New Netherland Zotero Bibliography The New Netherland bibliography is a comprehensive list of scholarly, nonfiction publications that are broadly related to the seventeenth-century Dutch colony...
These classroom tools and professional development opportunities focusing on New Netherland are designed to help educators teach a topic too often overlooked.
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Translations and Transcriptions of New Netherland Documents Translations and Transcriptions The New Netherland Institute offers digitized translations and transcriptions of seventeenth-century documents—our most valuable records...
New Netherland Family History Exploring your ancestry Introduction The administrative records of New Netherland are an unparalleled source for family historians, with vivid glimpses into...
Notable Dutch Americans The New Netherland Institute is Grateful to Professor Pegels for Providing these Biographies.Read more about his research. This alphabetical index uses the...
Peter Douglas’s Totidem Verbis “In So Many Words.” Readers of the Marcurius newsletter have long enjoyed Peter Douglas’s Totidem Verbis, a column about people, places and...
New Netherland and Dutch New York overlapped with the territories of many different Native peoples, all with particular social and political customs who had long pre-colonial histories of diplomacy with one another.
Genealogical Resources in New Netherland Discover your ancestors’ origins and movements For researchers wishing to extend New Netherland investigations into the Netherlands, NNI provides curated...
Studying African presence in Euro American colonial history is about striking a balance between acknowledging the horrors of slavery and finding the traces of humanity and resilience in the archive.
