Resources

This page is intended to provide links to labor history resources relating to New York State. Some of the resources it refers to are nation-wide, but include specific sections on New York.

Help us build the single most complete source of information on labor history in New York State. Entries should be sent to Gail Malmgreen at gail.malmgreen@nyu.edu.

American Labor Studies Center
This is an excellent and comprehensive source for labor history and labor studies materials, and for educational resources.
H-Labor
The major electronic discussion list on the history of workers and their institutions. The link provides access to the site with information on how to join and use the list.
Labor Archives Directory
This directory of archives and special collection in the United States and Canada includes a section on New York State
Labor Arts
The site presents images about the past and present lives of working people. It is a virtual museum exhibiting and cataloguing the art of the labor movement and working people.
LAWCHA
The Labor and Working Class History Association is a nation-wide organization that makes available a listing of labor-related resources, including other State Labor History Associations, Museums, Conferences, and Archives
Labor Films
For a comprehensive online directory, contact the website of the Metropolitan Washington Council, AFL-CIO at http://www.dclabor.org, and follow the link on labor films, or contact https://laborfilms.dabbledb.com/page/laborfilms/ePjMknLk#. Also see Tom Zaniello, Working Stiffs, Union Maids, Reds, and Rifraff: An Expanded Guide to Films About Labor, ILR Press, 2003.

New York State History links
Web sites of associations and organizations dedicated to the preservation of New York State's history.
Radical Walking Tours of New York
See the book by Bruce Kayton, Radical Walking Tours of New York City, Seven Stories Press, 2003. It provides information on tours, and includes a bibliography.