Processed early letters and papers from 1890-1930s held in the organization's headquarters. Assisting reformatting of historical materials, preservation.

Preserved, organized, arranged and described the collections of Grace Church and its chapel, St. Michaels. Currently answer mostly genealogical reference questions. The Parish records go back to it's predecessor Emmanuel Church, circa 1840. We are currently re installing the archives after the extensive renovations of the Sanctuary.

Consultant to not-for-profit organizations and individuals concerning Identification, appraisal,preservation and availability of non current records of historical value. I organize and maintain archives for individuals and organizations, and also do historical research on a variety of topics including house histories. An experienced oral historian, I am available to help establish an oral history program, as well as to lecture on the subject. I have had extensive work with volunteers at all levels of expertise and enthusiasm.

Variety of work including records management, archival processing, oral history, exhibits, reference. Facilitating at History Conferences, back up for regular NHPC staff.

Processing, arranging, preserving and cataloging the records of all NYC Parks and Recreation Department's Monuments, 1935-present. Grant Funded by NYS Local Government Records Improvement Fund.

Established an archive with records dating back to 1862. Published OUR JOURNEY with Rabbi Dan Bronstein and Bev Silver, to celebrate the 150th Anniversary of CBE. A free standing Time Line Exhibit located on 8th Avenue in front of Temple House. Worked with Clergy, Staff, Members and volunteers to preserve, arrange, describe and make available as many of the amazing records as possible.

Starting as a Graduate Student in 1983, I have worked both full and part time at Tami-Wag processing various collections. The most prominent were those of Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Professor Jay Leyda.

Started the BAM archives. Set up basic structure, hired staff, trained staff got them off to a good start and then went back to the NY Public Library.

As the very first Archivist for the Girl Scouts in the newly inaugurated National Historic Preservation Center I took part in National Training Sessions at Macy and at the Birthplace. Accessioned materials, processed collections, conducted oral histories, developed policies and procedures. Had a great time!

Analyzed government records and created records retention schedules.