CBC London5m ago
Remember the old McCormick’s factory? This Londoner is digging up pieces of its history
Longtime London resident Shawn Watson spent a day looking for "treasures" near the former McCormick's candy factory on Dundas Street. During his hunt, he found pieces of the city's history, including McCormick's cafeteria tokens, an 18th century button and shards of pottery.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/london/mccormicks-factory-artifacts-9.7153794?cmp=rss
Никола Ђорђевић12h ago

Пре два дана сам започео израду нове верзије сајта за чување културно-историјског наслеђа Панчева. Овога пута, пројекат се шири и визија је да овај сајт буде централни сајт за више градова. Објављиваћу свој напредак овде.

#localhistory #urbanhistory #builtheritage #historicpreservation #digitalheritage #serbia #pancevo #balkans #streetsofhistory #uliceistorije #улицеисторије #панчево #србија

Angie Mangino6d ago
City Beautiful Blog takes a look at Chelsea — one of Manhattan's most layered neighborhoods. The Oreo was invented in what is now Chelsea Market. The Hotel Chelsea sheltered Mark Twain, Bob Dylan, and Leonard Cohen. The land under London Terrace once belonged to the author of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas. And the High Line transformed an abandoned freight rail line into one of the city's most celebrated parks.
#NYCHistory #Architecture #NYC #LocalHistory #UrbanDesign
https://citybeautifulblog.com/chelsea-highlights/
CHELSEA HIGHLIGHTS — City Beautiful BLOG

Highlights of Chelsea neighborhood: art galleries, modern architecture, secluded spots, the High Line and a bit of Chelsea history.

City Beautiful Blog
Philip Allfrey6d ago

New (to me) research library unlocked!

Tangential to the documents I was looking at, I came across the proposal from the 1960s to build an artificial ski slope on Mt Wellington/Maungarei!
This appears to be unknown to the internet, except for an newly digitised article on Papers Past.

"Auckland Plan To Put Ruapehu Out Of Business", Evening Post, 7 Sept 1965

https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/EP19650908.2.229

#AucklandMuseum #MtWellington #LocalHistory

Privatarchiv Köster OlsbergMar 26

Gateway to Olsberg’s industrial history

Entrance to the ‘Maxstollen’ in the ‘Briloner Eisenberg’.

March 2005 (Hans Martin Köster)

#DoorsDay #Olsberg #Brilon #Eisenberg #BrilonerEisenberg #Maxstollen #Sauerland #Hochsauerland #Mining #History #IndustrialHistory #LocalHistory #Snow #Industry #Bergbau #Geschichte #Industriegeschichte #Heimatgeschichte #Schnee #Industrie

Privatarchiv Köster OlsbergMar 26

Entrance to the underworld

Entrance to the 'Allerheiligenstollen' in the 'Briloner Eisenberg'.

February 2003 (Hans Martin Köster)

#DoorsDay #Olsberg #Brilon #Eisenberg #BrilonerEisenberg #Allerheiligenstollen #Sauerland #Hochsauerland #Mining #History #IndustrialHistory #LocalHistory #Bergbau #Geschichte #industry #Industrie #Industriegeschichte #Heimatgeschichte

Show threadJamesMar 24

https://www.reddit.com/r/notebooklm/comments/1s2dad0/experiment_ep_8_they_wanted_to_bulldoze_our/

#ArtificialIntelligence #DigitalPreservation #NotebookLM #LocalHistory #CommunityArchives

Angie ManginoMar 24
The Waldorf Astoria began as a calculated social insult. William Waldorf Astor built a luxury hotel next to his aunt's mansion just to annoy her. City Beautiful Blog traces the full story, from that Gilded Age family feud to FDR's secret railway platform beneath the Park Avenue building. A well-told piece of New York history.
#NYCHistory #GildedAge #Architecture #NewYork #LocalHistory
https://citybeautifulblog.com/the-waldorf-astoria-on-park-avenue/
The Waldorf Astoria On Park Avenue — City Beautiful BLOG

The glorious Waldorf Astoria on Park Avenue is the second reincarnation of one of New York City’s most legendary hotels. Here is its story.

City Beautiful Blog
Internet Archive Blogs | Updates from the Internet ArchiveMar 23

Join Internet Archive and Partners for the National Summit on Local News Preservation

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://blog.archive.org/2026/03/23/nationalnewssummit/

Join Internet Archive and Partners for the National Summit on Local News Preservation | Internet Archive Blogs

Angie ManginoMar 23
Did you know the Hudson River feels the ocean's tidal pull all the way to Troy, 153 miles north of New York Harbor? Michelle Young of Untapped New York explains why that makes ice on the Hudson flow both north and south — sometimes within the same day. A short but genuinely interesting read for anyone who has ever watched the river in winter.
#HudsonRiver #NewYorkHistory #NYC #LocalHistory #Estuary
https://www.untappedcities.com/cities-101-why-is-the-ice-on-the-hudson-river-flowing-both-ways/?ref=daily-newsletter
Why Ice on the Hudson River Flows Both Ways

Ever notice chunks of ice floating north...then south along the Hudson?! We explore why that happens.

Untapped New York