Introducing a new weekly list of history events sent by e-mail to all subscribers. Learn where it is starting and how you can participate. Includes information on The History List and other resources for history professionals, board members, and volunteers. (TheHistoryList.com)

1. Promoting your
history events in a
statewide newsletter
The History List 1

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Reach beyond your membership base
On The History List (www.TheHistoryList.com)
In a new list of history events in your state
that goes out every week
• Up and running: Massachusetts
• Gearing up: Rhode Island
• Interested in a list for your state:
Contact Lee@TheHistoryList.com

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In a new weekly list of history events for your state
E-mailed every week
Add your events to The History List and they will be
included in your state newsletter automatically
Separate sections for new events,
ongoing exhibits, and recurring walks

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On The History List
Every organization has its own page
Every event has its own page
Designed specifically for history
organizations and historic sites

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On The History List
• Anyone who is signed in—staff,
interns, volunteers—can enter or
edit, regardless of who entered the
information originally.
• It’s copy and paste quick and easy.
• No limits on photos, text, and video.
• Quickly enter similar events.
• Include repeating events and
ongoing exhibits.
• Annual events only need to be
entered once—ever.
• Sign in immediately with Facebook
login, or request a free account.

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Get started now
Click on the image above or go to www.TheHistoryList.com/start

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“The Massachusetts Historical Society offers most
more than 100 public programs and events each year.
What makes The History List different is its targeted approach.
“It is an easy-to-use online resource that connects history
enthusiasts to history-related events and programs.”
Carol Knauff
Director of Communications
Massachusetts Historical Society
What others are saying about participating

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“The History List has many great features, and one of the best
is that it is not a static site. If event or tour details change,
it’s easy to log in and share updates with their national
audience.”
Elizabeth Sulock
Manager of Public Outreach & Living History
Newport Historical Society
What others are saying about participating

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Click on the image above or go to www.TheHistoryList.com/subscribe.

10. To discuss a weekly mailing of events in your state or region:
Lee Wright
Lee@TheHistoryList.com
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