35, 35, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 4, 34–XI:4:(Spring 2012) 35
Woman's Peace Party, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 24
women. See also Land So Fair; nurses
astronomy and, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 10
aviation and, III:2:(Fall 2003) 8–12
business and, II:2:(Fall 2002) 20–23
health and, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 14
labor and, VIII:2:(Fall 2008) 26–29
literature and, V:4:(Spring 2006) 13–15
merchants, 17th-century New York, VI:4:(Spring 2007) 9–13
in public office, VI:2:(Fall 2006) 12–15, VIII:1:(Summer 2008) 22–25
in publishing, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 23–26
in theater, VI:3:(Winter 2007) 12–15
World War II and, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 27–28
writers, III:2:(Fall 2003) 26–27, V:3:(Winter 2006) 25–27, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 20–22, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 26–28
Women's Central Association, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 22
Women's Christian Temperance Union, I:2:(Fall 2001) 21, IV:4:(Spring 2005) 25
Women's National Loyal League, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 21–22
Women's National Overseas Service League, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 25
Women's National Rebublican Club of New York City, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 25
Women's National Republican Association (WNRA), VIII:1:(Summer 2008) 23
women's rights movement, I:4:(Spring 2002) 28, V:2:(Fall 2005) 23–27, VII:4:(Spring 2008) 26. See also women's suffrage
Womens' Rights National Historical Park (Seneca Falls, N.Y.), VII:4:(Spring 2008) 27
women's suffrage, I:2:(Fall 2001) 20–22, III:4:(Spring 2004) 15, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 21–23, VIII:1:(Summer 2008) 24–25, X:4:(Spring 2011) 26–27. See also women's rights movement
anti-suffragists, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 22–28, X:4:(Spring 2011) 26–27
suffragists of Easton, N.Y., XI:2:(Fall 2011) 26–29
Woo, Ilyon (au), X:4:(Spring 2011) 4, 22–25
Wood, Charles, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 16–19
Wood, Mayor Fernando, IX:1:(Summer 2009) 24–26
Wood, Frederick Charles, VII:4:(Spring 2008) 32–33
Wood, Gen. Leonard, V:2:(Fall 2005) 10–15, VI:2:(Fall 2006) 10
Wood, Phoebe Cornell, VII:3:(Winter 2008) 30
Woodcliff Pleasure Park (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.), XI:4:(Spring 2012) 19
Woodhouse, Mark (au), X:3:(Winter 2011) 5, 11–15
Woodhull, Abraham, IX:2:(Fall 2009) 10, 11, 13
Woodstock, X:2:(Fall 2010) 28, 31
selective memory of, X:2:(Fall 2010) 28–31
Woodstock '99, X:2:(Fall 2010) 28, 29
trouble in advance, X:2:(Fall 2010) 29–30
violence at, X:2:(Fall 2010) 30–31
Woodward, C. Vann, V:1:(Summer 2005) 9
Wool, Maj. Gen. John E., II:3:(Winter 2003) 18, 20
Woolsey, Georgeanna, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 21–22
Woolsey, Jane Stuart, XI:4:(Spring 2012) 21
Woolsey, Lt. Melancthon Taylor, VIII:4:(Spring 2009) 29
Worden, Neil, X:3:(Winter 2011) 6
workplace hazards and safety. See also Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire
legislation regarding, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 13
Works Progress Administration (WPA), IX:2:(Fall 2009) 20, 23
Household Training program, VIII:2:(Fall 2008) 26–29
"tax photos," VI:1:(Summer 2006) 31
World Trade Center (New York City)
Documentation Symposium, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 6
Documentation Task Force, I:3:(Winter 2002) 6–7
September 11, 2001 terrorist attack, I:3:(Winter 2002) 6–7
World War I
Albany, N.Y. and, V:4:(Spring 2006) 32
anti-German sentiment during, III:2:(Fall 2003) 17–19
education and patriotism during, III:2:(Fall 2003) 16–19, V:4:(Spring 2006) 20–23
entertainment for soldiers, IV:3:(Winter 2005) 6–9
farm cadets and, I:1:(Summer 2001) 26–27, I:3:(Winter 2002) 4
France and, VIII:4:(Spring 2009) 36–37
Lever Food and Fuel Act, V:4:(Spring 2006) 29
military training, V:2:(Fall 2005) 10–15
nurses, III:3:(Winter 2004) 30
"Patriotic Group, Troy, N.Y.," IV:3:(Winter 2005) 32
"Peace Pilgrimage," I:4:(Fall 2002) 26
Plattsburg, N.Y. civilian training camps and, V:2:(Fall 2005) 10–15
Polish Blue Army in, I:2:(Fall 2001) 14–15
Red Scare, and social activism, and, IX:1:(Summer 2009) 32–33
service record cards, VI:2:(Fall 2006) 30–31
soldiers' letters, VII:4:(Spring 2008) 35
U.S. passport system during, XI:3:(Winter 2012) 34–35
women's suffrage and, VII:2:(Fall 2007) 24–25
World War II, I:4:(Spring 2002) 20–22, IX:1:(Summer 2009) 10. See also Roosevelt's Secret War
aircraft, III:2:(Fall 2003) 12
Buffalo, N.Y. industry and, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 26–28
and the Chinese, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 4
espionage, II:3:(Winter 2003) 26–27
housing boom after, VII:1:(Summer 2007) 9–13
and the Japanese, XI:1:(Summer 2011) 4
New York City water supply and, II:4:(Spring 2003) 23–25
N.Y. National Guard in, III:3:(Winter 2004) 8–12, III:4:(Spring 2004) 4
post-war fears, IX:1:(Summer 2009) 28–31
prisoner-of-war labor during, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 6–7
public service radio programs, II:1:(Summer 2002) 27
Rochester School for the Deaf and, III:2:(Fall 2003) 5
Saipan, capture of, III:3:(Winter 2004) 11
UN Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA), II:3:(Winter 2003) 4
victory gardens, II:1:(Summer 2002) 26
War Manpower Commission, VI:1:(Summer 2006) 7
women and, IV:2:(Fall 2004) 27–28
Wosh, Peter J. (au), V:3:(Winter 2006) 3, 8–12
Wright, Martha Coffin, V:2:(Fall 2005) 23
Wright, Gov. Silas, III:2:(Fall 2003) 15, XI:2:(Fall 2011) 19
writers on tape (New York State Writers Institute), IX:2:(Fall 2009) 6–7
Wyatt, Henry, III:4:(Spring 2004) 11–13
Wyckoff, Phoebe, III:4:(Spring 2004) 10–11
