On February 27, the Society held History of Foley Square: New York Legal Landmarks & Civic Reform at the New York City Bar Association. This public … More From City Hall Park to Foley Square: Government Buildings Take a Step Uptown »
March is Women’s History Month, and we’ve been privileged to collect the oral histories of some of the pioneering women in New York law. … More Women Pioneers: Women Leaders Reflect on their Journeys in our Oral History Project »
This article was written by David L. Goodwin. It was first published in the Dutchess County Historical Society Yearbook. David is a Staff Attorney at … More Judge Jane Bolin »
This blog entry was written by John Caher, the Unified Court System’s senior advisor for strategic and technical communications. It discusses his recent interview with Robert … More History of Foley Square: Robert Pigott Talks About Upcoming Society Program for Amici Podcast »
This blog article by Margery Corbin Eddy, Lisa LeCours, Paul McGrath and Frances Murray is excerpted from a tribute of the same title originally published … More A Tribute to Judge Harold A. Stevens During Black History Month »
This article was written by Dr. James D. Folts. Dr. Folts has been head of Researcher Services at the New York State Archives since … More Documenting Our Past: Great Documents of New York Legal History »
November is Native American Heritage Month, and the Society is celebrating with this biography of Ely S. Parker from our fourth Legal History by … More Celebrating Native American Heritage Month: Ely S. Parker (1828-1895) »
A Global Context: The NYS Constitutional Convention of 1938 by Peter J. Galie and Christopher Bopst
Photo: Students from Bard High School Early College on a courthouse tour. In the early 2010s, the Society partnered with Bard High School Early … More Education Projects at the Historical Society »
Editor’s Note: Whether or not New York State should have a new constitutional convention is on the voting ballot this November. As such, the … More A Tale of Two Foundings: New York’s First Constitution 1777 and the Arab Spring 2011 »
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