Exhibits and Projects

Ebnezer Stevens

Explore the life of the military official, merchant, and revolutionary Ebenezer Stevens.

Lowell Thomas Travelogues

This exhibit includes many of the documents and images that made Col. T.E. Lawrence famous as Lawrence of Arabia.

Poughkeepsie Postcard and Flyer Collection

Browse the highlights of the Poughkeepsie postcard and flyer collection through this exhibit.

U.S. Hoffman Machinery Corporation

The U.S. Hoffman Machinery Corporation Records contains items primarily related to the company's manufacture of munitions during World War II, their receipt of the Army-Navy E Award, and the founding of Valetor Deluxe Cleaners by Hoffman plant manager, Peter H. Prenting.

Marist College Honors Thesis Collection

Explore the Marist University Honors Thesis Collection.

The Lowell Thomas Radio News Show Digitization Project

Lowell Thomas is credited with establishing modern journalism and he was the most popular newsman of his day, bringing the news to an average of 2.4 million homes every weeknight. Now you can explore 46 years of news as it was reported by Thomas from 1930 to 1976. This project was funded by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (the grant funding arm of the National Archives).

Poughkeepsie Regatta

This massive project allows you to explore almost every aspect of the national collegiate rowing competition held on the Hudson River between 1895 and 1949 that became known as the Poughkeepsie Regatta.

Introduction to Digital Humanities – Undergraduate Course

You are about to explore materials created for a 15-week, no-coding, undergraduate digital humanities (DH) course at Marist University in Poughkeepsie, NY. This site was designed to provide instructors with all the content needed to teach an introduction to the dynamic and interdisciplinary field of DH that focuses on developing skills in digital research and project planning.  This project was funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Marist Environmental History Project

The Marist Environmental History Project (MEHP) is dedicated to identifying historically significant materials concerning the Scenic Hudson Decision, promoting access to these materials for use by researchers, and most importantly preserving these materials.