The History List is the largest list of history-ârelated events in New ...
The History List is the largest list of history-‐related events in New England and across the country. There is no cost to list your organiza:on and events.
Anyone who is signed in—staff, volunteers, interns—can enter or edit. Perfect for all-‐volunteer organiza:ons.
Adding informa:on about your organiza:on and events is copy-‐and-‐ paste simple. There is virtually unlimited space for text, pictures—even video. Do you have an event that repeats? Every repea:ng paFern imaginable is included.
To add your organiza:on and events, sign in with Facebook or request a free account by sending your name and ins:tu:on to [email protected]. Send your ques:ons and sugges:ons to [email protected].
There are several ways to use The History List in addi:on to promo:ng your organiza:on and events. Publicize your summer camp or program for children. The History List publishes the only list of these programs. And unlike other sites, there is no cost to list your summer camp or program.
Use your organiza6on’s page on The History List as a one-‐page website. Easy to set up, add and update your informa:on as oNen as you’d like. And all of your events appear automa:cally at the boFom of your page. Manage your list of events on your website. Use the tools built into The History List to publish a list of your events on your website. Set it up once and then every :me you add or edit your events on The History List, these changes will appear immediately and automa:cally on your own site, too. The Kentucky Historical Society is one organiza7on that uses The History List in this way. Publish an automa6cally-‐upda6ng calendar with events from several organiza6ons. Use the tools built into The History List to create the combined calendar. Once it’s set up, every :me an organiza:on adds or edits their informa:on on The History List, it will appear immediately and automa:cally in the combined calendar. Perfect for special events that happen throughout a community or region. The Montana Historical Society uses this capability to publish a calendar of events taking place in ins7tu7ons across the state as part of the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage in there.
è Complete details on all of these: www.TheHistoryList.com/resources. To set up a new account: [email protected]. Ques:ons and sugges:ons: [email protected].
Anyone who is signed in—staff, volunteers, interns—can enter or edit. Perfect for all-‐volunteer organiza:ons.
Adding informa:on about your organiza:on and events is copy-‐and-‐ paste simple. There is virtually unlimited space for text, pictures—even video. Do you have an event that repeats? Every repea:ng paFern imaginable is included.
To add your organiza:on and events, sign in with Facebook or request a free account by sending your name and ins:tu:on to [email protected]. Send your ques:ons and sugges:ons to [email protected].
There are several ways to use The History List in addi:on to promo:ng your organiza:on and events. Publicize your summer camp or program for children. The History List publishes the only list of these programs. And unlike other sites, there is no cost to list your summer camp or program.
Use your organiza6on’s page on The History List as a one-‐page website. Easy to set up, add and update your informa:on as oNen as you’d like. And all of your events appear automa:cally at the boFom of your page. Manage your list of events on your website. Use the tools built into The History List to publish a list of your events on your website. Set it up once and then every :me you add or edit your events on The History List, these changes will appear immediately and automa:cally on your own site, too. The Kentucky Historical Society is one organiza7on that uses The History List in this way. Publish an automa6cally-‐upda6ng calendar with events from several organiza6ons. Use the tools built into The History List to create the combined calendar. Once it’s set up, every :me an organiza:on adds or edits their informa:on on The History List, it will appear immediately and automa:cally in the combined calendar. Perfect for special events that happen throughout a community or region. The Montana Historical Society uses this capability to publish a calendar of events taking place in ins7tu7ons across the state as part of the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage in there.
è Complete details on all of these: www.TheHistoryList.com/resources. To set up a new account: [email protected]. Ques:ons and sugges:ons: [email protected].
