Article three in my 5-part series exploring 125 years of Our Lady Help of Christians parish history in Tottenville. This installment covers the transformative years from 1948-1973, building on the previous articles that included Dorothy Day's conversion and reception into the Church.

#TottenvilleHistory #OLHC #ParishHistory #StatenIsland #LocalHistory #CommunityHistory #CatholicHistory
https://medium.com/@AngieMangino/olhc-history-from-the-50th-golden-to-75th-diamond-jubilee-41507dd24b6e?sk=9e218335400959016cd008c270fe4698

OLHC History from the 50th Golden to 75th Diamond Jubilee

1948–1973

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When wildfires swept through Northern California in 2017, Sonoma County Library & the @internetarchive / Community Webs program preserved the community’s response online. Blogs, videos & volunteer sites now capture stories of resilience, recovery & hope.

Community Webs helps local memory organizations build web & digital archives documenting history.

Learn more ⤵️
https://blog.archive.org/2025/09/24/sonomawildfires/

#CommunityHistory

A vital record of Black life on the Mississippi Gulf Coast is now online.

⭐ The Mississippi Star, digitized by Hancock County Library System Community Webs, preserves local voices, culture, & civil rights stories.

Accessible to everyone, these issues now live on the web we built. 🌐

Learn more on our blog ⤵️
https://blog.archive.org/2025/09/03/local-voices-lasting-impact-digitizing-a-community-magazine-in-hancock-county-mississippi/

#CommunityHistory #Libraries #WebArchiving

Communities tell their stories online, through local news, neighborhood blogs, & cultural projects. But what happens when those pages disappear?

Community Webs librarians are preserving the web we built, ensuring that grassroots news, culture, and heritage remain accessible for future generations.

Learn more ⤵️
https://blog.archive.org/2025/08/27/public-librarians-partner-with-internet-archive-to-preserve-local-digital-heritage/

#CommunityHistory #LocalCulture #LocalNews #CommunityHeritage

Happy Hump Day and, for those who love #FamilyHistory, #LocalHistory, and the fabulous fusion of the two known as #OnePlaceStudies, welcome to #OnePlaceWednesday! Use the hashtag to share anything and everything OPS-related, at any time during the day.
#GifsArtidote: #solutions are #local, horizontal community #organising using #MutualAid to build alternatives and #educate, #train #CommunityDefense & resistance collectives.
#Psychology courses in recognising, understanding and effectively combatting narcissistic behaviour should be mandatory for all of us, as well as #CommunityHistory lessons.
by undermining the ruling and billionaire class' narcissistic capitalist system by building alternatives will make it collapse by itself. #analysis

Grateful for community support that made 17th Century Tottenville History Comes Alive possible:
•COSHSI grant (1999)
• NY Public Library workshops
• NY State Assembly recognition as "Staten Island Woman in History" (2002)
• Local TV coverage including that of Gabe Pressman on WNBC

The interactive workshops revealed stories and connections no archive could provide.

Get your copy: https://www.amazon.com/Century-Tottenville-History-Comes-Alive/dp/B08WK2LD44
#CommunityHistory #HistoricalPreservation #LocalHistory #TottenvilleHistory

17th Century Tottenville History Comes Alive: Meet the People. Experience the Events.: Mangino, Angie: 9798602236576: Amazon.com: Books

17th Century Tottenville History Comes Alive: Meet the People. Experience the Events. [Mangino, Angie] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. 17th Century Tottenville History Comes Alive: Meet the People. Experience the Events.

The History Archives / #CommunityHistory Archives website: free access to #LocalHistory across the USA (and Brandon, Manitoba, Canada)—over 125 million images from 1,100+ communities—through partnerships with public libraries. Thanks John for your blog post on this—sounds great for #OnePlaceStudies!

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Explore the Community History Archive today! Holding over a million images of history from over 1,100 communities for you to browse!

Community History Archives

Over the past year, we’ve been working with residents and neighbours of Summervale and Crossbank towers in Oldham, to capture their stories of what it was like to live and work in and around the towers. The result of that work is finally public, and you can explore it by going to https://towersoldham.uk!

#LocalHistory #Oldham #OralHistory #CommunityHistory #WebDesign

The Towers | A history of Summervale and Crossbank

The Towers: A history of Summervale and Crossbank is a digital community project designed to create a digital archive of the West Street Area in Coldhurst, Oldham, with a focus on the time Summervale House and Crossbank House stood (1975 - 2022). This site hosts a timeline of personal stories, news, and archival images, to allow you to explore this part of Oldham’s history, as told by residents, neighbours, and those who passed through.

Market Street in SF was once home to some of the country's most extravagant marquee and cinema neon signs. Now, @TenderloinMuseumSF is bringing that history to their museum, 398 Eddy St, on May 2nd from 5:30-7:30pm for a special feature - Market Street Movie Marquees Neon Nirvana

#TLMuseum #NeonNirvana #SanFranciscoHistory #CommunityHistory #Neon #NeonSigns #HistoryTours #CinemaHistory #UrbanHistory #TenderloinSF #TheTenderloin #tenderloin #ILTW