Historical Society of the Nyacks

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About the Historical Society of the Nyacks

- Our Mission
  
  The Historical Society of the Nyacks, founded in 1994, is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to researching, preserving, and fostering appreciation of the history of the Nyack community. The Society accepts the donation of historical papers and artifacts related to the community and will preserve them for future reference, research, and exhibition. The Society sponsors periodic meetings, programs, exhibits, and trips to promote knowledge of, and interest in, local history.
OUR 2022 BOARD OF TRUSTEES
- Mike Hays* – President
  Win Perry* – Past President
  Lee Hoffman* – Treasurer
  Mary Anne Evangelist – Interim Secretary
  Bill Batson
  Andrew Buttermilch
  Veronica Cahill
  Charles Cross
  Mimi Hoffman
  Karen Kennel
  Kay Levinson*
  Lucinda McClarty
  Louise Parker
  Brenda Ross*
  Gini Stolldorf
  Leontyne Temsky
- Florence Katzenstein – Founding President †
  Joe Barbieri †
  Evelyn Fitzgerald†
  Tom and Anne Hackett †
  Patricia Jarden †
  Marilan Lund †
  Tom Morrison †
  Lori Thomas †
  
  * Signifies membership on the Executive Committee
  † Denotes additional committee members
- You!
  
  Membership is open to all, regardless of where you live. You can choose to help carry out various activities, such as recording oral histories, managing the collection, writing for our newsletter, planning programs, mounting exhibits, becoming a docent and helping with house tours, or you can just enjoy being a supporter and attending programs that appeal to you.
Donate A Piece of History

We continue to build our collection of items related to the history of the Nyacks and have recently acquired new archival shelving. If you would like to donate a photograph, document or artifact related to local history, please call (845) 418-4430 or email [email protected]
- Oral Histories
  
  We have built a large library of oral histories by Nyack residents, past and present. You can listen to them at www.nyacklibrary.org/oral-histiories.html.