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The Union Commutation Fee

kevinmurley wrote 1 month ago:                     During the Civil War, the search for manpower was a constant source of struggle … more →

Tags: Gienapp, Conscription, Commutation Fee

Sticking: Copper1 comment

Rich Redman wrote 8 months ago: When BBC America started advertising a crime drama set in 1860s New York and featuring an Irish dete … more →

Tags: Television, BBCA, Civil War, copper, Tom Weston-Jones, Kyle Schmid, Ato Essandoh, KEVIN RYAN, Dylan Taylor

"Hard Times" in Video

johnleemedia wrote 9 months ago: “Hard Times” is a soulful musical of clashing Irish and Afro-American cultures, written by Iri … more →

Tags: Events, film, Television, Visual Arts, Black 47, Five Points, Immigration, Larry Kirwan, YouTube

The Chinese Question1 comment

Michele Walfred wrote 11 months ago: Nast’s antipathy for the Irish (and Catholic Church) is well documented and unfortunately misunderst … more →

Tags: Chinese immigrants, irish americans, Labor, tweed, Chinese, Orangemen Riot 1871, irish stereotype, The Chinese Question, Oppression!

Something That Will Not Blow Over - Thomas Nast July 29, 1871

Michele Walfred wrote 11 months ago: It is important to remember, that in New York City, in the mid to late 19th century, Irish meant Cat … more →

Tags: Catholics, Columbia, irish stereotype, COLUMBIA, Roman Catholics, Orangemen Riot 1871

Weeksville: a rich history preserved1 comment

Keith wrote 1 year ago: “Even colored people who had been free all their lives felt themselves very insecure in their … more →

Tags: History, Weeksville, Crown Heights, Hunterfly Road Houses, Fugitive Slave Act, Underground Railroad, Slavery, bed-stuy, Brooklyn

An Irish American View of the Colored Soldier

lunchcountersitin wrote 1 year ago: Union enlistment posters for Irish Americans in New York and coloreds in Pennsylvania Last year, I p … more →

Tags: Civil War, U.S. Colored Troops, Christian Fleetwood, Civil War Draft Riots, irish americans

Irish Colonels: Henry F. O'Brien, 11th New York Infantry5 comments

Damian Shiels wrote 1 year ago: Over 25 Irishmen served as Colonels in units raised in the State of New York. Many are well-known, h … more →

Tags: Irish Colonels, New York, Draft Riots Irish, Henry O'Brien, Ireland American Civil War, Irish American Civil War, Irish Legion, New York Draft Riots

Tompkins Market and Armory2 comments

meganfindling wrote 1 year ago: MARKET In 1857 a consortium of butchers joined together with the 7th regiment militia and commission … more →

Tags: Interesting Facts, Interesting Places, Interesting people, Civil War, Tompkins Market and Armory, 7th regiment, 69th Regiement, Dead Rabbits Riot, James Bogardus

A Grave Concern: Quick fact

Ashley wrote 1 year ago: John Crites was a soldier in one of the units sent to restore order during the New York City Draft R … more →

Tags: DEAD MEN DO TELL TALES, Cleveland, Ohio, Civil War, east cleveland township cemetery, History, Veteran, Soldier

Jay Lloyd's Getaway: Commemorating The Civil War's 150th Anniversary

Ed Fischer wrote 2 years ago: PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – It’s 150 years ago this week since the first shots were fired at Fort Sum … more →

Tags: watch & listen, Heard On, Shows, Tourism News, Manhattan, union, New York, NY, Chestertown Md, US Civil War

An Irish American View of the Colored Soldier5 comments

lunchcountersitin wrote 2 years ago: Union enlistment posters for Irish Americans in New York and coloreds in Pennsylvania During the ant … more →

Tags: U.S. Colored Troops, irish americans, Christian Fleetwood, Civil War Draft Riots

Joe Bruno on the Mob - The Civil War Draft Riots of 1863

Joe Bruno's Blogs wrote 2 years ago: "Mobsters, Gangs, Crooks and Other Creeps-Volume 1 – New York City" The seed was pla … more →

Tags: Mobsters, New York City, gangs, NY City disasters, Riots, criminals, crooks, murder, New York City murder

Paddywagon

Elyse Bruce wrote 2 years ago: A Paddywagon is a van the police use to transport people who have been arrested and are en route to … more →

Tags: Idioms from the 19th Century, Civil War, New York City, 1881, Paddy, paddywagon, patrick, Irish, police vehicle

Things That Happen When It's Hot (Remembering July 16, 1964)

harlemweatherreport wrote 2 years ago: Harlem is one of the few places in the western hemisphere to enjoy a monsoon season. On most afterno … more →

Tags: race riots, Harlem 1964, fire hydrants, Monsoon

Haute cuisine4 comments

jchatoff wrote 2 years ago: Perhaps you, like I, were under the impression that Giuseppe Arcimboldo was an 18th or 19th century … more →

Tags: Aga Khan, Rita Hayworth, Giuseppe Arcimboldo, Aly Khan

Howard Zinn on 'Three Holy Wars' (Video)1 comment

Little Alex wrote 3 years ago: Prof. Howard Zinn discusses the lost realities of three ‘romanticized, idealized’ Americ … more →

Tags: Political Science, International Affairs, Civil War, American Revolution, War, union, Slavery, US, constitution

REMINDER: Bryan Scary, Draft Riots, Deer Meet @ Uncle Pleasant's - 2/28

Nick wrote 4 years ago: Bryan Scary & The Shredding Tears, Draft Riots, Deer Meet @ Uncle Pleasant’s 2126 S. Preston St. … more →

Tags: Louisville, Uncle Pleasant's, Bryan Scary, deer meet, Reminder

Abraham Lincoln's Legacy...in Harlem?

jauntsjourneysandjunkets wrote 4 years ago: Barnet Schecter, left, Michele Mitchell, center, and Bill T. Jones, right, at the Breaking Ground Co … more →

Tags: History, Abraham Lincoln, Harlem, Harlem Gatehouse, Bill T Jones, New Jersey, Brooklyn


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