History Made Here—A Look at Original Historical Documents From
the Historical Society's Vast Archives History Made Here, a
rotating six-week, thematic exhibition highlighting treasured
historical documents from the archives of the library at the
New-York Historical Society is on display July 1, 2005–August
14, 2005. The exhibition highlights the extraordinary
collections of the New-York Historical Society's library through
a rotating series of small and special exhibitions. Each week
three new documents will be on display, accompanied by audio
commentary from historians. The documents are grouped
thematically, as follows: - The New World (July 1, 2005–July 10,
2005), featuring the only extant manuscript copy of John
Winthrop's A Modell of Christian Charity Written on Boarde ye
Arrabella on ye Attlantic Ocean (1630) - Native American
Dictionaries (July 12, 2005–July 17, 2005), with a bible
translated into the language of the Massachusetts Indians by
John Eliot in 1685 - The Constitution (July 19, 2005–July 24,