The Beginning of Internment The attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941, shocked and angered Americans. The attack exacerbated… Read More
Category: American History & Heritage
Prints of a New Kind with Allison Stagg
On Friday, September 15 historian Allison Stagg discussed her new book Prints of a New Kind: Political Caricature in the… Read More
Inaugural Margaret Nolan O’Neill Fellowship Presentation
On Friday, September 8, the Jay Heritage Center (JHC) hosted the inaugural Margaret Nolan O’Neill Fellowship Presentation. The fellowship was established… Read More
New York State Parks and Westchester County Parks Unanimously Approve Renewal of Public-Private Partnership Agreement with Jay Heritage Center
Rye, NY – New York State Parks and Westchester County Parks have approved the renewal of the Jay Heritage Center’s… Read More
Treaty of Paris 1783 – Caricature by James Gillray
This past weekend marked the 240th anniversary of “one of the two most advantageous treaties ever negotiated for the United… Read More
JHC Exhibits Rare Painting by Koho Yamamoto; Ikebana Flower Show Highlights Japanese Art
The Jay Heritage Center is honored to share news that it will be displaying a rare internment camp painting by… Read More
Prints of a New Kind: Political Caricature in the United States with Allison Stagg
Join us on Friday, September 15 at 6pm for a free talk, reception and book signing with scholar Allison Stagg. Her… Read More
Inaugural Margaret Nolan O’Neill Fellowship Presentation – September 8 at 6pm
The Margaret Nolan O’Neill Fellowship at the Jay Heritage Center was established in 2022 to advance scholarship in American History and foster… Read More
The Original New Yorkers were Indigenous
The topic of New York State’s original heritage drew a huge audience of over 95 people. The audience was fully… Read More
The Original New Yorkers: An Indigenous History of Land
The New York that you know today wasn’t always this way. Learn about those who inhabited the land before colonization…. Read More