Huguenot & New Rochelle Historical Association

https://60dayusa.com//day-26-from-jersey-to-the-gold-coast/ is a great site blogging about traveling the 48 states as America emerges and guess where they stopped off! Check out their time in New Rochelle. City of New Rochelle, NY #ThomasPaineCottageMuseum

A few days ago our Association received an email with a link to a very special article, "Passover and Preserving History in 2021". We hope you enjoy reading it as much as we did. Happy Passover

Join us for National Park Day 2021. Details under our upcoming events.

This is such exciting news for our two Associations, New Rochelle and beyond! So much more news to come...

Thank you for any support you can give. Happy Holidays. Be safe and be well. #givingtuesday #donate

Last Down to Earth Markets for the season today Nov. 20th. All members of the Huguenot & New Rochelle Historical Association (owners of the Thomas Paine Cottage Museum) stop by to pick up your free 2021 wall calendar from 11-2pm. Take a selfie with our holiday friend, the Grinch too! Don't forget to shop for your holidays.

The Huguenot & New Rochelle Historical Association would like to wish Barbara Davis well on her new position as Co-Director of the Westchester County Historical Society. Barbara stepped down today as the New Rochelle Public Library Community Relations Coordinator. We are grateful to hear she will remain on as the City of New Rochelle, NY Historian. Her endless contributions & accomplishments to our city are well known and greatly appreciated. Continued success Barbara on this new chapter.

November is National Native American Heritage Month and tomorrow on Veterans Day the National Native American Veterans Memorial on the grounds of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. opens to the public. You can watch the dedication live tomorrow at https://americanindian.si.edu/visit/washington/nnavm During November, why not take some time to learn the history of the Siwanoy’s who sold the land to Thomas Pell that would eventually become New Rochelle. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #nationalnativeamericanveteransmemorial #siwanoy

Come bring your kids out to this great event!