New York State Museumさんのイラストまとめ

Our poster exhibition from @NYHistory, "Black Citizenship in the Age of Jim Crow", is currently on exhibit in the main lobby.

There are many #BlackHistoryMonth events and exhibitions occurring at museums across the state. See a sampling here: https://t.co/z3aZvrE2D3

After the ice melted, new habitats began to form. This is important because habitats control what type of animals roam the land. #BrainFood

Funded by a grant from @DutchCultureUSA, this educational guide uses the resources of the State Museum, Library and Archives to introduce students to Fort Orange (present day Albany) and the world of New Netherland, the first Dutch colony in North America.

Happy 137th Birthday to our 32nd U.S. President and 44th NYS Governor Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Born in Hyde Park, NY in 1882, FDR served as NY Governor from 1929-1932 until he assumed his role as president in 1933. The NYSM History Collection houses many FDR artifacts.

The NYSM’s Sports Collection recently acquired some “cheerful” sports memorabilia from the Scotia-Glenville High School in Scotia, NY, including these cheerleading megaphones and basketball jersey from the late 1940s, early 1950s. #HistoryHumpday

#ScienceTuesday: Mineralogy
Dr. Steven Chamberlain donated a collection of specimens from the Balmat Mining District in St. Lawrence County, NY. The NYSM now has the most complete & significant Balmat mineral collection that can be used for exhibitions, research, & education.

November is New York State History Month! Celebrate by visiting the State Museum, touring an exhibition, and attending a public program: https://t.co/1sH23OYLZy #NYSHistoryMonth

Theodore C. Baim (1910 - 1996) was a self-taught artist & botanist who illustrated plants to aid in his learning. He was able to capture the beauty of the often-overlooked mosses & lichens in beautiful watercolor paintings, fifty of which are housed in the Museum.
#ScienceTuesday

New York’s Wallkill Valley was home to early Native Americans c.13,000 years ago.
Fig1. Early Paleoindian fluted point fragments (13,000-12,200 YBP.)
Figure 2. Paleoindian sites & isolated point finds and surficial deposits of Lake Wallkill & other proglacial lakes (green).

On September 12, 1962, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. gave a speech in New York City to commemorate the centennial anniversary of the Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation. Listen to the speech in its entirety at https://t.co/G57bcIMWoU #celebrateMLK #nysmuseum