Public History

Articles tagged public history from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Black Heritage Trail

Concord dedicates 11 Black Heritage Trail markers to restore overlooked histories

The Town of Concord and Robins House dedicated 11 Black Heritage Trail markers across town to highlight sites tied to Black Concordians, with organizers, state and local officials, historians and students calling the markers "living" tools for education and inclusion.

Concord Public Schools/Concord-Carlisle Regional DistrictOct 22, 2026

Public History

Commission plans to reactivate $200 Historic Housing Tour subscription and considers video component for riverfront

CCDC agreed to reactivate the Historic Housing Tour subscription ($200) in spring and discussed adding a video component to highlight the riverfront and complement interpretive signs.

CromwellOct 19, 2026

Public History

Museum leads annual Amistad commemoration on Montauk beach

Brenda Simmons described the Southampton museum's work organizing an annual Amistad commemoration on Cullerton Beach in Montauk each August 26 to remember the 1839 arrival of captive Africans and related regional history.

EAST HAMPTON UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICTOct 14, 2026

History And Outreach

Officials mark 50 years of public transit as micro transit zone debuts

Speakers used the launch to mark the 50th anniversary of public transit in Charlotte, celebrating past achievements and urging media and community partners to help publicize the new service.

CharlotteOct 16, 2026