Harry Kendall Thaw Had A Problem
Check out this blog piece by Mary Noé on the scandalous case involving Harry K. Thaw and the murder of Stanford White in front of an audience of theater attendees at Madison Square Garden in the early 1900s. The accompanying podcast episode of Chatting with the Authors of Judicial Notice will premiere later this week. Start Reading!
Learn All About the High Line Park—Wrecking Ball Ep. 3
Wrecking Ball Podcast Series host Adrian Untermyer and guest Jonathan Broder, former General Counsel of ConRail, explore the history of the High Line Park as we know it today, delving in the intertwined histories of American railroading, government regulation, and urban rebirth. Watch or Listen Now!
Celebrate Pride Month with LGBTQ Pioneers in the Legal Profession
This June, see the landmark New York LGBTQ cases through the eyes of those who know them best – the judges and attorneys who lived this history and hear their recollections, insights into important cases, and thoughts about the future of LGBTQ rights in New York. Watch now!
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Harry Kendall Thaw Had A Problem
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Society on the Road: Region 9 Association of Public Historians Meeting
The Society is heading upstate for a virtual presentation to members of the Association of Public Historians of New York State’s Region 9 Meeting. … More Society on the Road: Region 9 Association of Public Historians Meeting »
