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Lost Newburgh: The Tragedy of Urban Renewal, Part 3
Photo © Tom Daley Besides eviscerating Newburgh’s historic downtown, urban renewal in the 1960s and 70s also displaced thousands, rupturing the city’s working-class African American community and...
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Old Newburgh Photos: Newburgh Late 1940’s
“This is Milton Gray in the close-up and I believe the rightmost man in the other picture. I included him with my grandmother Edythe ‘Edie’ Gray. Who passed away this past weekend.” Photos by Chelsey...
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Historic Black Church Faces Possible Demolition
If you have ever visited Washington’s Headquarters, you might have passed the historic AME Zion Church on Washington Street right in front of the municipal parking lot. An article and video published...
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Tower of Victory Roof Restoration Complete
The Tower roof complete thanks to the Palisades Park Conservancy’s efforts Open for 63 years, closed for 68. The Tower of Victory is open once again thanks to the efforts of the Palisades Park...
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History Tech App Urban Archive expands from New York City to Newburgh
Press release: “Launching June 1, 2019, Newburgh is the first expansion for Urban Archive outside of New York City. Urban Archive, a technology non-profit, had their start in 2016 working with three...
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