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Voting in NYC’s June primary election? Save these dates: • June 14: Mail ballot request deadline • June 14: Voter registration deadline • June 14 - 22: Early Voting • June 24: Election Day Learn more & make a voting plan with @nycvotes: nycvotes.org 🗽

Today in 1923 - Queensboro Bridge, from 55th Street #ThisDayInHistory (Learn more about this photo here: on.nyc.gov/4kFVmV4)

Dig into NYC’s past! Help us transcribe records from 1660-1838, documenting the lives of enslaved and freed individuals. Your contribution makes history accessible. Get started now! 🔗 on.nyc.gov/3kU3yoq #NYCHistory

Today in 1918 - Riverside Drive Viaduct, 135th Street #ThisDayInHistory (Learn more about this photo here: on.nyc.gov/3SLfHMt)

Voter Deadline Alert! 🚨Tomorrow, June 14, is the last day for NYC Board of Elections to receive a new voter registration form for NYC's 2025 Primary Election. ⏰June 14 is also the first day of Early Voting. Make sure you're ready to vote like a New Yorker at nycvotes.org.

Did you know that NYC Dept of Records permanently preserves all social media posts by NYC agencies and the official accounts of City leaders - which users can access even if the original post has been deleted? Learn about ArchiveSocial here: on.nyc.gov/47E3AWK #NYC #PublicAccess

Today is National Sewing Machine Day! 🧵 Did you know garment workers’ unions were some of the most influential on our current NYC worker protections? Their dedication and advocacy continue to inspire us to #ProtectWorkers. Know your rights at work: on.nyc.gov/49xPpEc

Learn about a letter that Mayor John Lindsay sent to Washington, D.C. in 1972 on behalf of John Lennon & Yoko Ono - and how our archivists at NYC Dept of Records came across this remarkable piece of NYC history - in our latest blog post: on.nyc.gov/3FYdudD #NYCHistory #NYCArchives

Today in 1911 - Pelham Bay Bridge, Bronx #ThisDayInHistory (Learn more about this photo here: on.nyc.gov/4jOq0u0)

On June 24, join us online for a conversation with historian & author Tyesha Maddox about her recent book, "A Home Away from Home", which explores how Caribbean-American mutual aid societies shaped immigrant life & identity in New York City. RSVP here: on.nyc.gov/40348UE

Looking for New York City family history? Check out NYC Dept of Records' NYC Historical Vital Records collection, where you can easily search over 10 million digitized historical birth, death, and marriage records from 1855-1949: on.nyc.gov/3tW1bEN #NYCRecords #FamilyResearch

Today in 1936 - WNYC 🎙 model studio #ThisDayInHistory (Learn more about this photo here: on.nyc.gov/3Zyec8a)

Not sure how to use our #ArchivesSpace portal to conduct #research? Watch this short tutorial for search tips: on.nyc.gov/3PIKHZJ. And then begin your research here: on.nyc.gov/3Ejg2g4.

NOW ON VIEW! On view through 2025, "New Visions of Old New York" features an interactive 3-D map from the New Amsterdam History Center’s Mapping Early New York project and 17th-century records from the NYC Municipal Archives. Learn more here: on.nyc.gov/4h1qOLy #NYCHistory

Today in 1940 - 29th Street and Sixth Avenue, looking north #ThisDayInHistory (Learn more about this photo here: on.nyc.gov/43QfgFu)

TOMORROW! Join us at 1pm as Bonnie Yochelson shares, "Too Good to Get Married: The Life and Photographs of Miss Alice Austen"! Discover how Austen's photography challenged the ideals of Staten Island society & the power of her work. RSVP: on.nyc.gov/3EHT5ZV #PrideMonth

Have your story permanently preserved in the NYC Archives! Neighborhood Stories is a storytelling initiative by NYC Dept of Records, which aims to gather & permanently preserve the stories of NYC community members. Sign up here: on.nyc.gov/3Aatqkx #NeighborhoodStories #NYCHistory

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Today in 1931 - Queensboro Bridge, East 57th Street #ThisDayInHistory (Learn more about this photo here: on.nyc.gov/449MuA3)

NEXT TUESDAY! Join us online from 1-2pm for a conversation with author Tyesha Maddox about her recent book, "A Home Away from Home", which explores how Caribbean-American mutual aid societies shaped immigrant life & identity in New York City. RSVP here: on.nyc.gov/40348UE