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Criminalia: The Trial of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti

August 23rd marks the 98th anniversary of the execution of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti.

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Podcast Review: The Bomb

The Bomb is a podcast about the creation of atomic bombs during World War Two.

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Podcast Review: Bowery Boys

The Bowery Boys is an interesting podcast about New York City history. The hosts are Tom Meyers and Greg Young. The episodes I listened to are about Freedomland U.S.A.

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School 15 Summer Stroll: A Walk Down Memory Lane

Crestwood Library hosted an evening excursion to the site of the current Paideia School 15 on July 8, 2025 to recognize the close ties that the library has had with the school since the early 1920s.

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Color Our World Medieval Heraldly and a New Game

As a student of medieval history, when I first heard the summer reading theme “Color Our World,” I could not help but think of the beautiful and vibrant heraldry system of the Middle Ages.

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Podcast Review: Criminal-Action Park

Action Park was a notorious amusement park that was known for dangerous rides and attractions.

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World War II Yonkers Home News Now Digitized

The City of Yonkers is proud to be designated an American World War II Heritage City by the National Park Service’s American World War II Heritage Cities program.

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Oral History Interview: Bob Abate

Bob Abate is a Fordham University alumni and veteran that interviewed over one hundred World War Two combat veterans. They fought at Pearl Harbor, D-Day, the Bulge, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, and many other engagements.

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Melvin Goldstein Photograph Collection

Melvin Goldstein was a medic with the United States Army from Army from 1946 to 1947. During his service, he was stationed in the Philippines. While he was there, he photographed World War Two battlefields in Corregidor and Manila.

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Yonkers Remembers: World War Two Veterans

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Women's History Month - Medieval Women and Literature

 

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Resources for African American history and genealogy research

You don’t have to visit the library to do serious research into African American studies! Historic materials are being digitized and made available every year, so historians and genealogists can find new answers to old questions.

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