SITE INDEX
Explore
- Digital Exhibitions
- Slavery – Introduction
- New Research on Slavery
- The Slave Ship Gideon and the African Captives it transported to New Netherland (2020)
- A Poisonous Threat: Slavery, Intimacy, and Social Order in Schenectady (2020)
- Dutch Indigenous Slavery in New Netherland and the Atlantic World (2025)
- Good prize or not? The case of Juan Gaillardo Ferrera and thirty-seven enslaved Africans in New Amsterdam, 1652-1657 (2025)
- Perceptions of Colonial Slavery in Dutch Art (2025)
- Pieter Christiaan’s Life After Enslavement in 18th Century New York (2025)
- Slavery and Enslavement among the Dutch in St. Thomas: a Comparative Analysis with New Netherland (2025)
- Slavery in New Netherland: A Digital Exhibtion
- New Research on Slavery
- Historical Timelines
- Maps of New Netherland
- Charting New Netherland
- Novi Orbis Pars Borealis Americae, 1600
- Norumbega et Virginia, 1597
- Nova Anglia Novum Belgium et Virginia, 1630
- Nova Belgica et Anglia Nova, 1635
- Carta particulare nuova Belgia, 1646
- Novae Belgiae Angliae nec non parties Virginiae, 1655
- Novi Belgii Novaeque Angliae, c. 1673
- Pas-Kaart Van de Zee Kusten van Niew Nederland, 1681
- Maps of Bert Twaalfhoven
- New England, New Netherland and Virginia + Bermuda, 1630
- New Netherland and New England, 1635
- New England, New Netherland, and Virginia, 1636
- Chart of New Netherland and the English Virginias, 1666
- Chart of the Sea Coast between Cape Cod and Cape de Sable, 1684
- A Map of New England and New York, 1676
- New England Situated in North America, 1723
- New Netherland, New England and Parts of Virginia, 1650
- New Netherland and New England, 1694
- New Netherland and New England, mid-1650s
- New Amsterdam, 1671
- Chart of the Sea Coast of New Netherlands, 1685
- New Netherland and New England – Amsterdam, 1647
- A New Edition of All of New Netherland, 1757
- The Northeast/New York City, 1556
- New England as Described by Captain John Smith, 1714
- Norumbega and Virginia, 1597
- New Amsterdam on the Island of Manhattan, Renamed New York, 1702
- A Tour of New Netherland
- Connecticut River, House of Hope, Colen Donck, Mystic
- Albany, Beverwijck, Rensselaerswijck, Fort Orange, Fort Nassau
- Hudson River, Colen Donck, Esopus, The Half Moon, Mohawk River
- Long Island, Breuckelen, Gravesend, Heemstede, New Utrecht
- Manhattan, Broadway, Fort Amsterdam, Haarlem, New Amsterdam, Wall Street
- Delaware, Fort Nassau, Fort Christina, Fort Elfsborg, Swaanendael
- Charting New Netherland
- A Tour of Netherlandish Sites in New York State
- Notable Dutch Americans
Research
- Translations and Transcriptions
- Research Guides, Bibliographies and Indices
- From the Collections of the New York State Archives
- From the Collections of the Albany County Hall of Records
- From the Collections of the New York State Library
- From the Collections of the New York City Municipal Archives
- From the Collections of the New-York Historical Society
- From the Collections of the New York Public Library
- From the Collections of the Scheepvaart Museum in Amsterdam
- From the Collections of the National Archives of the United Kingdom – The Prize Papers
- Miscellaneous
- Translator’s Corner
- Voyages
- Genealogical Research in New Netherland
- New Netherland Research Center
- Resources & Research Tools
Read · Watch · Listen
- Essays & Talks
- Totidem Verbis – Stories of New Netherland
- “Discovering” Australia: The Remarkable Fame of Captain Cook
- “Manhattan and the $24 Myth”
- A More Richly Freighted Ship: The Luck and Labors of John Romeyn Brodhead
- A Tribute to A.J.F. Van Laer
- A Veritable Bontekoe Journey
- ANCODS – Australian Netherlands Committee on Old Dutch Shipwrecks
- Another First for the Dutch: Cape Town
- Anthony van Diemen, The Man and his Island
- Australia’s Dutch Columbus: Nieuw Holland, Not New Netherland
- Cape Horn: How a Trading Monopoly, a Disenchanted Wealthy Merchant, and Two Dutch Explorers Put it on the Map
- Chasing Whales and Wealth: The Story of the Noordsche Compagnie
- De Nieu Nederlanse Marcurius: Where does the Newsletter’s Name Come From?
- Discovery and Disaster: The Five Ships of Rotterdam
- Frederik Ruysch and his Repository of Curiosities
- Like Beads for Manhattan: The Perpetuation of a Cliché
- Lost Ships of the VOC
- Michiel de Ruyter, Held van Nederland
- Mijnheer Minuit and the Indians
- New Amsterdam is Old Hat
- Old Bridge’s Name Recalls Tribal History
- Old Silver Nails: How Peter Stuyvesant Lost His Leg
- Olivier van Noort: The First Dutch Circumnavigator
- Oorlogsbuit: Dutch War Booty Back in England
- Out of the Ashes: A.J.F. van Laer and the 1911 Fire
- Pieter Dirkszoon Keyser and the Mapping of the Southern Sky
- Purchased, Leased, Borrowed, or Shared: How Did the Dutch and the Indians View the Manhattan Deal?
- Sailing the Brouwer Route to the East Indies
- Spices and Spying: How the Dutch Found Their Way to the East Indies
- Spuyten Duyvil in Fact and Fiction
- The Amsterdamsche Wisselbank (Exchange Bank of Amsterdam)
- The Arctic Adventures of Cornelis Corneliszoon Nay
- The Delft Thunderclap of 1654
- The Dutch Discovery of Western Australia
- The Dutch in the Arctic
- The First Shot Heard Around the World
- The Leiden Explosion of 1807
- The Lessons of the Catastophe: A.J.F. van Laer’s Report on the 1911 Capitol Fire
- The Man Who Took Back New Netherland: Cornelis Evertsen the Youngest, 1642–1706
- The Manhattan “Swindle” Myth
- The Manhattan Deal: A Strange Fixation on Beads
- The Mirror and the Treasure: The Navigational Charts of Lucas Janszoon Waghenaer
- The Native Place of Manhattan: Where Did the Manhattan “Purchase” Take Place?
- The South Sea Voyage of Jacob Roggeveen, 1721-1723
- The Voyage of Pieter de Lint, 1598 – 1603
- Trade and Territory: Abel Tasman and the Discovery of New Zealand
- When the Dutch Invaded England
- Articles of Interest
- Book Recommendations
- Dutch Treats – Bite-sized morsels for a taste of New Netherland & the Dutch World
- Podcasts
Education
- Students
- What Was New Netherland
- Introduction
- The Colony of New Netherland
- Who Lived There?
- How Did They Get to New Netherland?
- Why Did They Leave Europe?
- What Were Their Homes Like?
- Where in New Netherland Did They Live?
- What Did They Do?
- What Did They Own?
- What Was Childhood Like?
- What Did Children Play?
- What Happened to New Netherland?
- Why Was the Colony Initially Founded?
- Classroom Questions
- Teunis in the Dutch Republic
- Going Dutch: A Visit to New Netherland
- What Was New Netherland
- Teachers
- Walking Tours
- Videos
Events



