Podcasts about ten broeck mansion

Nearly 300 years ago, Ten Broeck Mansion was the home of a decorated Revolutionary War general. Today, the house on Arbor Hill is a museum dedicated to preserving the history of the property, which includes telling the stories of enslaved persons who lived and worked there. But there is a disconnect between the neighborhood of today and the historic site. Arbor Hill is a predominantly Black neighborhood, and one of Albany's poorest. Many in the community either don't know much about Ten Broeck, or view it as a shrine to a wealthy white family who owned enslaved persons. On this episode of “The Eagle,” we talk to aspiring historian Dayonna Bowles, who has made it a mission to connect the community of Arbor Hill to Ten Broeck, and transform it into a place of positive community engagement and connection. Also on this episode, a local mother lost her 11-year-old son to gun violence 18 months ago. This week, she died of a broken heart, some say. Deputy City Editor Lauren Stanforth talks to the family of LaToya Alston.

In this episode:     Ten Broeck Mansion. The site of one of the most infamous hauntings in Albany, NY, and the site of our first endeavor into the Estes Method. This house has been witness to 50+ years of paranormal activity and 200+ years of occupation before that. Join us as we investigate one of the most incredibly active locations we've encountered. Estes Method created by Karl Pfeiffer, Connor Randall, and Michelle Tate.

We recently attended the 2019 Museum Association of New York annual conference and spoke with attendees from all over New York State representing all types of museums and cultural institutions. I talked with folks from 21 different museums and cultural institutions about how they are creating inclusive environments, attracting new audiences and fitting within the tourism fabric of their community. We used these great insights to create another Museum Series (see last year’s series here) with five episodes filled with knowledge. Through this series, I hope you will find a new perspective on this important segment of the tourism industry. In this episode, I share my conversations with: Samantha Hall-Saladino, Executive Director of the Albany County Historical Association Amy Weinstein, Vice President of Collections & Oral History of the 9/11 Memorial & Museum Beth Hill, President and CEO of Fort Ticonderoga Joshua Voda, Public Affairs Officer of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian Araya Henry, Manager of Youth and Family Programs at The Hudson River Museum What You Will Learn in This Episode: How the Albany County Historical Association is making efforts to become more inclusive by including the stories of the slaves and, later, the immigrant domestic servants who lived in the historic home How the 9/11 Memorial and Museum works to honor all who lost their lives in the September 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks as well as the February 26, 1993, World Trade Center attack, and to preserve the history of those significant events How Fort Ticonderoga works to provide a remarkable two-day destination experience for its visitors, and to promote education and the preservation of its historical heritage and military significance while supporting the region economically How the National Museum of the American Indian established in 1916 became a part of the Smithsonian in 1989, and how its mission is to both preserve the history of Native Americans as well as to educate people about Native American life today How the Hudson River Museum hosts numerous events dedicated to the arts and sciences within the historic home, planetarium, amphitheater, and galleries devoted to arts and environmental sciences The Albany County Historical Association Samantha Hall-Saladino shares the history of the Albany County Historical Association, housed in a historic home in Albany, New York. She discusses the efforts the Association is making to promote inclusivity by telling the stories of the slaves and immigrants who at one time lived in the home. She discusses the difficulty of making the entire house accessible for everyone and shares details of the virtual tour that will allow guests to view the second floor of the home in a virtual setting if they are unable to go to the second floor in person. She shares efforts to attract new audiences to the site, including key cross-promotion partnerships. She discusses exciting future opportunities for the mansion to continue its growth and community engagement. The 9/11 Memorial and Museum Any Weinstein shares the mission of the 9/11 Memorial and Museum to honor the lives lost in the terrorist attacks as well as to document and preserve the story of those attacks. She shares how the Memorial is working to honor all of the first responders and others who became sick due to chemical exposures on that day, as well as anyone who helped with the city of New York’s recovery efforts. She shares how inclusivity has always been a part of the Memorial as people from all walks of life were affected by the terrorist attacks. She shares details of their new Memorial Glade and its designers, and the symbolism surrounding it. She discusses maintaining the Memorial as a place of honor and as a reminder of the past. She talks about the upcoming 20-year anniversary of the attacks that will take place in 2021, and she shares how the staff has been discussing plans to commemorate the significant date. Fort Ticonderoga Beth Hill shares the historical significance of Fort Ticonderoga and discusses their efforts to preserve the Fort as an important site of military history. She discusses the unique upcoming opportunity Fort Ticonderoga will have to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States. She shares how Fort Ticonderoga is working to create programs dedicated to women and people of color who served in the military, and she talks about why accessibility and inclusion have been of vital importance to their work. Beth discusses why families, not history buffs, are their largest audience, and she talks about building marketing and programs around visiting families. She shares some of the audience outreach work the Fort has been doing. She discusses the Fort serving as a major tourism anchor for the region and shares the economic impact the Fort has brought to the region, and she shares the importance of supporting the local community’s infrastructure development and the partnership opportunities that has brought. She shares future opportunities to expand the reach of Fort Ticonderoga. The Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian Joshua Voda outlines the history of the Museum of the American Indian and explains why one of its important missions is to remind people that, while the history of Native Americans is a rich one, Native American life continues today and isn’t entirely represented by the history we know. Joshua discusses the role inclusivity plays in the mission of the museum, and he shares how the museum works to dispel stereotypes and steer people toward a better understanding of the impact Native Americans have had on all aspects of American history. He shares efforts the museum has made to attract new audiences, including opening the new STEM-focused “Imaginations Activity Center.” He shares details of an exhibit the museum is working on to showcase the Native American history of the New York area. He discusses outreach efforts to help teachers bring knowledge from the museum directly into their classrooms. The Hudson River Museum Araya Henry shares the many diverse and multi-disciplinary functions the Hudson River Museum serves, dedicated to both art and science. She outlines inclusivity efforts the museum makes through programs dedicated to teens of all ethnic, educational and economic backgrounds. Araya shares partnership efforts the museum is making to build their audience, including collaborations with nearby museums and cultural sites for cross-promotion and with local businesses to offer mutual discounts. She shares the future opportunities the future is looking to, including working with the local school system and becoming a part of the curriculum for local students. She discusses the local LGBTQ+ Advisory Board and the opportunities for partnerships and promotion that it represents for the museum. Overview Each of these organizations has turned to marketing and partnership opportunities as a crucial component to fuel their growth and reach. Working with area schools and offering new educational opportunities has been one avenue for success for many of these museums and historical sites. Developing and promoting inclusive programs and reaching out to different groups of people from all backgrounds have been equally important. A prevailing theme from each of these conversations is that travel and tourism sites such as museums, historical and cultural organizations can only benefit from working together, and the region-wide travel and economic impact these partnerships can create are dramatic and beneficial for everyone. Resources: Albany County Historical Association’s Ten Broeck Mansion website: www.tenbroeckmansion.org The 9/11 Memorial & Museum website: www.911memorial.org/museum Fort Ticonderoga website: www.fortticonderoga.org National Museum of the American Indian website: https://americanindian.si.edu/ The Hudson River Museum website: www.hrm.org

   Is it a child who speaks through the recorder, or something else?? This mansion in #Albany is known to be extremely #haunted. After countless investigations over 4+ years, we went back. Teaming back up with some of the former #paranormal crew, I took my own arsenal of video and audio equipment to prob the walls for something inexplicable.  

Philip Schuyler was born on the corner of what is now State and Pearl Street on November 20th, 1733, to Johannes and Cornelia Schuyler. Abraham Ten Broeck was born on the corner of Columbia and Market Street on May 13, 1734, to Dirck and Margarita Ten Broeck. Both Philip and Abraham came from large families, but they were each the eldest surviving son. Both the Ten Broeck and Schuyler families came from rather humble origins. Back in the Netherlands, the Schuylers were bakers and the Ten Broecks employees of the West India Company. The patriarchs of both families had arrived in New York, or New Netherland, as it was called at the time, by the 1650s. Both families garnered wealth through the beaver fur trade. The families have a history of operating prominent trading businesses, serving on Albany’s city council, as mayors, Indian Commissioners, and holding militia commissions. When Philip and Abraham were born, they inherited the legacy of their ancestors. They made ample use of it, and built upon it with their own accomplishments, as you’re about to learn in this episode of Tales of Old Albany. “Philip and Brom - A Lifelong Friendship” Presented by Casey Polomaine and Aaron Holbritter Written by Jessie Serfillipi Conceived and Edited by Aaron Holbritter Produced by Aaron Holbritter and Casey Polomaine Recorded by Isaac Newberry Featuring: Ian LaChance* as Abraham Ten Broeck, age 20, and the Poet Isaac Newberry* as Philip Schuyler, age 20 Chris Foster as Abraham Ten Broeck, age 40 Patrick White as Philip Schuyler age 40 and Johannes Van Rensselaer Casey Polomiane* as Philip Schuyler, age 8 Brigitta Giulianelli as Abraham Ten Broeck, age 8, Catherine Schuyler, and others. Angela Potrikus as Elizabeth VR Ten Broeck Evan Jones as School Teacher, and others Maeve McEneny** as Cady Schuyler, and others Marquis Heath as Prince, and others Nick Bosanko as Rensselaer Schuyler Joe Plock as Dirk Ten Broeck, Sr. Matthew G. Hamm** as Albany Resident (*Creative License founding member) (**Albany County Historical Association Board Trustee) Music: Theme song: Chase, Epic Adventure Composer: Johannes Bornloff http://audiograb.com/T2hGvDX5Fn Additional Music: Cinematic Piano by AShamaluevMusic. https://youtu.be/6Sq5Y2HzF1c Fife Feature: Lowlands Away Music by The United States Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps http://freemusicarchive.org/music/The_United_States_Army_Old_Guard_Fife_and_Drum_Corps/Celebrating_50_Years/04_1725 Johann Pachelbel - Kanon in D by Aitua https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-whoXu79zk "Forgotten" by Whitesand https://www.patreon.com/Whitesand “Baron Steuben’s March” Sturbridge Colonial Militia https://archive.org/details/MusicOfTheRevolutionaryWar/BaronSteubensMarch.mp3 "A Mothers Sacrifice" Music By: Jay Man @ https://ourmusicbox.com/ Official "OurMusicBox" YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/c/ourmusicbox All music licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/… Resources: Letter used to inspire fictional letter: https://founders.archives.gov/?q=%20Author%3A%22Schuyler%2C%20Philip%22%20Period%3A%22Revolutionary%20War%22&s=1111311111&sa=schuyler&r=42 References: People of Colonial Albany Book of Common Prayer: https://archive.org/stream/bookommray00epis#page/n189/mode/2up “The Story of Arbor Hill and the Ten Broeck Mansion at Albany, New York” https://www.jstor.org/stable/23154791?read-now=1&loggedin=true&seq=4#page_scan_tab_contents NYPL Philip Schuyler Papers Schuyler Mansion State Historic Site Ten Broeck Mansion

Welcome to the Inaugural Albany Paranormal Campfire podcast hosted by the Tri-City NY Paranormal Society based out of Albany, NY. We investigate everything from Aliens, to ghosts, to bigfoot and everything in between. Show Notes: • Tri-City NYPS is dedicated to conducting research and examination of paranormal events and occurrences. o Founded in October 2009 o Various relevant fields o 1798 Ten Broeck Mansion in Albany, New York and investigate locales within and nearby the greater Capital District • Upcoming events o Grooms tavern reveal – 10/5 7pm o Bundy House/Deposit Museum – 10/17 7pm o Dr. Best House Ghost Hunt – 10/20 7pm o Paranormal Lecture 10/30 7pm – free but register o The Original Albany Ghost Tour - Haunted Pub Crawl – 10/11 and 10/16 930 to 11pm additional 20 dollars • https://www.tri-citynyparanormalsociety.com/ • https://www.facebook.com/TriCityNYParanormalSociety/ • https://www.facebook.com/NewYorkBigfootSociety/

On the last episode of Listen with the Lights On, Maeve McEneny of the Albany County Convention & Visitors Bureau was giving us a tour of Albany’s Ten Broeck Mansion. We ended in the foyer in Part I, looking out the imposing front doors. Now we’re going upstairs, where many a psychic and ghost hunter has […]

Ten Broeck Mansion in Albany sits just north of the city’s downtown. Views from the historic home’s gardens and from its elegant windows look out over row houses, industrial buildings and US Route 787. But it wasn’t always this way. In 1789, when it was built by Abraham Ten Broeck, it was farmland as far […]

A mansion. A portrait. A haunting? Dive into this week’s edition of Listen With The Lights On, where we talk to Albany County Convention & Visitors Bureau Education Coordinator Maeve McEneny about lore in Albany, New York, and the mysterious happenings at the colonial estate at Ten Broeck Place. You can subscribe to Listen With […]

PSINYS PARANORMAL TALK RADIO IS PLEASED TO HAVE AS OUR GUEST ONCE AGAIN CLAUDIA CUNNINGHAM LIVE, .tonight's topic: Mysteries of Sedona ,Church of Mabus and Unravelling the Mysteries.Claudia has appeared on George Noory's Coast to Coast AM with Timothy Green Beckley. She has also appeared on some shows with noted UFO investigators Brad Steiger and Alan Greenfield.  Some other shows include  the Paracast, the Clyde Lewis show, and Darkness Radio. She has been written about in several books by Timothy Green Beckley and international paranormal expert Nick Redfern. Claudia's most recent adventures are featured in Redfern's new book,  Men in Black: Personal Stories & Eerie Adventures  recently released.Her life story is a study in paranormal happenings including UFO sightings, poltergeist activity and witnessing a full body apparition in Albany's notorious Ten Broeck Mansion in 1967. She is a native of the Albany, NY area and a student of all things paranormal.   

PSINYS PARANORMAL TALK RADIO IS PLEASED TO HAVE AS OUR GUEST ONCE AGAIN CLAUDIA CUNNINGHAM LIVE, .tonight's topic: Mysteries of Sedona ,Church of Mabus and Unravelling the Mysteries.Claudia has appeared on George Noory's Coast to Coast AM with Timothy Green Beckley. She has also appeared on some shows with noted UFO investigators Brad Steiger and Alan Greenfield.  Some other shows include  the Paracast, the Clyde Lewis show, and Darkness Radio. She has been written about in several books by Timothy Green Beckley and international paranormal expert Nick Redfern. Claudia's most recent adventures are featured in Redfern's new book,  Men in Black: Personal Stories & Eerie Adventures  recently released.Her life story is a study in paranormal happenings including UFO sightings, poltergeist activity and witnessing a full body apparition in Albany's notorious Ten Broeck Mansion in 1967. She is a native of the Albany, NY area and a student of all things paranormal.